The "Constitutional Court" will next make a decision on the case of 40 senators filing to impeach the Prime Minister on 10 July 67, ordering evidence to be submitted within 15 days.

The "Constitutional Court" has scheduled the next decision on the case of 40 senators submitting a request to impeach the Prime Minister on 10 July 67, requiring relevant agencies and individuals to submit evidence within 15 days.

Date: 18 June 2567 Constitutional Court Case consultation meeting The President of the Senate sent a request to the Constitutional Court to decide according to the Constitution, Section 170, paragraph three, together with Section 82, that the ministership of Mr. Settha Thaweesin Prime Minister Mr. Phichit Chuenban, Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office Has it ended only according to the Constitution, Section 170, paragraph one (4), together with Sections 160 (4) and (5) or not? (Consideration matter No. 17/2567)

40 senators submitted a complaint to the Senate President (petitioner) that Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister (respondent no. 1), had brought the matter to the King. His Majesty graciously appointed Mr. Phichit Chuenban, Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office. (Respondent 2) is a Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office.

Even though you already know or should have known that Respondent No. 2 lacks qualifications or is prohibited by the Constitution. Because Respondent No. 2 had previously been imprisoned by the Supreme Court for six months. In the offense of contempt of court Is a person who acts dishonestly and has behavior which is a serious violation or non-compliance with ethical standards according to Section 160 (4) and (5) of the Constitution, causing the ministerial status of the two respondents to be terminated according to the Constitution, Section 170, paragraph one (4) together with Section 160 ( 4) and (5) or not

The petitioner therefore sent a request to the Constitutional Court to make a decision in accordance with Section 170, paragraph three, in conjunction with Section 82. The Constitutional Court ordered not to accept the petition of only the 2nd respondent. In the case of the 1st respondent, the order was accepted for consideration. diagnose The 1st respondent has submitted an explanation to the Constitutional Court to answer the allegations.

Result of consideration: The Constitutional Court considered by discussion and found that For the benefit of consideration for the agency or related persons prepare opinions and submit copies of documentary evidence according to the issues specified by the Constitutional Court to be submitted to the Constitutional Court within 15 days from the date of receipt of the letter for consideration and decision by the Constitutional Court. The next hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, July 10, 2567.

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• (12 June 67) Constitutional Court Ordered to submit additional evidence on 17 June, case of 40 senators submitting withdrawal of "Seththa", scheduled for consideration on 18 June 67.