Volume 128, Issue 13A
Royal Gazette
4 March 2554
Note: The grounds for promulgation of this Amendment to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand are as follows: Whereas, due to insufficient clarity, there still are different understandings about the provisions of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand which concern the written agreements concluded by the Government with foreign countries or international organisations in the matters that extensively affect the economic or social security of the Country or have a significant binding effect upon trade, investment, or budget of the Country, and this results in obstacle to the execution of the foreign policy of the State; it is appropriate to make an amendment by allowing the enactment of a law designating the details as to the types of written agreements which will have to be introduced to the National Assembly for approval, so as to enhance of the clarity [of those provisions] which would enable them to be correctly observed in the future. It is therefore necessary to enact this Constitution.
