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Advocates want 1997 charter

Three democracy advocates petitioned the government to sponsor amendments to the 2007 Constitution and cancel legislation enacted by the junta-appointed National Legislative Assembly.

Published on March 1, 2008



Sant Hathirat, Weng Tojirakan and Jaran Ditapichai submitted their petition to Prime Minister's Office Minister Choosak Sirinin and called for revisions based on the suspended 1997 charter.

The Nation

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NLA bows out after 218 laws

The National Legislative Assembly met for the last time yesterday after passing 218 laws since it was appointed on October 11, 2006, by the military junta that deposed Thaksin Shinawatra as prime minister.

Listing the legislature's achievements, Speaker Meechai Ruchuphan said the assembly had held 95 sessions, answered more than 100 enquires and passed one emergency decree during its existence.

 The assembly acknowledged 100 reports from its standing committees, he added.

Meechai thanked assembly members for their work and cooperation. He wished those who sought to enter politics success, and others to remain impartial.

He recognised the work of parliamentary staff, who often worked late without overtime.

The Nation


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