Government House, "Thammanat", secretary-general of the Palang Pracharath Party, confirmed that the coalition parties agreed that the cabinet should not be adjusted during this time. As for the internal problems of the party, they have been dealt with.Lt. Col. Thammanat Prompao, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives and Secretary-General of the Palang Pracharath Party, confirmed that he had not received any signal for a cabinet reshuffle. The cabinet reshuffle is up to the Prime Minister to consider whether to reshuffle or not. The coalition parties have been discussing it all along and have agreed that it is not appropriate to reshuffle at this time. It is expected that it is more of a trend-setting move or it may be a case where political parties still have quotas for ministerial positions. However, the parties will not propose any reshuffles. In the end, it is up to the Prime Minister to consider.The Palang Pracharath Party confirmed that there were no problems. Every political party must have some problems, whether they were small or big, depending on the situation. Whether the story will be released to the public or not depends on the internal management of the party. Any party that is united will not have problems. However, if any party has people who want to express their vision, that is normal. Therefore, when there is a problem, it must be resolved by negotiation or by using some measure. At present, the matter has ended. Mr. Santi Promphat has resolved it according to the party leader's assignment. He also confirmed that in the previous House of Representatives meeting, all party members were still strong and united.Source: Thai News Agency
“Thammanat” confirms that the coalition parties agree that the cabinet should not be adjusted.

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