Opposition MP Accuses Government of Refusing Time for Vote of No Confidence

Key summary

Sasitip Wong-Nong-Toey, a member of parliament and deputy head of the Democrat Party, stated on October 25, 2026, that the government is setting restrictive conditions to avoid a vote of no confidence. He argued that the Prime Minister's claim of having no time available violates the Constitution and ethical standards. While the government proposed a three-day debate period at the end of October, Mr. Wong-Nong-Toey suggested that November 7-11 would be an appropriate window for the session to resume after the APEC meeting in China.