Prime Minister Anutin is ready to face the no-confidence debate, pledging to respond to the opposition with achievements and facts without relying on vote counts. He insists the government has not been idle for even a second and emphasizes that all actions are for the people every breath of the way.
At 09:05 on 14 Nov 2026 GMT+7, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul said on the program “Talk with Prime Minister Anutin,” episode 4, about his readiness to face the no-confidence debate. He stated, "I believe I am ready, fully prepared to respond to the no-confidence debate. Everything involves explaining to our fellow citizens through Parliament that the government has not been idle for even a moment. Every second that passes, we are finding ways to implement policies, solve problems, seek opportunities, and increase income. All these efforts are continuously underway."
Regarding whether it is unnecessary to secure extra MPs’ votes for the no-confidence debate, Anutin said, "We must be confident that we can explain to the opposition MPs. Whether they understand or not is up to each individual, but we must respond with data, facts, and proven achievements, and refute their allegations. From what I have heard from the motions and other sources, we are confident we can answer everything."
When asked if the government’s solid vote count boosts confidence, Anutin replied, "We do not rely on vote counts. My government and I respond to the public’s doubts with our achievements, not votes. Even if votes pass, doubts among the people remain, and that is the last thing the government will accept. This government works for the people every second, every breath. This is what we want from the people. This is my commitment." ."