วันเสาร์ที่ 18 กรกฎาคม พ.ศ. 2558

CDC decided to stop parliamentary immunity in serious crimes!!


 
Under past constitutions ,Mps and senators could be

 prosecuted during meeting sessions only for flagrant


felonies or when their assemblies allowed it.


However in practice,both assemblies protected their

members and never allowed them to be prosecuted.

The previous revision of the charter added only
corruption charges to the offences.

 
On Friday,Constitution Drafting Committee (CDC)

spokeman,Kamnoon Sidhisamarn said that chater

writers decided to add criminal offences with

imprisonment of 10 years or more to the charges

from which MPs and senators ccnnot seek

immunity during a meeting session.

In essence,MPs and senators will no longer have

immunity from criminal proceedings during
 
 parliamentary sessions if they are charged with
 
corruption or any offence that carries a jail
 
 of 10 years or more.

The revised draft also allowed prosecution if the accused

member agrees to it,without having to seek permission

from his assembly.

The charter drafters rewrote a clause to ensure that an

 assembly president cannot “order” the release of
 
one of its members.

An assembly may also allow a prosecution to proceed

without calling a vote if the accused member asks for

justice to be allowed to take course.

 

In my viewpoint,I support the point to add serious criminal

offences to parliamentary immunity because in my believe

it will make MPs and senators more careful about

what they will do.Although they have duty in the

parliament ,they have duty of good citizen too and

every citizen should be treated as the same

And I hope this point will lead to least and stop

discrimination in society and make the society more

unity and more beautiful to live.

 

Hope for good political improvement and beautiful

Thailand.

 

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