Sophon Denies Banning Debate on Senator Collusion

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Parliament President Sophon Sarum denies claims that he attempted to restrict no-confidence debates regarding Senator collusion.

•Sophon Sarum denied Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut's claim that the Parliament President tried to limit debate topics.
•Sophon Sarum stated that Members of Parliament have the right to speak on any matter related to a no-confidence debate as per the Constitution.
•Reports from the Election Commission and a motion on Southern border issues are scheduled for consideration on September 16.

•Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut claimed that the Parliament President attempted to restrict no-confidence debates from mentioning Senator collusion.
•Sophon Sarum denied saying any words to restrict the debate and stated he was unaware of what would be submitted for the debate.
•Sophon Sarum asserted that Members of Parliament can speak on any topic related to the no-confidence debate according to their constitutional rights.
•On September 15, Sophon Sarum gave an interview regarding the allegations made by Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut.
•Sophon Sarum confirmed that the consideration of the Election Commission report and the Southern border motion will take place on September 16.
•Sophon Sarum stated that the proceedings on September 16 will not be postponed to ensure the matters are concluded.

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Sophon Sarum

"Oh, where did I restrict it? I haven't said a single word."

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Sophon Sarum(โสภณ ซารัมย์)

The President of the National Assembly.

Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut(ณัฐพงษ์ เรืองปัญญาวุฒิ)ℹ️

A list-based Member of Parliament and leader of the People's Party.

People's Party(พรรคประชาชน)

The political party led by Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut.

Election Commission(คณะกรรมการการเลือกตั้ง)

The body whose report is scheduled for consideration on September 16.

Constitution(รัฐธรรมนูญ)ℹ️

The law that provides the regulations for the rights of Members of Parliament to speak.