The opposition plans to table a no-confidence motion against the government after the amendments to two organic laws crucial for conducting a new, dual-ballot election are submitted to parliament for second and third readings.
The amendments need to clear parliament before a vote of no-confidence takes place, so the planned censure debate is likely to be held in late June or early July, Pheu Thai leader Cholnan Srikaew said on Monday.
A parliamentary committee examining the amendments is expected to submit them to parliament on May 24.
