4 parties submit draft Education Act to parliament

4 political parties 'Bhumjaithai-Pheuthai-Ruamthaisongkhram-KorThor' submit the draft of the Education Act to the parliament, hoping to revolutionize education. 'Wan Nor' accepts the proposal and pushes for a discussion in the next session, believing that it will take shape. Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, President of the House of Representatives, accepted the draft of the National Education Act submitted by various political parties, including Mr. Sophon Saram, Chairman of the House of Representatives Education Committee, along with MPs from the Bhumjaithai Party, Mr. Duangrit Benjatikul Chaiyrungruang, Vice Chairman of the Education Committee, and MPs from the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, as well as MPs from the Pheu Thai and Kla Tham parties. Mr. Sophon stated that he hoped that the draft would be included as soon as possible after almost all coalition parties submitted it this time. This draft law will revolutionize our nation's education and succeed. He hoped that it would pass the law quickly and be con sidered in the next session. In 2569, it would be able to be announced as a law within this parliament. Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor said that education is an important matter for the nation. Education is a way to develop the country, which requires human development in order to develop the economy and society of the country. If education is backward, everything else will be backward as well. Education is a matter of humanity. If we cannot develop education, we will not be able to keep up with other countries. "I don't like the word revolution, but revolution means it must be done quickly. I don't like revolutionizing the country that much. But if it's education, I've already reformed it. I hope that the draft of the National Education Act proposed by the political parties, as the president of the parliament, will be included as soon as possible to bring to the next parliament session. And I believe that in our time, we will see educational reform take shape," said Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor. Source: Thai News Agency