Malika suggested that Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha set up a panel composed of State’s attorneys and members of the Council of State. She said there had been many cases in which final court judgements had ordered compensation over actions that led to losses affecting state budgets. The court ordered the confiscation of Bt46 billion of his assets. If it was not PM Prayut enforcing the court orders, no one else would dare to take the step, she said. Malika said she wants to talk with the Democrat Party’s legal department about what actions could be taken against ministers and officials for malfeasance.

Source: The Nation Bangkok September 07, 2017 10:07 UTC