POLITICS AND BUSINESS SECURITY POLICY

Abstract

          Security protection is a state duty, but the state cannot provide them all due to the limited number of areas and the large population, the economic and technological advancement and expansion more rapidly than the state to provide comprehensive services. As a result, there are private entities open business to provide security services in lieu of the state, but lack of quality standards due to the law to enforce security business is not available which is necessary for individuals and organizations in Thailand. In formulating this business security policy is concerned with politics. Demand for human trafficking issues and crime as well. Later in 2015, the Security Business Act 2015 was enforced by giving the authority to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner as a registrar in Bangkok and the Provincial Police Commander is a registrar in that province. The enforcement of the Security Business Act B.E. 2015 has impact on stakeholders that makes them to come out to demand pressure to move by exercising rights under the constitutional law to protect the basic rights in order for the government to delay and postpone enforcement. However, the Royal Thai Police has coordinated with government agencies, political parties and non-governmental organizations that operate the security business to successfully draft the Security Business Act and enact it continuously.