The People's Party, as the lead opposition, plans to file a no-confidence motion on 8 October (moved up from 9 October), with a debate starting at 14.00. Key targets include the Bhumjaithai-linked Senate vote-rigging case, the TH:AI Passport digital programme, and the emergency decree letting the Finance Ministry borrow 400 billion baht to cope with the energy crisis and energy transition. For a small business, the practical point is the 400-billion-baht energy loan decree: it signals public borrowing aimed at energy costs, so watch for related support schemes or cost changes. The censure debate itself does not change any obligations this week.