
Speaking to graduates of an advanced course in political development and election classes one, two and three at Chitralada Palace, the Crown Prince said Thai politics has changed from time to time, sometimes in a good direction, sometimes not. “If any part [of the political system] develops in a positive direction we should support that part and build on it to become better,” he said.
“If any part leads into a bad direction, we should correct it. [And not] allow it deter political development in the country,” he said.
“If all parties help each other to correct the wrong things, Thai politics will develop firmly and strongly for the benefit of all people,” he said.