MP Samart Kaewmeechai from the ruling Pheu Thai Party, who is deputy chair of the reconciliation panel, said Wednesday that the House speaker was expected to table the motion for deliberation on Wednesday and the debate was likely to continue until Thursday.
He denied that the debate was a precursor for a reconciliation law aimed at paving the way for granting amnesty to certain politicians. “That will only lead to more conflicts,” he added.
The Nation