"Anutin" guarantees the profiles of the three Deputy Interior Ministers, ordering that today's tasks must have been completed since the day before yesterday. He declares there is no KPI paperwork and says when tired, they should rest.
At 09:20 on 7 April 2026 at the Ministry of Interior, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, spoke after meeting with ministry officials. He said this is a new government, and the Ministry of Interior has three deputy ministers. He informed that each deputy oversees specific agencies within their line of work, but their overall mission is to act as interior ministers wherever they go, capable of solving problems in all areas—not just those under their direct supervision.
When asked how the KPIs for the three ministers are set, Mr. Anutin said everyone must work hard. All three have reached this point by proving their knowledge, ability, dedication, sacrifice, and readiness to work, which is why they were appointed as Deputy Ministers of Interior. Therefore, there is no KPI sheet; if they feel tired, they should rest. All three are of an age and readiness to work selflessly for the people.
When further asked if the rule that today's tasks must be finished by the day before yesterday still applies, Mr. Anutin said for these three, tasks must be completed by the day before yesterday. They have worked with him for a long time, serving as his secretaries, members of the Bhumjaithai party, and appointees responsible for local areas and public welfare.
Regarding most ministers being relatively young but working with older officials, Mr. Anutin said they have been members of parliament for at least three to four terms each. Though younger than him, they are in their working prime, possess qualifications and maturity to collaborate with all parties, and have a close understanding and awareness of the public’s feelings, which is very important.