Five-hour meeting fails to reach conclusion
26/03/2011
Mongkol Bangprapa
Bangkok Post
Parliament has postponed its deliberation of the minutes from the Thai-Cambodian Joint Boundary Commission meetings until this coming Tuesday, after a five-hour debate yesterday failed to reach any conclusion.
The government has asked parliament to endorse three documents from previous JBC meetings between Thailand and Cambodia.
Section 190 of the constitution requires that any crucial binding international treaty must be endorsed by parliament.
The government asked parliament to back the minutes in order to pave the way for further demarcation talks between the two countries.
A joint sitting of the parliament deliberated the three minutes yesterday.
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The government has asked parliament to endorse three documents from previous JBC meetings between Thailand and Cambodia.
Section 190 of the constitution requires that any crucial binding international treaty must be endorsed by parliament.
The government asked parliament to back the minutes in order to pave the way for further demarcation talks between the two countries.
A joint sitting of the parliament deliberated the three minutes yesterday.
Please click here to read more...
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