The government spokesperson emphasized that the senatorial vote-rigging case is a legal process handled by the Election Commission. The government is not involved and is currently focusing on economic matters.
At 09:30 on 14 Sep 2026 GMT+7 at the Government House, Mr. Aekaphop Pianpiset, spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, commented on the Election Commission's upcoming decision regarding the senatorial vote-rigging case on 14 Sep. He said the Prime Minister is following the matter, which is a legal process conducted by an independent organization, and the government has no involvement. Currently, the government focuses on economic issues. Besides the visit from Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, who came today, the government will also open Gastech Bangkok 2026. This is an important event positioning Thailand as a leader in the global energy transition to a cleaner energy future, reducing dependence on fossil fuels. Given the global challenges today, Thailand must be prepared to adapt swiftly to these changes.