Thai House Adjourns Without Passing Rules Amendment Bill; PM Question Power Remains Contentious
The Thai House of Representatives adjourned on November 11 without concluding deliberations on a proposed amendment to its meeting rules. Intense debate occurred between the ruling and opposition parties, particularly regarding proposals to increase opportunities for direct questioning of the Prime Minister, highlighting the contentious issue of strengthening legislative oversight over executive power.
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