On 25 June 2026, Wongsakorn Law Firm, under the leadership of Mr. Krit Silpachai, Member of Parliament for Rayong from the People’s Party, together with Lawyer Arm Supasit Siri, brought a group of 12 lawyers, staff members, and interns from the firm on a study visit to Sappaya-Sapasathan, Thailand’s new Parliament House. The visit provided participants with the opportunity to learn about Thailand’s legislative institution firsthand.
The study visit was warmly welcomed by the Parliament staff. Participants were introduced to the history, design concept, and significance of Sappaya-Sapasathan through an introductory video before touring several important areas within the Parliament building, including the Parliament Museum, the Ceremonial Hall, and the Golden Pinnacle Ornament exhibition. These exhibits beautifully reflect Thailand’s history, politics, and cultural heritage.
Another highlight of the visit was the opportunity to observe a House of Representatives sitting from the public gallery. This allowed the participants to gain a close understanding of the work of the legislative branch, learn about the roles and responsibilities of Members of Parliament, as well as the legislative process and the scrutiny of government administration. It was a highly valuable learning experience for legal practitioners and students pursuing a legal career.
For the interns who participated in this visit, it was a valuable opportunity to broaden their perspectives beyond the classroom. They experienced the working environment of the country’s legislative institution firsthand and gained insight into how the democratic process operates in practice. This valuable experience will help them further develop their academic knowledge and professional skills in the future.
Wongsakorn Law Firm would like to express its sincere appreciation to Mr. Krit Silpachai, Member of Parliament for Rayong from the People’s Party, for providing this valuable opportunity for the study visit. We also extend our heartfelt thanks to all Parliament officials for their warm welcome and thoughtful assistance throughout the visit. This visit was more than just a study tour. It enriched the participants’ knowledge and understanding, while also inspiring them to continue working for society under the principles of the rule of law and a stable democratic system.