The National Legislative Assembly (NLA) has already (on June 22) approved the national strategy bill and the national reform bill. It will take at least 11 months to implement the country's reforms as stated in the two bills, as the government first needs to draft the national reforms and the 20-year national strategy. Under the bill, the Committee for National Reform, National Strategy and Reconciliation, chaired by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, will be maintained. The Committee for National Reform, National Strategy and Reconciliation agrees that without bureaucratic reform, it's not easy to drive the nation to achieve the Thailand 4.0 initiative or the ambitious 20-year national strategy plan, or even education reform. The new KPIs should be upgraded to become strategic KPIs that conform to the 20-year national strategy and national reforms.

Source: Bangkok Post August 01, 2017 19:18 UTC