During a press conference at parliament, 89 senators, led by Senate whip spokesperson Phisit Apivatanapong, rejected claims made by Natthaphong of the People's Party, who labeled the Senate a 'blue Senate' formed under the 2017 Constitution. Phisit described these accusations as false and indicative of poor conduct, asserting that senators function independently and are not influenced by political parties. He warned of potential legal action if Natthaphong does not apologize by the set deadline. The senators defended their legitimacy, stating that the 2017 Constitution was ratified through a referendum and led to elections in 2019, 2023, and 2026, involving parties associated with Natthaphong. Phisit also expressed skepticism regarding the sincerity of the People's Party's proposed constitutional reforms, particularly concerning the requirement for one-third of senators' support under Section 256. Meanwhile, Prime Minister's Office Minister Paradorn Prissananantakul indicated that the timeline for constitutional amendments remains uncertain, as further draft proposals may still emerge.