May 15, 69

"National Park Service," the Knot Statement, "ranks the risk agency, takes bribes, and does not have a policy to claim any benefits. If corrupt officers are found, discipline-criminal teeth are no exception, ready to cooperate in the investigation.

On May 15, the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Department page released the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Department statement entitled Private Sector Transparency and Corporate Governance Measures. According to the publication of a private sector poll on transparency in civil service by the Zero Corruption Working Group on May 14, 2026, which says that the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Department is ranked 9th out of 10 agencies with an average bribe value of 68,000 baht.

The National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Department recommends that the National Parks Department give the highest priority to this information. The Director General of the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Department has instructed the relevant departments to immediately review the process of private sector contact. The National Parks Department adheres to the implementation of government policies to create transparency, accountability, to eliminate corrupt corruption in a sustainable manner, and to implement the policies of Mr. Supat Scent, Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment. That takes the principles of governance, transparency and anti-corruption seriously, as well as instructing all entities affiliated to strictly adhere to the principles of law, civil service order and ethics in the performance of their duties.

The National Parks Department confirms that there is no policy to claim any benefits. If any officer is detected to be undisciplined or involved in corruption, the Department will take the ultimate disciplinary and criminal action without exception to preserve the honor and dignity of most civil servants acting with integrity.

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species is available to cooperate and coordinate information with the Department for Scrutiny to jointly standardize transparency. Citizens and the private sector can directly provide clues to corruption at the National Park Service's 1362 24-hour hotline or the National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species Service's convenient government center, Tel. 025610777 for 1240 on official days and hours.

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Species affirms that it will perform its duty to conserve natural resources with transparency, accountability and adherence to good governance as a matter of priority, and affirms that if a government official is found to engage in inappropriate behavior or in connection with a benefit claim, it will take decisive disciplinary and criminal action "without exception."