The draft decree may be presented for Cabinet approval on June 12, he said.
“The House will adjourn after the passage of draft legislation on money laundering and on terrorism,” he said.
Woravat said deliberations on the controversial bill on reconciliation would be postponed to the next session.
With regard to the charter change bill, he said Parliament would tomorrow hold a consultation session before deciding its next move. The consultation will allow senators and MPs to air their opinions on how to react to the court order to put the passage of the bill on hold until the completion of a judicial inquiry into the constitutionality issue.
He went on to state that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra had not signalled any reshuffle of the Cabinet line-up as speculated.