CLEAN : Thai PM sees little risk of another coup

The transcript discusses the challenges of completing a political term and the reduction of party lists. It highlights the need to adhere to the Constitution while exploring consultative processes for political reform. The speaker questions how new democratic systems can be implemented and accepted in Thailand. Emphasis is placed on human rights and peaceful solutions, discouraging military interventions based on past experiences.

What is the main focus of the speaker regarding the completion of a full term?

• Adhering to the Constitution and party decisions

• Ignoring the Constitution

• Following international guidelines

• Relying solely on public opinion

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for linking new political ideas with the Constitution?

• Following traditional methods

• Ignoring the Constitution

• Political reform and creating a new system

• Consulting international experts

What is the speaker's view on the new system that hasn't existed in the Constitution?

• It should be ignored

• It needs to be accepted and integrated

• It is irrelevant

• It should be opposed

According to the speaker, what is crucial when dealing with political parties?

• Using military force

• Ensuring human rights and peaceful handling

• Following past military strategies

• Ignoring human rights

What does the speaker believe about past military interventions?

• They have been effective

• They have not provided solutions

• They should be repeated

• They are the only option