Revealing the names of 14 senators who will sit on the joint committee considering the study of the referendum law.

Revealed the names of 14 senators joining the joint committee to consider studying the referendum law together with MPs. Send it to the Senate meeting for approval on 21 Oct. New generation senators "Thewarit" objected to why there were no senators, the minority members of the Senate, joining the committee. Reporters reported that the meeting of the Senate Special Committee on October 17th had an agenda to consider the establishment of a joint committee to consider the draft bill that the House of Representatives agreed with the Senate's amendments regarding the draft bill on referendum. The meeting considered and resolved to submit the names to the Senate meeting on Monday, October 21st to form a joint committee to consider the draft bill, consisting of 14 people in proportion to the Senate, consisting of: 1. Police Lieutenant General Boonchan Nuansai 2. Mr. Thawat Suraban 3. Police Colonel Kob Atchanakitti 4. Mr. Niwet Phancharoenworakul 5. Mr. Aphichat Ngamkamol 6. Mr. Prapon Tangsrikiattikun 7. Police Major General Chatchawan Saengphet 8. Mr. Kamol Rodkhlai 9. Mr. Chiwaphap Chiwathatham 10. Mr. Anek Wiraphananan 11. Mr. Phisit Apiwatanapong 12. Mr. Pichan Phonsriprathan 13. Mr. Sitthikorn Thongyot 14. Mr. Wuttichai Kalyanamitra In this regard, Mr. Thewarit Maneechai, a member of the Senate of the New Generation Senators, commented that if we look at the debates of both the Senators and even the Senators of the Bhumjaithai Party who supported the return to the two-tier majority system, which led to conflicts between the two houses, leading to the establishment of this joint committee, it came from the claim of giving importance to the democratic system and wanting to listen to the voices of everyone, even those who would never come out to vote, such as the two past referendums where more than 40% were voted in. This is a condition for passing or failing the referendum. "And why are the 19 senators who voted against the use of a two-tier majority not named as representatives on the senator's joint committee to talk to the MPs?" said Mr. Thewarit. Source: Thai News Agency