Bangkok Post
Court says Social Security Board election can proceed
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The Central Administrative Court on Tuesday ordered the revocation of an announcement postponing the Social Security Board election, ruling that the announcement was unlawful.
Key facts
- The court said the election should proceed as originally scheduled on Sept 27.
- The Central Administrative Court on Tuesday ordered the revocation of an announcement postponing the Social Security Board election, ruling that the announcement was unlawful.
- In 2023, the Progressive Social Security group backed by the party was a runaway winner in the country’s first Social Security Board election.
- The postponement announcement was issued on July 27 by the committee overseeing the election of employer and insured-worker representatives
Summary
The court said the election should proceed as originally scheduled on Sept 27.
The postponement announcement was issued on July 27 by the committee overseeing the election of employer and insured-worker representatives. It cited a lack of clarity about registration requirements.