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GOVERNMENT AGENDA Declared policies raise some doubts Some NLA members fear timeframe is too short, others call for more attention to righting wrongs of previous govt Sombat loses charge of DSI Police General Sombat Amornwiwat, director-general of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), was yesterday transferred to the post of deputy permanent secretary for justice. REFORM MOVES AEC, NCCC out to make anti-graft a priority CNS chief says focus is on reconciliation, corruption and HM the King's birthday NLA members lay into Thaksin Deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra became an easy punching-bag for members of the National Legislative Assembly as they debated the new government's policies yesterday. Surayud outlines challenges, targets Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont yesterday delivered a policy statement outlining key goals for his interim government to accomplish in one year. IN BRIEF Constitution-drafting assembly :Selection committee to decide on role of unselected candidates The committee to select the 2,000-strong constitution-drafting National People's Assembly (NPA), which will initially whittle itself down to 200 members, is to rule on whether to allow any of the remaining 1,800 to form a body promoting public awareness and knowledge of the law. Power lunch Five core leaders of the Wang Phya Nak faction had lunch with Pracharaj Party leader Snoh Thienthong yesterday, triggering speculation on the faction's future in the wake of quitting the Thai Rak Thai Party. Chaturon puts off China trip Chaturon Chaisang, the acting Thai Rak Thai Party leader, yesterday said he had postponed his trip to China for one week in the wake of speculation that he would meet ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra there. Life Will Never Be The Same: Surayud Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont accepted on Friday that his daily life had swiftly changed since assuming the premiership a month ago.	Top Stories Have you seen the old man... Thaksin ready to go to court CNS TREADS FINE LINE AS THAKSIN LOOMS LARGE Junta gets fat-cat allowances Govt failing on many fronts: TRT

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