PM pledges to let NACC work without interference
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Prime Minister Prayut Chanocha said Wednesday that he would not interfere in the work of the National AntiCorruption Commission (NACC) even though he could exercise his absolute power as allowed by the law.
Prayut said that he had talked to the NACC chairman who promised the agency would work to the best of its ability to fight corruption. The issue the NACC chairman was concerned about was political interference or power overlapping.
Prayut said there would be no political interference under his administration in the work of the NACC and the government would let the agency and other independent agencies fully enforce the law.
