Penetrating the votes 11, the NPP minister swarms 6 MPs, Pak Nam overturned ‘Pok-Heng’ knot to take the chair – did not support the budget
For details of the 11 ministers’ voting resolutions, the reporters reported that 1. Gen. Prayut Chan-ocha Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Received support from all coalition parties, including all 16 MPs, with only 2 Democratic Party MPs, namely Mr. Panit Wikitset and Mr Anwar Sa and Pattani MPs voted no confidence
2. Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce It received the lowest trust among 11 ministers due to insufficient trust from the ruling coalition. Members of the coalition government is the Chart Thai Pattana Party Mr. Phadermchai Sasomsub Nakhon Pathom MPs Mr. Chulaphan Nonsrichai list of MPs Mr. Anurak Churimas Roi Et MPs voted to abstain, including 16 MPs, not casting their votes in favor of everyone.
3. Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health found that members of the coalition governments poured out their full support, there was no split line.
4. Gen. Prawit Wongsuwan Deputy Prime Minister get the highest trust score and the lowest distrust score It was an overwhelming vote from the coalition government, all parties voted to not split the line. and received support from all 16 MPs and the Thai Economic Party 15 votes of Capt. Thammanat Promphao Party leader who voted to support everyone.
5. Gen. Anupong Paochinda Minister of the Interior With the highest no-confidence vote of 212 among 11 ministers, it was found that in addition to the no-confidence vote from all opposition parties Surprisingly, there was a voice from the team. Ashwahem who are 5 Samut Prakan MPs and 1 party-list MP, Palang Pracharat Party Vote of no confidence
6. Mr. Saksiam Chidchob The Transport Minister found that MPs from the coalition government voted to give complete confidence, except Miss Watanya Bunnag list of MPs Palang Pracharath Party Mr. Panit Wikitset list of MPs Democratic Party who voted to abstain
7. Mr. Chaiwut Thanakmanusorn Minister of Digital Economy and Society Received trust from all ruling parties, including Miss Kankanit Haewsanti Bangkok MPs, Palang Pracharat Party Mr. Chaiwut’s wife also helped her vote.
8. Mr. Santi Prompat Deputy Minister of Finance It was found that it received a majority of trust votes from the ruling party, including all 16 MPs.
9. Mr. Juti Krairiksh Minister of Social Development and Human Security All Democrat MPs voted to trust Mr. Juti except Mr. Chaiyot Jiramethakorn The only party-list MPs voted abstention, while all members of the Coalition Party voted in the same direction, with the exception of Miss Watanya Bunnag list of MPs Palang Pracharath Party who abstained while the 16 MPs voted apart, with 3 people, namely Mr. Damrong Phidech list of MPs Thailand Forest Conservation Party Mr. Peerawit Ruedolphak list of MPs Thai Rak Tham Party Mr. Kathathep Techaruang list of MPs Pheu Chart Thai Party vote of no confidence But the rest voted on trust.
10. Mr. Niphon Boonyamanee Deputy Minister of the Interior Got the trust from the coalition party that voted in the same direction.
11. Mr. Suchart Chomklin Minister of Labor Gain the trust of the coalition party Cobra opposition party As for the 208 no-confidence vote, in addition to coming from the opposition coalition It also found that there were 6 votes from the Pracharat Party, including 5 Samut Prakan MPs and 1 party-list MP.
Reporters reported that After the vote of the no-confidence debate was completed and the names of 6 Samut Prakan MPs appeared. Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) voted to overturn General Anupong Paochinda Minister of the Interior and Mr. Suchart Chomklin Minister of Labor It appears that the Line group, the Democratic Party’s MPs, have expressed their fierce opinion against the 6 Samut Prakan MPs. mostly MPs who are close to Mr. Suchart, in addition, some have proposed to make a letter to hunt for the list of MPs to General Prawit Wongsuwan party leader to manage people who oppose party resolutions decisively including proposing the party’s executive committee to set up a committee to investigate facts
High-level news sources revealed that the reason for the 6 Samut Prakan MPs Vote to overturn Gen. Anupong because throughout the past Samut Prakan Province not being cared for Did not receive the budget to support and develop the province even though there is Suvarnabhumi Airport In the case of Mr. Suchart Previously there was no As many MPs in hand Samut Prakan Province but slashed his face to steal the minister’s chair