Translation:Order of the Council for Democratic Reform No. 1/2549
ORDER OF THE COUNCIL FOR DEMOCRATIC REFORM[1]
No. 1/2549
Re: Public officials are to report to the Council
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WHEREAS the Council of Democratic Reform has successfully taken control over the State administration power; so as to inform the State administration policy to the persons concerned, the Council hereby orders the permanent secretaries of all ministries, the director-generals of all departments, the chiefs of all public agencies having the status of department, state enterprises and other state agencies, including the rectors of all public universities and higher eduction institutes located in Bangkok and its vicinity, to report to the Council at the Royal Thai Army Headquarters, Thanon Ratchadamnoen Nok, on September 20, BE 2549 (2006), 09:00 hours.
- Ordered on the 19th Day of September, BE 2549 (2006).
- General Sonthi BOONYARATGLIN,
- Leader of the Council for Democratic Reform.
- General Sonthi BOONYARATGLIN,
Footnotes[edit]
- ↑ Published in the Government Gazette: volume 123/part 95 A/page 15/September 20, 2006.
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