Bangkok: In a recent meeting to discuss the draft of the 2026 fiscal budget bill, Mr. Kanwee Sipsang, a party-list Member of Parliament from the Tham Party, expressed strong objections to the proposed budget. He outlined four primary reasons for his disagreement, which he believes highlight fundamental issues with the

Bangkok: Kanwee Sipsang, a party-list MP of the Tham Party, has articulated four primary reasons for his opposition to the proposed 2026 fiscal budget bill. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kanwee criticized the government’s lack of professionalism in drafting the budget, highlighting the absence of leadership, an understanding of

Bangkok: “Phao Bhum” maintains that the government has responsibly prepared the 2016 budget, adhering to a framework of fiscal discipline, despite criticisms from the opposition. The government acknowledges that only a quarter of the remaining funds are available for use due to a high regular budget but highlights an adjustment

Bangkok: “Phao Bhum” has defended the government’s preparation of the 2026 budget, emphasizing its foundation on responsibility and fiscal discipline. The government has acknowledged a limited budgetary margin, with only one-quarter of funds available for discretionary use due to a high regular expenditure budget, which has been adjusted to 70.1%,

Bangkok: In a heated parliamentary session, Mr. Pichet Chueamuangphan, the first deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, expressed his frustration regarding the scrutiny and criticism of the parliamentary budget. He explained that the budget could indeed be audited and emphasized the importance of maintaining transparency. According to Thai News

Bangkok: “Pichet” gets angry and explains that the “Parliamentary Budget” can be inspected, emphasizing that the allocation depends on the committee and urging not to demolish their own house. ‘Rakchanok’ agrees, stating her embarrassment due to uncertainty about having enough power. According to Thai News Agency, during a meeting at