No Cabinet's opinions on additional question: Wissanu
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The government Friday turned down a Constitutional Court request for the Cabinet opinions regarding revisions of the draft charter to complement results of last month’s referendum.
Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Kreangam said Friday that the government had nothing to do with the matter.
“The court may have viewed that the government is related to this matter. But in fact the Cabinet and the National Council for Peace and Order have nothing to do with this,” Wissanu said.
He suggested that the National Reform Steering Assembly and National Legislative Assembly, which had proposed the additional referendum question, should be able to provide the best opinions on this matter.
The Constitutional Court is reviewing the draft-charter revisions made by the Constitution Drafting Commission to determine if the changes are in line with the extra question.
