February 10, 2023 – Journalists report from the parliament about the collapse of the council meeting on February 9, while appearing as a quorum to vote on the draft bill to amend the Fisheries Act. with only 93 MPs present as a quorum, before voting on the said bill MPs from many political parties promised fishermen who submitted letters calling for help in passing the law that Will hasten to pass the law, but it appears that when the time comes to vote, there are hundreds of MPs who do not follow the promises made to the fishermen. not present as a quorum cause the law to be considered I don’t know if it will be finished in time to close the council meeting on February 28 or not.
It was found that Pheu Thai Party had 116 non-identified MPs, 105 MPs, Palang Pracharat Party, five MPs, 70 non-identified MPs, Bhumjaithai Party had 61 MPs, 46 non-identified MPs. The Democrat Party has 50 MPs, 22 non-identified, the Kao Klai Party has 45 MPs, 27 non-identified, and the Chart Thai Pattana Party has 12 MPs, 10 non-identified.
The Seri Ruam Thai Party has 10 MPs, six non-identifying MPs, Prachachart Party has seven MPs, five non-identifying MPs, and the Pheu Chart Party has six non-identified MPs. The New Economics Party has 6 MPs, not all of them present. The Thai Local Palang Party has 5 MPs, 2 do not show themselves, while the Ruam Palang Party has MPs. 4 people do not show themselves Chart Phatthana Kla Party has 3 MPs, 2 are absent.
Opportunity Thai Party has 2 MPs, not all of them present. Thai Teachers for the People Party Thai Civilized Party new democratic party Democratic Party Thai Citizen Party New Power Party Pheu Chart Thai Party There are 1 MP for each, not all of them present themselves. Including Mrs. Bunyaporn Natathanaphat, who is the only MP of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party at this time, also does not show herself.
