Deputy Government Spokesperson Congratulates New Social Security Board, Emphasizes Labor Ministrys Commitment to Cooperation for Insured Persons Benefit - Thairath English

The Deputy Government Spokesperson congratulated the new Social Security Board and emphasized the Labor Ministry's readiness to work together for the benefit of insured persons.

On 6 Nov 2026, Captain Phatdarasmi Thongsaluaykorn, Deputy Spokesperson of the Office of the Prime Minister, expressed congratulations to the elected representatives from both employers and insured persons who have become members of the new Social Security Board following the election on 11 Oct 2026. The Election Commission has officially verified and certified the election results, with seven representatives elected from the employers' side and seven from the insured persons' side, totaling 14 members.

The Deputy Spokesperson added that the Labor Ministry is fully prepared to collaborate with the new Social Security Board to advance social security initiatives that meet the needs of the public and properly safeguard the benefits of insured persons. The ministry prioritizes work that benefits insured persons, employers, and employees alike.

Regarding subsequent procedures, candidates and voters who participated in the election may submit objections to any individuals proposed for appointment as board members to the Election Commission within seven days from the announcement of election results, or by 12 Nov 2026. If no objections are filed within the deadline, the Social Security Office will recommend the seven highest-scoring elected representatives from each side to the Minister of Labor for consideration and appointment to the Social Security Board.

The Social Security Office affirmed it will conduct all steps in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, upholding principles of accuracy, transparency, and accountability to ensure the appointment of the new Social Security Board proceeds smoothly and fairly for all parties involved.