However, he would talk to his party's MPs ahead of the budget bill debate on Oct 17 to make sure they are all on the same page. "But if talks on the budget bill fail, the PM must be held responsible," the Pheu Thai leader said. He said he would ask all Pheu Thai MPs to stick to the party's resolution. Meanwhile, opposition chief whip Sutin Klangsang said he expected the debate on the budget bill to last for three days, as 60 MPs from the Pheu Thai Party have notified their intention to speak. Separately, the Democrats said they are confident the budget bill for the 2020 fiscal year will sail through the House.

Source: Bangkok Post October 09, 2019 21:45 UTC