(VOVworld)- Thailand’s caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has stressed that the national reform plan should be considered as a national policy. Under the plan, the caretaker Prime Minister proposed that political parties that field their candidates for the upcoming election together with relevant organisations will sign a ratification stating that after a new House of Representatives and cabinet are formed, a national reform council will be set up immediately. The national reform council will comprise representatives from various professions, legitimate institutions, political parties and groups that have important political ideas. The council should serve a two-year term and its main responsibility is to propose reform mechanisms in the long-term, especially political reforms. She said this proposal is only a starting point for different sectors, such as political parties, political groups, academics, businessmen and the general public.

Thailand's caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra Photo: Guardian