1973 Royal Command Convoking NPA
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ROYAL COMMAND
Convocation of the National People's Assembly BE 2516 (1973),
Appointment of the President and the Vice Presidents of the National People's Assembly
BHUMIBOL ADULYADEJ, REX
Phra Bat Somdet Phra Poramin Maha Bhumibol Adulyadej is graciously pleased to proclaim that:
Pursuant to the appointment of the members of National's People Assembly on 10 December BE 2516 (1973). Be it, therefor, commanded by the King the National People's Assembly be convoked on 18 December BE 2516 (1973) at 9.30 hours.
In this respect, the King is of the opinion that it is expedient to appoint the President and the Vice Presidents of the National People's Assembly in order to smoothly conduct the meetings. Be it, therefor, appointed by the King as follows:
- 1. Major General His Royal Highness Prince Krommamuen Narathipphongpraphan as President of the National People's Assembly;
- 2. Phraya Manawaratchasewi as 1st Vice President of the National People's Assembly;
- 3. Mister Sukit Nimmahemin as 2nd President of the National People's Assembly.
Announced on 14 December BE 2516 (1973), being the 28th Year of the Present Reign.
Countersigned by
Sanya Thammasak
Prime Minister
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