THE ACQUISITION OF SENATORS OF THAILAND COMPARED TO THE REPUBLIC OF FRANCE

Abstract

The purposes of the research were to study the acquisition of senators of Thailand compared to the Republic of France. The result of this research was found that The Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, B.E. 2560, stipulates that the Senate is divided into two periods. For the first period, The Senate consists of 250 members from the nomination, which does not have a source that is related to the people and the second period that the Senate consists of 200 members from self-election of persons by persons according to occupation. Even if the benefits are distributed to different parts does not centralize power to any one group. But cannot reflect and cover all people throughout the country. Therefore, the researchers saw that based on the concept, Theory, relevant research and guidelines for the acquisition of senators Important to Thailand's governing body. And comparing Thai law with the Republic of France should propose amendments to the legislative measures to internationalize the acquisition of senators. By amending the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand. Section 269 (1) of the Senate's entry into office by appointment. And add a new message as an acquisition of Senate which represents the local government is indirectly to elected. By giving local leaders in each province choose a senator from representatives of local leaders in each province. And other senators for representing interests or occupations groups given by self-election.