Cabinet Ready to Respond to All Opposition Allegations

At 7:30 a.m. on September 18, 2025, at the Government House, Prasad Perisnanantakul, Minister Attached to the Prime Minister's Office, discussed the opposition's plan to submit a no-confidence motion against the government. He said the government would wait to see when the opposition files the motion with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and once submitted, the government would have time to review it. The process typically allows one week for reviewing the motion and one week for the government to prepare, though the exact timing of the opposition's filing remains unknown.

Peisnanantakul expressed confidence that all cabinet ministers are ready to address every allegation and issue raised. When asked if the government had speculated on what topics the opposition might raise, he said there was no need to guess, as each minister is confident they have performed their duties honestly and worked to resolve the country's problems.

When pressed on whether the issues would center on alleged vote manipulation, the TH-AI Passport scheme, and corruption in local government employee examinations, Peisnanantakul noted he was not the one drafting the motion and suggested asking the opposition which points they still have concerns about. He reiterated that the government stands ready to clarify all allegations. When asked whether the opposition would file under Article 151 or Article 152 of the Constitution, he said that decision rests with the opposition.