The new act &nbsp;allows state agencies to propose projects to the Cabinet and open the way for joint investments with private investors in infrastructure projects and &nbsp;commercial development nearby, said Nuttaporn Jatusripitak, adviser in the prime minister office, &nbsp;after the cabinet meeting yesterday. 
Any project worth more than &nbsp;Bt5 billion would need to be approved by the &nbsp;PPP board, he added.&nbsp;

Cabinet approves changes to PPP act 

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Cabinet approves changes to PPP act

The Cabinet yesterday approved the revised public-private partnership act (PPP Act), under which the private sector can increase their investments in public projects.

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