BANGKOK: Thailand has amended a royal property law to formally give King Maha Vajiralongkorn full control of the agency which manages the multi-billion dollar holdings of the monarchy.
The newly amended Crown Property Act, announced in a palace statement last Sunday, replaces three laws dating back to as early as 1936, and is the first amendment to legislation concerning crown property in decades.
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