Parliamentary committees of Thailand
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The parliamentary committees of Thailand are committees of the National Assembly of Thailand. Each consists of a small number of Members of Parliament from the House of Representatives, or senators from the Senate of Thailand, appointed to deal with particular areas or issues.
Standing committees
Standing committees in the House of Representatives are designed to oversee the work of departments and agencies, are permanent committees established under the standing rules of each house and specialize in exclusive subject areas.[1][2]
- Administration
- Agriculture and Cooperatives
- The Armed Forces
- Budgeting Study and Budget Administration Follow up
- Children, Youth, Women, Older Persons, Persons with Disabilities, Ethnic Groups, and LGBTs
- Commerce and Intellectual Property
- Communications, Telecommunications, and Digital Economy and Society
- Consumer Protection
- Corruption Prevention and Suppression
- Decentralization, Local Administration and Special Form of Administration
- Economic Development
- Education
- Energy
- Foreign Affairs
- The House of Representatives Affairs
- Industry
- Judiciary, Independent Organs, State Attorney Organ, State Enterprises, Public Organizations, and Funds
- Labor
- Land, Natural Resources and Environment
- Legal Affairs, Justice, and Human Rights
- Monetary Affairs, Finance, Financial Institutions, and Financial Market
- Money Laundering and Narcotics Prevention and Suppression
- National Debt Solution
- National Security, Border Affairs, National Strategy, and National Reform
- Natural and Public Disasters Prevention and Mitigation
- Police Affairs
- Political Development, Mass Communications, and Public Participation
- Public Health
- Religions, Arts, and Culture
- Science, Technology, Research, and Innovation
- Social Welfare
- Sports
- Tourism
- Transport