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Coalition and opposition whips back December 7–10 censure debate for 18 ministers
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Thailand’s government and opposition whips, together with a Cabinet representative, have agreed a provisional December 7–10, 2026 timetable for a no-confidence debate against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and 17 other ministers, with voting on D
Key facts
- The agreed framework provides for debate sessions in the House of Representatives from 8am until 3am the following day
- The opposition coalition submitted its no-confidence motion on October 8, 2026, seeking votes against individual ministers under Section 151 of the Constitution
- Parit said December 7–11 was the latest window proposed by the Cabinet
- The motion targets Anutin and 17 other Cabinet members.
Summary
The agreed framework provides for debate sessions in the House of Representatives from 8am until 3am the following day. However, the Cabinet has been asked to confirm the dates and consider whether the proceedings could be brought forward.
First Deputy House Speaker Mallika Jirapunvanit chaired the scheduling meeting, with Paradorn Prissananantakul, a minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, representing the Cabinet.