Sutin is confident that problems within the Ministry of Interior are manageable by the Prime Minister and reveals that the constitutional amendment progress may be postponed to wait for the public sector's draft to be reviewed together with theirs. Tags: [Ministry of Interior, constitutional amendment, political conflict, Prime Minister, Thailand]
On 27 June 2026, Mr. Sutin Klangsang, a party-list MP from the Pheu Thai Party, commented on whether conflicts within the Ministry of Interior would affect the overall government operations. He said the issues in the Ministry of Interior are concerning and could somewhat impact the government's key policy implementation. However, he is confident that the problems will soon be resolved, especially since the current Minister of Interior is also the Prime Minister. Holding such absolute authority over both the country's overall governance and direct control of the Ministry of Interior, he believes Prime Minister Anutin can manage the situation without interference from other powers.Tags: [Sutin Klangsang, Ministry of Interior, government policy, Prime Minister Anutin, political conflict]
"These problems can happen in any ministry, particularly if the appointment and transfer system for civil servants lacks moral principles. Such issues often lead to conflicts like these. Therefore, anyone who will govern the country in the future must consider and prioritize establishing a moral system," Mr. Sutin said.Tags: [civil service system, moral principles, government administration, conflict prevention]
Additionally, Mr. Sutin spoke about the progress of the Pheu Thai Party's proposed constitutional amendments. He emphasized that the party's ultimate goal is for the amendments to succeed and be realized, not just to submit a draft as a formality. The party has continuously adjusted the content to fit the situation. Recently, after some Constitutional Court judges expressed the view that electing the Constitution Drafting Assembly (CDA) does not violate the court’s rulings, Pheu Thai has reconsidered its approach accordingly.Tags: [constitutional amendment, Pheu Thai Party, Constitutional Court, political strategy]
Regarding the Bhumjaithai Party's statement that the aforementioned opinion reflects only some judges’ personal views and is not a binding court ruling, Mr. Sutin said that Pheu Thai respects the opinions of all political parties, recognizing that constitutional amendments cannot be achieved by one party alone. At the same time, they will not let other parties' concerns become obstacles but will focus on building understanding and seeking cooperation from all sides.Tags: [Bhumjaithai Party, constitutional amendment, political cooperation, Pheu Thai Party]
On the timeline for submitting the constitutional amendment draft to Parliament, Mr. Sutin revealed that they must wait for several parties to be ready. Initially, the Speaker of Parliament was likely to schedule the agenda in early July, but now the timeline is expected to be postponed to wait for the public sector's constitutional amendment draft, which is still in progress. He views this positively, anticipating that when the time comes for consideration, Pheu Thai’s draft will be complete and included on the agenda alongside the public sector’s draft for simultaneous review.Tags: [constitutional amendment, parliamentary procedure, political timeline, public sector draft, Pheu Thai Party]