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The Cabinet Is Reforming Five Laws to Combat Exam Cheating, Tighten Regulations on Firearms, and Upgrade Carbon Credits for Community Forests.

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The Cabinet approved five key draft laws at once, aiming to close loopholes in civil service exam corruption, tighten controls on firearms ownership, and revise government procurement criteria.

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The Cabinet approved five key draft laws at once, aiming to close loopholes in civil service exam corruption, tighten controls on firearms ownership, and revise government procurement criteria.

The Cabinet is moving forward with reforms to 5 laws to combat corruption in civil service exams, tighten gun control, adjust the government procurement system, and open the way for communities to benefit from carbon credits. Mr. Ekkapop Pienpises, the spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, revealed that the Cabinet has approved in principle the proposals submitted by Deputy Prime Minister Pakorn Nilapraphan… Read the original news: Cabin…

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ประชาชาติธุรกิจ broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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