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Published on November 27, 2007

Party secretary-general Surapong Suebwonglee said yesterday party leader Samak Sundaravej would unveil the new policy.

Besides Samak, Surapong and key members such as Mingkwan Saengsuwan, Yongyuth Tiyapairat and lawyer Noppadon Pattama would explain issues relating to the economy.

The party also considers December 12 an auspicious day and will hold a major rally at Bangkok's Wong Wien Yai district.

The date coincides with the party's candidacy number in the proportional vote.

Twelve key figures of the party will address its supporters during the event.

The date was postponed from December 7, because many of its key personnel are too busy on the original date.So the party decided to stage the rally on December 12, deputy leader Samphan Lertnuwat said.

"Our 12 key members will address the audience. They include party leader Samak Sundaravej, Chalerm Yoobam-rung and Mingkwan Saeng-suwan, the former boss of the Mass Communications Authority of Thailand.

"We will also announce new policies that are different from other parties," he said.

The Nation