Volume 123, Number 105A
Royal Gazette
3 October 2549
Article6.In the event that the Scrutiny Committee has resolved to hold any holder of a political position or any person to have committed an offence in office or corruption in office or to have gained unusual wealth, it shall send reports, documents, and evidence, as well as its opinion, to the Attorney General in order for the Attorney General to carry out further proceedings according to the Organic Act on Criminal Procedure for Holders of Political Positions, 2542 BE, in respect of which the resolution of the Scrutiny Committee shall be deemed to be a resolution of the National Anti-Corruption Commission.
Article7.In carrying out the duties under this Announcement, the Scrutiny Committee shall have the power to establish subcommittees to carry out actions as assigned.
Article8.The Scrutiny Committee shall finish executing this Announcement within one year from the effective day of this Announcement.
Upon expiry of the time limit under paragraph 1, if the scrutiny of or inquiry into any matter is still not finished, the Scrutiny Committee shall hand its files over to the Office of the National Anti-Corruption Commission, the Anti-Money Laundering Commission, and the State Audit Office to be proceeded with by them by virtue of their powers and duties, as the case may be.
Announced on the 24th day of September 2549 Buddhist Era
General Sonthi Boonyaratglin
Chief of the Council for Democratic Reform
