Issue 15, Volume 69
Royal Gazette
8 March 2495
changed, for which reason the Interim National Executive Council,[1] as well as public servants from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and civil service, the Party of the Promoters of the Administrative Change in 2475 Buddhist Era,[2] the Party of Coup Makers of 2490 Buddhist Era,[3] and [parties of] patriots, made a submission to [His Majesty], begging to be granted His great royal permission to bring back into application the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, 2475 Buddhist Era Version, along with the Constitution Amendment on the Name of the Country, 2482 Buddhist Era, and the Constitution Amendment on Transitory Provisions, 2483 Buddhist Era. He entertained an opinion that it was appropriate to put those constitutions into application for the time being, and as the said constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand contained in some sections the provisions not suitable with the situations, He, with His pleasure, ordered the House of People's Representatives to discuss together and further improve it, so that it become an eternal pillar of the process of governance in time to come.
Having well and successfully fulfilled His mandate and repaid His benevolence by holding meetings to discuss and draw up a constitution, the House of People's Representatives brought it before Him, humbly presenting Him with advice and consent, stating that it was ready to be enacted as
- ↑ The military junta that staged a coup on 29 November 2494 BE (1951 CE).
- ↑ The People's Party that overthrew the absolute monarchy of Siam on 24 June 2475 BE (1932 CE).
- ↑ The military junta that staged out a coup on 8 November 2490 BE (1947 CE).
