Yutthana, MP for Nong Khai from the Palang Pracharath Party, debated the draft Act to Reform Ministries, Departments, and Agencies, pointing out that what the public should receive from reform is not merely new ministries but a government bureaucracy that works better and uses budgets more efficiently.
11 Nov 2026 GMT+7 Yutthana Sritabut Yutthana Sritabut, Member of Parliament for Nong Khai from the Palang Pracharath Party, spoke in support of the principles of the draft Act to Reform Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (No. ...), B.E. ..., stating that restructuring government agencies must assign tasks appropriately to the country’s development and genuinely benefit the public.
Yutthana cited Nong Khai Province as a model connecting culture with tourism, highlighting traditions of the Mekong River basin, boat racing festivals, the Naga fireball phenomenon, the history of the Phra Aphai Mani Monument, and the procession of Luang Pho Phra Sai. These cultural assets can be leveraged to enhance tourism, create economic opportunities, and distribute income to communities. He also supported establishing a Ministry of Sports to advance sports development, public health, youth, and the sports industry, while emphasizing that the government must clearly define agency responsibilities to prevent task overlap.
He added that restructuring must consider budget efficiency, assess costs and outcomes before and after implementation, and carefully plan the transfer of duties and personnel to ensure uninterrupted public services. “What the public should gain from this reform is not just new ministries, but a government that performs better, uses budgets more efficiently, and creates greater opportunities for the people,” he said.