Wan Nor' immediately submitted the names of 'Pichet-Pharadon' to His Majesty after being elected as Deputy Speakers of the House of Representatives. He believes that the stage for the government policy debate will be smooth and that he will divide his time to act as the chairman appropriately. He sees the drama of the senators crying as an expression, not an act of aggression. Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, the President of the House of Representatives, talked about the process after selecting the first and second Deputy Speakers of the House of Representatives that today (11 September) he will immediately submit the names of Mr. Pichet Chueamuangphan, who was elected as the first Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Mr. Paradorn Prisananantakul, the second Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, because it is considered urgent and he cannot work alone. After this, he must wait for the royal command to be issued in order to respond to the royal command before he can perform his duties. A s for the division of work between the two vice presidents, Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor said that it will remain the same, but they will discuss it again to adjust it to be suitable for their own abilities. However, they will try to look at the original work. Mr. Pichet will look at his own previous work that he has looked at before. However, since Mr. Pichet has become the first vice president of the House of Representatives, he may have to adjust to look at the work of the first vice president of the House of Representatives. However, if there are some things that he is not good at, he will let Mr. Paradorn look at them. Any work that the second vice president of the House of Representatives is not good at, he will let Mr. Pichet look at them. It should be possible to reach an agreement. When asked about the government's policy statement to the parliament on 12-13 September, Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor, as the president of the parliament, said that he and Mr. Mongkol Surassajja, the president of the Senate, as the vic e president of the parliament, would take turns performing their duties. They would divide their time as appropriate because even though they were performing their duties on the throne, they had tasks outside the throne that they had to perform, such as opening meetings and handing out awards to MPs and Senators, which were scheduled in advance. The government's policy statement to the parliament was a special meeting that was not prepared in advance. Therefore, both he and the president of the Senate would try to perform their duties, but we would try to make time appropriate so that we could perform our duties. Therefore, we thought that the two-day meeting should go smoothly. Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor also mentioned the Senate meeting yesterday (10 September) where a Senator cried in the meeting. He said that the Senate wanted to express itself because they were performing new duties, which was a good thing. He saw that everyone spoke with reason and was not aggressive. Source: Thai News Agency
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