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    The Election Commission has not yet approved 380 MPs who are waiting together.

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    The Election Commission acknowledged that 330 MPs had no complaints. but not yet certified Wait for the office to submit 95% of the proposals before considering announcing the results at one time.

    Reporters reported that today's Election Commission meeting resolved to acknowledge the preliminary investigation report. MPs elected in constituencies without complaints and believed that the election results were honest and fair that the Election Commission was able to declare the election results in 330 constituencies as proposed by the Election Commission of Thailand. Election of MPs 2018 Section 127 stipulates that the Election Commission shall certify the results of the election of MPs on a constituency basis where there are reasonable grounds to believe that the election results are honest and fair in not less than 95 percent of all constituencies. The Election Commission of Thailand was therefore instructed to proceed with the remainder of the amount required by law and propose it to the Election Commission for consideration at one time. The matter is expected to be presented again at next week's meeting. Causing today to not consider certifying any MPs

    However, 95 percent of the total number of 400 constituency MPs is 380. As of today, the ECT acknowledged the results of the investigation. MPs who have no complaints, 330 people, there will be only 50 MPs left. As for the office of the EC, only 50 people will have to complete 95 percent.

    But there is a possibility that the Election Commission will announce the endorsement of all 400 constituency MPs and all 100 party-list MPs due to the audit report of the election inspector at The law requires the Election Commission to listen and the opinions of the provincial election directors, who mostly suggest that complaints about elected officials The province could not complete the investigation before the 60-day time frame required by law, and the ECT wanted to complete the declaration of the election results before Mr Chatchai. Chanpraisri will retire Because he will turn 70 years old on June 28th .

    Source: Thai News Agency