CLEAN : Vejjajiva calls for reform in Thailand

The transcript discusses the need for electoral reforms to ensure free and fair elections, highlighting the Prime Minister's delayed response to meet the election commission. It emphasizes the importance of setting a roadmap for reforms and elections, addressing ongoing protests and violence against the opposition. The election commission's inability to conduct fair elections by February 2nd is noted, urging respect for their decision.

What is the primary concern regarding the current electoral process?

• Inadequate polling stations

• High election costs

• Abuse of power by elected officials

• Lack of voter participation

Why was there surprise at the Prime Minister's actions?

• She announced elections without consultation

• She delayed meeting the election commission

• She ignored the court verdict

• She met the election commission too early

What are the two key elements needed for successful elections?

• More polling stations and longer voting hours

• Free and fair elections and commitment to reforms

• Increased voter turnout and media coverage

• Higher security and international observers

What did the election commission confirm about the upcoming elections?

• They will be postponed indefinitely

• They will be conducted online

• They cannot ensure free and fair elections

• They will be held on February 2nd

What is the stance on violence in the electoral process?

• It is not supported and should be avoided

• It should be condoned if it leads to reforms

• It is a necessary part of protests

• It is only acceptable against the opposition