Thai PM's Office Hints at 'Improper Use' of Parliamentary Summons Procedures
A Thai government spokesperson suggested that the summons procedures by the House Committee on Legal Affairs might be an 'improper and excessive use' of power against the Prime Minister and government officials. The spokesperson also questioned the committee's operations and member appointments, implying political motives behind the actions.
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