Cabinet Appoints Committee to Monitor Government Policies and PM Orders
The Thai Cabinet has approved a new committee chaired by Minister Supamas Isaraphakdi to monitor and accelerate implementation of government policies and Prime Minister's orders. The committee comprises senior officials from key government agencies and must report progress to the Cabinet every quarter, while also producing annual performance reports for public dissemination.
The Cabinet acknowledged the appointment of a committee to monitor government policies and the Prime Minister's orders, as proposed by the Office of the Prime Minister's Permanent Secretary. Minister Supamas Isaraphakdi, attached to the Prime Minister's Office, will chair the committee. The Prime Minister signed Order No. 330/2569 dated September 4, 2026, appointing the committee.
Members include the Permanent Secretary of the Prime Minister's Office, the PM's Office Spokesperson, the PM's Office Director-General, the Cabinet Secretary, the Budget Bureau Director, the Council of State Secretary, the National Economic and Social Development Council Secretary, the Public Sector Development Commission Secretary, the PM's Advisor on Civil Service Affairs, and the Public Relations Department Director-General.
Deputy Permanent Secretaries from the PM's Office (Administration), the Cabinet, and the NESDC serve as members and joint secretaries. Directors of the Policy and Strategy Coordination Division, and divisions assigned by the Cabinet Secretariat and NESDC serve as members and assistant joint secretaries.
The committee's duties include monitoring, accelerating, and driving government policies and PM orders to successful implementation per government intent, monitoring progress and reporting to the Cabinet quarterly, and compiling annual government performance reports for public dissemination. The committee may coordinate with relevant agencies, summon information and documents, appoint sub-committees or working groups, and perform other tasks assigned by the PM or Cabinet. The PM's Office Permanent Secretary will coordinate and compile progress data from agencies for the committee, with expenses drawn from the PM's Office budget.
