However, once the draft amendment is approved, the steps would mirror those under the first scenario. He said parliament would need to determine how members of a charter drafting body are selected and talks with all sides including the Senate would be necessary. Beyond those chapters, the drafting process should proceed in accordance with parliamentary procedures, he said. Siripong: Powers don't want changePP MP for Bangkok Theeratchai Phanthumas said the charter amendment process must proceed under existing mechanisms, but it remains unclear whether the direction will meet public expectations. Mr Theeratchai said the government may pursue amendments, but the outcome may not align with expectations and could result in limited change.

Source: Bangkok Post February 28, 2026 21:54 UTC