The laws, required in the new charter for the first time, have passed the first reading by the National Legislative Assembly (NLA). The government has now opened its website to gauge views from the public on the two laws before they are further deliberated by the NLA. 
This is in line with the requirement of Article 77 under the same charter.

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Public asked for views on laws required by new charter

The public is invited to share views on the two critical laws on national strategy and reforms online via the government’s website, thaigov.go.th.

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