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Srettha Cabinet
63 Cabinet of Ministers of Thailand
2023 - present
Date formed	Awaiting the announcement of the cabinet appointment.
People and organisations
Head of state	Rama X
Head of government	Srettha Thavisin (PTP)
Member party	PT BJT PPR NTU CTP PCC CPK PTPL TL NPS CT
Status in legislature	coalition government 314 / 500
Opposition party	MF DEM TST Fair Party Thai Teacher's for People Party New Party ND
Opposition leader	Not known yet.
History
Election	14 May 2023
Outgoing election	14 May 2023
Predecessor	Second Prayut cabinet

The First Srettha Carbinet formally known as the 63rd Council of Ministers (คณะรัฐมนตรีไทย คณะที่ 63), was formed after the 2023 Thai general election on 14 May 2023. The election resulted in no single party having a decisive majority in the parliament. In the initial period, MFP took the lead in forming a coalition government by gathering support from 6 political parties, later increasing to 8. However, the coalition fell short of obtaining a majority vote during a parliamentary session, preventing their proposed Prime Minister candidate, Pita Limjaroenrat , from being approved.

Subsequently, MFP relinquished the task of forming a government to the PTP. Pheu Thai Party, after canceling the aforementioned agreement, managed to gather support from 11 political parties in the new round of negotiations. They then nominated Srettha Thavisin, a former Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of "Sansiri Public Company Limited," as the 30th Prime Minister.

History

The formation of a government by MFP

Pita Limjaroenrat And the coalition party led by MFP at that time, announced the establishment of the government on May 18, 2023•

After the event of 2023 Thai general election MFP Who, with the highest number of members of the House of Representatives, took the lead in forming the government for the first time, by Chaitawat Tulathon Secretary-GeneralMFP The Prime Minister, who managed the government, gathered political parties that had previously been coalition partners as well as opposition parties. In the previous government administration, which was elected during this term, several political parties formed a coalition to establish the government. These parties included PTP ,PCC , TST and TL. Additional parties that later joined the coalition were the Fair Party, NPS, and the PTPL. The government formation announcement took place on May 18, 2023. All eight parties passed a resolution supporting Pita Limjaroenrat, the leaderMFP, as the prime minister. He became the 30th prime minister of Thailand. ,The government established a working group for implementing changes across various aspects and crafted a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the government's formation. This method of government formation marked a historic first in Thai political history. Subsequently, news surfaced that the New Party and CPK agreed to join the government, but due to public opposition, they later withdrew from the coalition.

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

All eight parties signed the Memorandum of Understanding for the government formation on May 22, 2566 BE (2023 AD), which coincided with the 9th anniversary of the event2014 coup d'etat By NCPO During the time close to the coup d'état. This understanding document adheres to the principle of promoting policies that do not undermine the structure of the state - governing under a democracy with the King as the head of state.And the practice in a position of reverence, where whoever violates is not tolerated, of the King. This signifies that there is no provision for amending Penal Code Section 112 in this understanding document. Comprising 23 articles and 5 operational guidelines, it encompasses various key issues such as the drafting of a new constitution throughCDA, Same-sex marriage, military reform andpolice, Military Criteri voluntary application, power decentralization, and economic recovery, among others.

Government Formation by PTP

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