Thai House Committees' Powers Curtailed; Chairmen Need Vote to Set Agenda, Summon Witnesses
Thailand's House of Representatives has decided to curtail the powers of its committees. Chairmen will no longer be able to unilaterally set agendas or summon witnesses, requiring a committee vote for such actions. This move is expected to enhance transparency and fairness in committee operations.
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