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that there cannot be more than one pramuk. May I invite Chaophraya Thammasak to explain this matter.”

Chaophraya Thammasak stated: “Linguistically, the word pramuk already denotes supremacy. Muk means ‘front’. Listen to the title [and one would understand that] it denotes supremacy, because, as commented by the President of the Constitution Drafting Subcommittee, there cannot be more than one pramuk. Also, this term of pramuk, when translated in line with the vocabulary, only refers to one person. It does not require any adjective to indicate that pramuk is superior or inferior.”

Nai Sa-nguan Talarak said: “Now, I have listened to the explanation to the point of being clear. Allow me to withdraw that proposal.”

Luang Thamrongnawasawat made a proposal, saying: “The statement of the Subcommittee, page 2, part 2, final line, contains the following: ‘exercises the royal powers only in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution’. But, in the body of this bill, it merely says ‘exercises such power in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution’, which could mean that the constitutional provisions are only the tools of the Monarch, instead of meaning that he is also bound by these provisions. So, the word only should be added before the word in.”

The President of the Constitution Drafting Subcommittee said: "This matter is identical to the word sungsut in that they have the same purpose. That is