Bangkok, June 7 – "Sodsri", a former ECT, states that the constitution prohibits MP candidates from holding media shares from the date of application for election if "Pitha" fails to transfer after applying.

Mrs. Sodsri Sattayatham, a former Election Commissioner, said the constitution prohibits anyone from holding shares or owning media shares. If that person will apply for election The fact that Mr. Phitha will receive shares from the inheritance or from the purchase itself But when it's time to apply for election Must be free from these shares first. This matter of holding shares will be counted from the date of applying for election. On the day of applying for elections, if this happens, the Election Commission cannot go deeper because it is a matter where the complainant seeks evidence to complain. The Election Commission must take the matter into consideration.

As for the transfer of shares now, it will be seen as a circumvention or not. Mr. Sodsri said If applying for election as an MP and then transfer it to someone later He counted one on the day of his candidacy. If on the day of applying for election disqualification, in this case, the shares will be transferred later, it is not out of the question.

for the ITV company has not operated the business and found that the registration of a partnership or a company Must be registered with the Ministry of Commerce Most will specify the purpose of establishing the company. Most of them missed the objective. that it can operate a business related to the media Even later, the company and those partnerships no longer operate but as long as the dissolution has not been registered The legal act with the trade was not able to refer to any law. Yes.-Thai News Agency

Source: Thai News Agency