Pradorn is ready to face the no-confidence debate, confident in his straightforward performance and believing that the entire cabinet is prepared to clarify every allegation without anticipating the questions in advance.
At 07:30 on 18 Sep 2026 GMT+7 at the Government House, Pradorn Prissananantakul, Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office, commented on the opposition's planned submission of a no-confidence motion. He said they are waiting to see when the opposition will submit the motion to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. Once submitted, the government will have time to review the motion's contents, likely about one week after submission, and then another week to prepare. Currently, the government does not know when the opposition will submit it, but he believes every cabinet member is ready to clarify all points and allegations.
When asked whether they had anticipated which topics the opposition's no-confidence motion might cover, Pradorn said they had not. Each minister is confident that they have carried out their duties honestly and have worked to solve the country's problems.
When pressed about whether the issues would still involve collusion in the Senate, the TH-AI Passport, and corruption in local civil service exams, Pradorn said he was not the one drafting the motion and suggested asking the opposition about the specific concerns. If there are outstanding doubts, they are likely included in the motion. The government side is ready to clarify all allegations.
When asked whether the opposition is expected to submit the motion under Article 151 or Article 152 of the Constitution, Pradorn said that depends on the opposition.