That led to Parliament's corruption-related censure becoming something seasonal, despite the fact that graft is anything but. But even that was just a tiny part of what was wrong with Thailand's fight against corruption. We have had a dilemma of whether to criminalise this evil entirely or "politicise" it at least partly. On the one hand, corruption is supposed to be a criminal offence, which is why the courts were empowered to play a big role. On the other hand, we had corruption cases decided by Parliament, a situation where "evidence" was not as important as who commanded more votes in the national assembly.