“I’ve been thinking about whether what I’ve done during the past few months is the right thing or the wrong thing for the people. I’ve decided that I have to follow my policy announced to the public on the first day I landed in this post,” he told a press conference yesterday. Pradit has been criticised for his proactive policy and his probes of alleged irregularities at the ministry in the past seven months. “All I have done is to improve the national health security and the universal health care scheme. I will not shy away from this hot seat until I feel that I can no longer do good for the people,” he added.