Shortly thereafter came the first recommendations for action. In its first report, the House committee proposed that the Internal Peacekeeping Act be revoked, and indicated its finding that the authorities had "overacted" in trying to control the demonstrators. But, with the dissolution of the House in late June, its special investigatory committee disbanded, with "only 30 percent" of its task completed. It directed future investigations to give most attention to the burning down of the Nang Lerng police station, which had led to the bloody crackdown. . Its advice was justified when, ten days later, one witness before the committee claimed television stations reported the torching of the Nang Lerng police station before it was actually burnt.