Parliament is debating a 400bn baht emergency loan decree for energy-crisis relief and the energy transition. Opposition MP Sirikanya Tansakun says only one project (Thai Chuay Thai Plus) has been approved in four months, and that the 200bn baht second tranche has no clear plan. She estimates debt interest of at least 10bn baht a year if fully borrowed, and warns public debt could pass 70% of GDP if growth or inflation misses forecasts. Reports suggest 25bn baht of energy-transition money may be moved into a Thai Chuay Thai Plus phase 2. For a small business: watch for which programmes actually open and their eligibility criteria before planning around any state support. Nothing here changes your obligations yet.