Assets Examination Committee (Thailand)
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The Assets Examination Committee (Thai: คณะกรรมการตรวจสอบการกระทำที่ก่อให้เกิดความเสียหายแก่รัฐ; RTGS: Khana Kammakan Truat Sop Kan Kratham Thi Ko Hai Koet Khwam Sia Hai Kae Rat, Literal Meaning: the Committee for Inspection of Acts being Detrimental to the State), or AEC (Thai: คตส., RTGS: Khotoso), sometimes translated as the Assets Scrutiny Committee or ASC[1], is a now-defunct Thai administrative body in charge of scrutiny of assets of the Ministers in the government of Pol Lt Col Thaksin Shinawatra. The Council for National Security, a military junta that overthrown Thaksin's Government in 2006, accused those Ministers for having gained assets in a manner against the laws or detrimental to the State and set up the AEC therefor.[2]
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[edit] Members
- Nam Yimyaem (นาม ยิ้มแย้ม), chairperson
- Instructor Kaewsan Atibhoti (แก้วสรรค์ อติโพธิ), member and secretary
- Sak Kosaengrueang (สัก กอแสงเรือง), member and spokesman
- Klanarong Chanthik (กล้านรงค์ จันทิก), member
- Khunying Jaruvan Maintaka (จารุวรรณ เมณฑกา), member
- Chiranit Hawanon (จิรนิติ หะวานนท์), member
- Assoc Prof Banjerd Singkaneti (บรรเจิด สิงคะเนติ ), member
- Prof Wirot Laohaphan (วิโรจน์ เลาหะพันธุ์ ), member
- Sawat Chotiphanit (สวัสดิ์ โชติพานิช), member (later resigned)
- Prof Saowani Atsawarot (เสาวนีย์ อัศวโรจน์), member
- Udom Fueangfung (อุดม เฟื่องฟุ้ง), member
- Amnuai Thanthara (อำนวย ธันธรา), member
[edit] Powers and Duties[2]
- 1. to inspect any performance or project as approved or consented by any person in the Council of Ministers or by the Council of Ministers vacating office by the result of the Democratic Reform if there is a ground to suspect that it was carried out corruptly or dishonestly;
- 2. to inspect any contract, concession or procurement of any government agency, State enterprise or other State agencies if there is a ground to suspect that it rendered illegal benefit to any private individual or it constituted illegal act or corruption or dishonest behaviour;
- 3. to inspect any performance of duties of any State official or State agency if there is a ground to suspect that it there is a commission of illegal act or corruption or dishonest behavior;
- 4. to inspect any act of any person if it is of opinion that such act is illegal or avoiding of duties under the law on taxation and revenue which may be detrimental to the State.
[edit] References
- ^ Everyday English with Mr. O. (2007, 24 July). [Online]. Available: http://blog.nationmultimedia.com/EverydayEnglish/2007/07/24/entry-1. (Accessed: 19 August 2008).
- ^ a b AsianLII. (n.d.). Inspection of Acts being Detrimental to the State - Announcement of the Council for Democratic Reform No. 30 - [2006] THCDR 30 (30 September 2006). [Online]. Available: http://www.asianlii.org/th/other/THCDR/2006/30.html. (Accessed: 18 August 2008).
- http://www.mict.go.th/cdrc/read.asp?id=8174&cid=1&search=
- http://www.thaiinsider.com/ShowNewsPost.php?Link=News/Political/2006-10-02/19-56.htm
- http://www.mict.go.th/cdrc/read.asp?id=8107&cid=1&search=
- http://www.matichon.co.th/matichon/matichon_detail.php?s_tag=01p0101011049&day=2006/10/01
[edit] See also
- Thaksin's speech played for demonstrators, ex-Thai PM calls for elections
- Thaksin Shinawatra
- Potjaman Shinawatra
- Kaewsan Atibhoti
- Jaruvan Maintaka
- Politics of Thailand
- Council for Democratic Reform
- Council for National Security
- 2006 Thai coup d'état
- AsianLII. (n.d.). Inspection of Acts being Detrimental to the State - Announcement of the Council for Democratic Reform No. 30 - [2006] THCDR 30 (30 September 2006). [Online]. Available: http://www.asianlii.org/th/other/THCDR/2006/30.html. (Accessed: 18 August 2008).
