How the move to postpone the debate was lost
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A record of the votes that defeated the motion on further debating and voting on the Constitution Court's order to delay charter change:
323 of 644 MPs and senators were present, constituting a quorum when the vote was called.
318 MPs and senators cast “yes” votes, when 322 votes were needed for the motion to be passed.
41 of the 46 senators present cast “yes” votes. Senators Monthien Boontan and Surachai Liangboonlertchai cast “no” votes, Sontha Saengphao abstained and Thaweesak Kidbanjong and Worawit Baru chose not to cast their votes.
11 of the 19 Chart Thai Pattana MPs were present and cast votes in favour of the motion. The MPs were Kuerkul Danchaivichit, Korrawee Prissananantakul, Chayuth Pummakanchana, Chanchai Prasertsuwan, Nittiwat Chansawang, Parina Kraikupt, Patcharee Pothasuthon, Paradorn Prissananantakul, Yutthaphon Ankinandana, Sorachud Suchitta and Sinthop Kaewpijit.
5 of 7 Chart Pattana MPs present cast “yes” votes. They are Prapas Limpabandhu, Prasart Tanprasert, Prasert Boonchaisuk, Polapee Suwanchwee and Wannarat Charnnukul.
6 of 7 Palang Chon MPs present cast favourable votes. They are Sukumol Kunplome, Poramet Ngampiches, Phansak Ketwattha, Ronnathep Anuwat, Ukit Tansawat and Santsak Jaroon Ngampiches. Suchart Chomklin did not cast vote.
2 Rak Prathet Thai MPs cast “yes” votes. They are Chaiwat Krairiksh and Prodpran Tohranee.
1 New Democracy MP, Patcharin Monpan, cast a “yes” vote.
7 Bhum Jai Thai Party MPs voted “yes”. They are Jakrawal Chaivirutnukul, Nantana Songpracha, Manu Pugprasert, Rurangsak Ngamsompark, Visit Pitayaporn, Boonying Nitikanchana and Pranom Phokham.
Pheu Thai MP Thaipjutha Khaokham did not cast her vote.
