Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand
Government of Thailand
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Thailand
24 August 2007
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The Constitution must clearly lay down fundamental rules as the principle of the administration of the State and the guideline for the preparation of the organic laws and other laws in conformity therewith; promoting and protecting rights and liberties of the people, providing for public participation in the governance and inspecting the exercise of State power as well as improving a political structure to achieve more efficiency and stability to maintain the democratic regime of government and the sovereign power derived from the Thai people.Content
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