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Royal Thai Police Preparedness for ASEAN Community 2015

1. 2558 10

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1)
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1. Within 2015, the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN
will become the ASEAN Community to create the unity under cooperative framework
which comprises three pillars:
1) ASEAN Political and Security Community : APSC
2) ASEAN Economic Community : AEC
3) ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community : ASCC

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2. As Thailand is one of the founding membersofASEAN, the Thaigovernment has given
precedence to preparation for the ASEAN Community. The focus is put on an active
participation of the people in the region and the benefit they will earn frombecoming
the ASEAN Community. On September 12, 2014, General Prayuth Chan-ocha, the Prime
Minister addressed the National Legislative Assembly on the governments the
seventh policy in taking an opportunity of becoming the ASEAN Community to accelerate
the development of transport links within the sub-region as well as the ASEAN region
in accordance with the Greater Mekong Sub-Region Economic Cooperation (GMS),
Ayeyawady - Chao Phraya - Mekong Economic Cooperation Strategy (ACMECS),

4.
. 5.
5
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3. Bangladesh-India-Myanmar-Sri Lanka and Thailand EconomicCooperation (BIMSTEC),
and ASEAN Connectivity Master Plan on Economic Zone Development begins with the
development of border trade station and the transportation network at the key
commercial areas at the border so as to facilitate connectivity of production process
and cross border investment as well as the development of National Single Window
(NSW). The 6 border areas that will be given the first priority for such development are
Padangbesa, Sadao, Aranyaprathet, Mae Sot, Ban KhlongLuek and Ban KhlongYai.
Later, the Policy Committee on Special Economic Development Zone approved the
establishment of the Special Economic Development Zone in the first phase in 5 from
12 areas as follows:

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1. Mae Sot Customs Checkpoint, Tak Province adjacent to Myanmar;

2. Aranyaprathet Customs Checkpoint, Sa Kaeo Province, adjacent to Cambodia;
3. Ban Had Lek Customs Checkpoint, KlongYai District, TratProvice, adjacent to
Cambodia;
4. Mukdahan Customs Checkpoint, adjacent to Lao PDR; and

5. Sadao Customs Checkpoint and Padangbesa Customs Checkpoint, Songkhla Province, adjacent to Malaysia.
The 5 checkpoints have the highest value of border and cross border trade in the
country. They are also the gateway to the AEC and are in the significant development
zones along the East-West Corridor, which connects Vietnam - Laos - Thailand Myanmar.

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4. The Royal Thai Police has well responded to the government policy and put great
effort for the preparation for the ASEAN Community. Pol.Gen.SomyosPhumpanmoung
Commissioner of Royal Thai Police has lay out the framework for such development
in many aspects of dimensionrelating to the Royal Thai Police such as
l To monitor the performance of all units and coordinate with external agencies in
order that the Royal Thai Police is ready for the ASEAN Community.
l To enhance police training capacity and units so as to be able to provide quality
training to police officers.
l To encourage police officers at all levels to improve themselves and to acquire
more knowledge and skills particularly English language as it is the international
as well as ASEAN language.
l To improve police stations responsible for the area along the ASEAN Highway Route.

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5. The Administration Committee for ASEAN Community Preparation in 2015 has been
set up to formulate strategies and frameworks for the preparation. And the Steering
Committee for the ASEAN
Community Preparation in 2015
has been later established in
order to coordinate and monitor
the progress and accomplishments
made according to the given
policies to ensure that the whole
operation be directed to the set
goal.
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6. The establishment of the ASEAN Community Preparation Administration Centre of

Royal Thai Police with its systematic and standardized front office, equipped with
modern database system that connects other criminal database centers, particularly
transnational crime centre, is considered another important mission of Royal Thai
Police. The aim is to enhance the capacity of the
transnational crime centre to be able to systematically
integrate with and connect to the database of relevant
units, namely Foreign Affairs Division, Immigration Bureau
and Central Investigation Bureau and send progress
reports and significant information to the Steering
Committee for the ASEAN Community Preparation regularly.

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7. In addition, the Royal Thai Police has ordered all Police Bureau and Provincial Police
to establish the ASEAN Community Preparation Centre and appointed the ASEAN
Community Preparation Committee to promote preparation activities and efficient
integration among all concerned units.

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8. The Royal Thai Police has set strategies for ASEAN Community in 2015 as follows:

Strategy 1: Border management and

countering all forms of threats against
the national security
1

Mission 1: Border surveillance and checking on illegal migrants

Strategy 2: Promoting connectivity

on tourism, services and investment
among ASEAN nations
2

Mission 2: Promoting the nations immigration capacity so as to accommodate
transportation connectivity, free trade and tourism
3:
Mission 3: Promoting security of transportation network in the inner area
4:
Mission 4: Revision of laws and regulations relating the ASEAN Community
5:
Mission 5: Promoting communications and public relations
6:
Mission 6: Promoting services and tourism facilities

Strategy 3: Promoting cooperation

in crime prevention and suppression within and outside ASEAN
Community.
7:
Mission 7: Development of cooperation mechanisms with police units in ASEAN and
other security agencies.
7.1
7.1 Development of coordination mechanisms between police agencies of member
countries.
7.2

7.2 Creating cooperation mechanisms at the border area to improve the connectivity among member countries

Strategy 4: Management and capacity

building of the organization
8:

Mission 8: Development of information technology infrastructure

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Mission 9: Promoting education on ASEAN and improving police skills.
10:
Mission 10: Crime prevention and suppression and criminal justice
10.1
10.1 Transnational crime prevention and suppression
10.2
10.2 Criminal justice and the civil rights protection

The Information System Replacement and Computer Backup Project,

SuvarnabhumiAirport Immigration Checkpoint (Immigration Information
Technology, Phase 3 (PIBICS) (Immigration Bureau) with allocated budget of
214,000,000 Baht

9.
(Flagship Project)
9. Due to the continuing effort made by the Administration Committee for ASEAN
Community Preparation in 2015 of the Royal Thai Police from the beginning, the
Government allocated the budget for the Royal Thai Police to implement Flagship
Projects for ASEAN Community preparation, namely.
l
( 3 (PIBICS))
() 214,000,000

(
..) 7,280,000

l The Computer Forensics Development Project

(Office of Police Forensic Science) with allocated
budget of 7,280,000 Baht
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() 13,922,000
l The Command Control Communication Computing and Intelligence Procurement
Project l (C4I) on the border surveillance operation at the border area (Border Patrol
Police Bureau) with allocated budget of 13,922,000 Baht
l Mobile Service 10,434,100
l Mobile Service Project, Immigration Bureau with allocated budget of 10,434,000 Baht

DNA 4
40,000,000
l Biological and DNA Forensic Development Project (Police Forensic Science Center
4) with allocated budget of 40,000,000 Baht
l ASEAN
FORENSIC 34,038,200
l Chemicals and Explosive Precursors Forensic Development Project with allocated
budget of 34,038,000 Baht (Office of Police Forensic Science)
l (Crimes) 2 (
.) 287,560,000
l Criminal Record Information and Management Enterprise System (CRIMES) Project,
Phase 2 (Office of Information and Communication Technology) with allocated
budget of 287,560,000 Baht
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l In the fiscal year 2016 The Royal Thai Police has requested for the integrated
budget of 406,901,196 Baht for further implementation of other 22 projects for
ASEAN Community Preparation. It is now pending the Cabinets consideration
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10. By working in accordance with the strategies and integration of all concerned units,
the Royal Thai Police is ready to push forward the missions and serve the
Governments policy for progression to ASEAN Community in 2015. This is for the
stability and well-being of the people of member countries and the unity of the
Southeast Asian region.

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for ASEAN Community 2015

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l The 191 Emergency Center Project for ASEAN Community 2015 (Office of Information
and Communication Technology) with allocated budget of 44,558,300 Baht
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