Some members of the National Reform Steering Assembly take selfies after their final meeting at Parliament on Friday. Under the 2017 constitution, it will be scrapped 30 days after the law on national reform plans and procedures takes effect. Throughout its 22-month term, the NRSA issued 190 reform reports, 131 of which are made available on its website, Internet Law Reform Dialogue (iLaw) said in its report on Thursday. Some of the proposals were copied from its predecessor, the National Reform Council, such as the report on the independence of police personnel management from political intervention. “What we got is a pile of reports, most of which are vague, redundant and unproven suggestions.

Source: Bangkok Post July 27, 2017 14:03 UTC