(Bangkok News) The latest polls of the Institute of Development and Management of Thailand show that most people do not want former Prime Minister Daxin to receive any formal position in the new government.
However, nearly 60 % of people believe that the governance of the new Prime Minister Peitan cannot be affected by his father's faith, and believes that Daxin will listen to politics.
Bangkok Post reported that according to the polls conducted on Tuesday and 3rd (August 20th and 21st), when the interviewees were asked if they should participate in the work of the Peitan government, about 67%People think he should not hold any formal position.Only 6%of the respondents believe that Daxin should have official positions and directly provide suggestions on national affairs.
This poll interviewed Thai citizens over the age of 1310 through telephone interviews.When asked if Peitan could not rely on his father to govern the country independently, about 59%of the respondents thought it was "impossible"; only 9.77%believed that she could be independent.
As for what role Daxin may play, nearly 70 % of the respondents believe that Daxin will avoid formal positions and provide suggestions behind the scenes.Only 18.7%of the respondents believe that Peitan will be independent.
Daxin Thursday (22nd) attended the "Thailand Vision" Symposium in 2024 and delivered a keynote speech. He put forward a strategic proposal to improve Thailand's downturn economy, which caused public opinion to criticize his policy in the new government.
Peitan's on Saturday (24th) responded to this that Daxin was just explaining his personal vision and did not represent the government's policy.
Peitan reiterated that she could think and make a decision independently, and said that the letter did not try to control her and the government."He didn't try to dominate ... I can have my own ideas."
