The recently completed charter draft is now being studied by the Cabinet and the National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), who will hold a joint meeting to discuss the draft on May 19.
Prayut has told the Cabinet to look at every provision in the draft to assess how the top laws will enable every ministry to have a hand in solving the country’s problems.
He also welcomed public participation in the country’s administration, but said the key question was at what stage they should be allowed to submit input.
He said that if there were no laws specifying the stage at which the public can participate, the government could hit snags.