Anutin Urges NBTC to Clarify Meeting with Dr. Sorat
Anutin Charnvirakul revealed that the Secretary-General to the Prime Minister sent a letter to the NBTC demanding clarification over summoning NBTC Chairman Dr. Sorat Bunbaikepruch, raising concerns of violating an administrative court order.
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- Anutin confirms PM's Secretary-General sent a formal letter to NBTC
- Demanding explanation over summoning NBTC Chairman Air Vice Marshal Dr. Sorat Bunbaikepruch
- Raising serious concerns that the meeting may breach an administrative court order
Anutin Charnvirakul, Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, disclosed progress regarding the ongoing dispute within the Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC). He stated that the Secretary-General to the Prime Minister has officially written to the agency, urging them to clarify the facts surrounding the summoning of NBTC Chairman Air Vice Marshal Dr. Sorat Bunbaikepruch.
The primary concern raised by the government is whether this meeting could potentially conflict with or violate previous rulings and injunctions issued by the administrative court, as internal governance within the telecommunications regulatory body remains under strict legal scrutiny
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The intervention by the executive branch through the Secretariat of the Prime Minister highlights growing concerns over regulatory governance and compliance with administrative court orders. If any summoned meetings or administrative actions are found to contravene court directives, it could directly impact the legal validity of decisions made during such proceedings.
Mr. Anutin added that the administration is currently awaiting a formal response from the NBTC to determine the next appropriate steps regarding executive oversight and the rule of law.
Source: Matichon Politics
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