Yotsanan is confident that cooperation with Bhumjaithai will be smooth and lasting, stressing that mutual trust is essential. He sees no problems with the government policy draft. Meanwhile, Julpan reveals that the full list of ministerial quotas has already been delivered to Anutin.
At 13:55 on 19 Mar at the Parliament Building, Mr. Yotsanan Wongsawat, a party-list MP from Pheu Thai, said in an interview regarding preparations for policy discussions with Bhumjaithai that the team is ready and talks are scheduled for early next week.
When asked about the key flagship policies Pheu Thai wants to promote jointly with Bhumjaithai in government, Yotsanan said these are the policies they have consistently advocated: addressing cost of living issues and improving local and community conditions. He acknowledged that Bhumjaithai has many similar policies, so discussions will be necessary. Regarding changes in science and technology, it is clear that action is unavoidable, and everyone agrees, so no major issues are expected.
When asked whether there is political assurance that the partnership will last the full four years, Yotsanan said, "Certainly, mutual trust is crucial for working together."
Meanwhile, Mr. Julpan Amornwiwat, a party-list MP and leader of Pheu Thai, said in an interview about coalition talks following the prime ministerial vote that discussions have concluded and no further talks are planned. When asked about progress in submitting Pheu Thai's ministerial candidate list to Mr. Anutin, Julpan nodded and said, "Yes." Asked if this includes deputy minister positions amid rumors of unresolved issues, he said, "It has all been submitted. That is all I can say; it is the prime minister's prerogative."