29 May 69

The Council of Representatives passed a resolution not to send "people" to DSI "during the meeting by a score of 308 to 126. The representative was ready to enter justice, but based on the principle of being a congressman after the close of the meeting, he could not escape.

On May 29, 69, at a congressman's meeting to consider an urgent motion entitled Permission from the House of Representatives to summon the congressman Naksa. Songkhla, the Dharma Party, took note of the allegations and interrogated during the session. According to Article 125 of the Constitution, the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) later has a book to the House of Representatives requesting that the interrogator issue a subpoena to the Prosecutor General to acknowledge the allegations and investigate the allegations against the Attorney General. Article 125 of the Constitution, paragraph 1, prohibits the summons of members of the House of Representatives to investigate criminal cases during the session unless authorized by the House of Representatives.

In the aftermath of the debate, Mr Nawat rose up and said to the meeting that every advice and resolution that had arisen, he was determined to hear every vote. He was ready to receive the results of today's vote. He was the one who must enter justice, confirming to his fellow members who opposed the vote, sent him that he was ready and willing to enter the process, but he still had to adhere to the principle, because entering the process, if the meeting is closed, he cannot escape and he is ready. But the principle of membership, we must adhere to the principle on this issue, which he said only. The people take time to explain to the Council. In 1.09 minutes, and after the speech, Mr. Chon Phat raised his hand to thank his fellow members before walking out of the conference room without waiting to hear the resolution.

Then, the president of the meeting gave the meeting a resolution, which was attended by 432 people, with 126 dissenters, 308 abstentions, 2 abstentions, 3 abstentions. The meeting decided not to allow the Special Investigation Staff to issue subpoenas for the Nakhon Nakhon to acknowledge the allegations and investigate during the meeting under Article 125 of the Constitution.