The individual ministers head up their respective departments. They give policy direction to the permanent officials (the regular employees of the agency who are there on a permanent, long term basis, as part of the civil service); the permanent officials of the agency then give direction to the various supervisors and other leaders within their department, and they in turn supervise the employees who perform the actual "work" of the agency under their control. In addition, all ministers and deputy ministers sit as members of the Council of Ministries, which normally meets once a week to establish government policy on any and all issues arising needing governmental attention. The Council of Ministries has the power to submit urgent legislation to the King for immediate implementation by Royal Decree, to be followed by consideration by the Parliament within one year. Once such a proposal has been adopted by Royal Decree, it is the law of Thailand unless overturned by action of the Parliament. The Council of Ministers also prepares a budget for consideration by the Parliament, and approves and submits to the Parliament bills desired by the prime minister or by individual ministers or ministries affecting governmental policy and procedures.
The individual ministers head up their respective departments. They give policy direction to the permanent officials (the regular employees of the agency who are there on a permanent, long term basis, as part of the civil service); the permanent officials of the agency then give direction to the various supervisors and other leaders within their department, and they in turn supervise the employees who perform the actual "work" of the agency under their control. In addition, all ministers and deputy ministers sit as members of the Council of Ministries, which normally meets once a week to establish government policy on any and all issues arising needing governmental attention. The Council of Ministries has the power to submit urgent legislation to the King for immediate implementation by Royal Decree, to be followed by consideration by the Parliament within one year. Once such a proposal has been adopted by Royal Decree, it is the law of Thailand unless overturned by action of the Parliament. The Council of Ministers also prepares a budget for consideration by the Parliament, and approves and submits to the Parliament bills desired by the prime minister or by individual ministers or ministries affecting governmental policy and procedures.
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