Thailand’s Election Commission (EC) has stated it will rely solely on evidence from the official investigation file when deciding the case of alleged collusion involving 229 individuals connected to the Senate. The EC, comprised of seven commissioners, is expected to reach a decision in August regarding whether to bring the allegations to court. Commissioner Sitthichote Intharawiset clarified that testimony already provided formally during the investigation will be prioritized. Public statements made by witnesses after their initial testimony will not be considered. This decision emphasizes a strict adherence to the documented investigation process. The case centers on accusations of improper conduct related to the Senate, and the upcoming ruling will determine the next steps in potential legal proceedings. The EC's approach aims for a definitive resolution based on established evidence.