Anutin PM to unveil policies next week, confirms House dissolution by Jan 2026 – commits 7 day work push as time runs out

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(SAP News - Punyaphon Rakcharoen)On September 24, 2025, at the Phakdi Bodin Building, Government House, Anutin Charnvirakul , PM and Minister of the Interior, led the Cabinet in announcing the results of a special cabinet meeting. Mr. Anutin reaffirmed that,he will dissolve the House of Representatives within 4 months after his government’s policy. The dissolution is expected to take place by the end of January 2026 and maintaining power to the people, allowing them to use their right to vote in March and, at the latest, early April 2026. This is subject to the general election commission's consideration.

The Cabinet has also approved a signed letter to Parliament stating its policy. The Cabinet has asked permission to proceed between September 28th and 30th, in accordance with other administrations. The announcement and debate will occur over two days.

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Today, the Prime Minister's Office addressed an urgent letter to Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, the Head of the National Assembly, addressing the Cabinet's government policy statement to Parliament. According to Article 162 of the Kingdom of Thailand's Constitution, the policy statement will be presented on September 29, 2025.

Furthermore, the Cabinet set criteria and timelines for project presentations, as well as supporting documentation for consideration during Cabinet meetings. All relevant authorities have been directed to maximise operations to ensure rapidity and effectiveness while avoiding unnecessary steps. However, all attempts must adhere to all government regulations and laws. Given the government's time limits, all agencies must adjust to maximise efficiency and quickly resolve public issues.

Mr. Anutin underlined, "My entire cabinet is prepared to work over the time, no vacations, seven days a week, without delay. This adds a new dimension to functioning within the Thai Cabinet. Cabinet meetings will continue as needed, although convening once a week is unnecessary owing to scheduling restrictions. We must speed up policy execution in order to give to the people. As a result, in critical instances, more than one Cabinet meeting may be held each week,

we can't wait."

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Finally, Mr. Anutin declared that we have received an incredible kindness from heaven and are pleased and grateful for the royal grace and encouragement bestowed upon us by the Head of State of our country. He is delighted and eager to begin running the country in service of His Majesty's grace and that of all Thai people right now

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