PM Anutin Proposes Dec 6 Start for No-Confidence Debate
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At 12:10 PM on October 27, 2026, at Government House, Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul revealed progress on scheduling the no-confidence debate targeting 18 ministers. The government received a letter from House Speaker Sophon Saran and discussed it in the Cabinet meeting, responding that the Cabinet's convenient date is from December 6 onward. When asked about the debate duration, the PM said the opposition must negotiate among themselves. Asked if the government would accept the opposition's previous demand for five days, Anutin replied that it is up to the opposition to decide, noting they had wanted five days for this week only, with the remainder at four days — a point where previous talks collapsed. The PM added that the debate should have been held today, but since the opposition disagreed, a suitable date must be found where all sides and all ministers are free. When pressed if he personally prefers four days as the opposition suggested, Anutin simply said, "Either way is fine for me."
