He said the core problem was not the organiser of the exams, but rather the quality of the procedures. The process must be transparent, he said.
The lawmaker also pointed out that the NCPO’s order had resulted in employee shortage at local administrative organisations, because the exams are held twice a year instead of four times annually.
Besides the bill proposed by the largest opposition party, there are two being pushed by the Pheu Thai Party and one by the Democrat Party.
Other parties have also been attempting to revoke the NCPO’s orders; for example, the ruling coalition Bhumjaithai Party MP Saritpong Kiewkong, on Monday, submitted a bill to the President of the Parliament, proposing to repeal 71 laws promulgated by the coup leaders.
