For me, I have no personal interest. For me, it is the whole process of governance in the interest of the country that is the most compelling task. As for not being in control of the situation, I do not see it that way. The government continues to function. We will proceed with our reform measures.
Differences of opinion are a normal part of the process.
We have a coalition government of seven parties, and they all have their own views. I see this as a normal democratic situation. I am confident we are moving in the right direction, but we have to seek understanding from the Thai people that there will be a period of some hardship. The hope, the expectation, that the situation will return to normal within six months to one year is unrealistic. The most important thing is to focus on the positive.