Bangkok: “Warawut” reiterates Chartthaipattana Party adheres to the flag of amending the constitution according to the year 40, sees amending each section – the parliament not in line with the objectives, should take time, follow the process, believes that the coalition parties tend to go in the same direction.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Varawut Silpa-archa, Minister of Social Development and Human Security and leader of the Chartthaipattana Party, expressed his views on the constitutional amendment process. He emphasized that the party remains steadfast in its commitment to amend the constitution following the principles laid out in the 1997 constitution. This approach involves establishing a Constituent Assembly to incorporate public opinion, ensuring the new constitution reflects the will of the people. Mr. Varawut highlighted that amending individual articles within the parliamentary framework might not align with the original objectives and guidelines envisioned by the party.
Mr. Varawut furthe
r elaborated on the necessity of a thorough and time-consuming amendment process. He advocated for conducting a referendum, gathering public opinions, and involving representatives from diverse sectors in the Constituent Assembly. This approach, he believes, will result in a sustainable constitution truly representative of the people’s interests.
Additionally, Mr. Varawut assured that the leadership of the coalition government parties is unified in their direction, with no internal conflicts. He stated that there is a collective agreement to pursue a constitution that serves the interests of all parties involved, facilitating progress for Thailand as a whole.