About 45 opposition MPs are queueing up to grill Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and nine cabinet ministers in the upcoming no-confidence debate, according to chief opposition whip and Pheu Thai MP Sutin Klungsang.
He said the opposition parties had discussed how to allot time among them and so far about 45 MPs on the opposition benches had asked to take part in the debate. Of that number, 15 were Pheu Thai MPs, he added.
Mr Sutin called on the government not to impose a debate deadline after Wirach Ratanasate, chief government whip, suggested that the debate should be wrapped up before midnight on the last day.
The government wants the debate to take place on Feb 16-19, to be concluded within four days so a vote can be cast on Jan 20.
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