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How do gun laws get made?
In Thailand, new laws are typically proposed by the government or members of parliament. They then go through a legislative process involving debates and votes in both houses of parliament before being approved by the King. The Prime Minister's promise indicates the government's intention to initiate this process for stricter gun control.
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