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	Anusorn&rsquo;s order follows the distribution of 200 calendars by a political party coordinator. The calendars were given away before a local administrators&rsquo; conference in Chiang Khwan district last Wednesday.&nbsp;</div>
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	The examination was ordered for 20 districts in the province, as it was viewed as inappropriate for authorities to provide free calendars symbolising any political party.&nbsp;</div>
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	Local authorities must examine and open presents they receive and not distribute them to people. They must return inappropriate gifts to the people who originally provided them.&nbsp;</div>
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	The order prohibits further distribution of the calendars, but not keeping the ones already passed out.</div>
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	The calendars could also be given during any other time of the year without problems, he said.</div>
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	Anusorn Iamsa-ard, acting deputy spokesman for the Pheu Thai Party, said the authorities were overly scared and the calendar distribution simply aimed to wish peoplewish people well.&nbsp;</div>

Check on who gave out Yingluck calendars

ROI ET Governor Anusorn Kaewkangwan yesterday confirmed that his office was looking into the distribution of calendars adorned with photos of the |former premiers Thaksin and Yingluck Shinawatra during the New Year festival.