Wisanu" has no opinion on Pheu Thai's amendment of the constitution on ethics issues, saying it can be done but must be in accordance with the law, revealing that the government has not yet invited them to help. Mr. Wisanu Krea-ngam, former advisor to the Prime Minister, said about the Pheu Thai Party's attempt to push for amendments to the constitution, section by section, on the issue of ethical standards for politicians that he has no opinion on this matter, but he thinks it can be done, there is nothing to prevent it, but it must be done in accordance with Section 256 of the constitution, that's all. As for whether it will be similar to the government of former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, who tried to amend the amnesty law to the fullest extent, Mr. Wisanu said he did not know because he did not know what the mood of the people was. When asked whether he personally thought that the articles should be amended or waited for the Constitution Drafting Assembly (CDA) to amend the entire constitutio n, Mr. Wisanu said that he would do both anyway, so let them do it that way. Source: Thai News Agency
“Wisanu” reveals that the government has not yet invited him to help with the work.
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