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BANGKOK - THAI Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej said yesterday that he wants to review and amend the entire 2007 Constitution, possibly replacing most of it with sections of the 1997 charter scrapped by the military junta.
He explained the review process during his weekly television and radio programme, the Bangkok Post reported yesterday.
The present Constitution would be compared with the scrapped 1997 law, he said. Only necessary articles, such as the chapter on the monarchy institution, would be retained. Additional articles would be inserted.
His People Power Party (PPP) had agreed at its annual convention on Saturday to push for amendments to the Constitution.
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