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Section: Government and Politics - The opposition Pheu Thai Party (Puea Thai Party) has been attacking the government's weakness by requesting a quorum count almost every time Parliament is convened, sometimes more than once a day, The Nation reports.
After the parliamentary session was forced to end last Thursday due to lack of a quorum, a stressed Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban saw the tactic as a big issue for the government to confront.
This week, two important issues have been queued for parliamentary consideration: the Asean-related drafts and the government's Budget Bill for the current fiscal year. They …