Abstract:
This thesis purposes to study a problem of rectification of error in bill and act with regard to information error. It includes proofreading, sectional citation, conflict of laws, and the error of right information. From this issue, it could be suggested that the errors may occur both before and after the process of proclamation of legal validity. The result of study has found that, before proclamation of legal validity, it is the responsibility of the parliament to correct any mistake. The parliament should completely amend the bill before they would offer it to the Majesty the King for signature. According to the general principle of law, it said that anyone, who make an error, he shall revise the error by himself. The author compared the study between the rectifications of error by use of the direction of rectification of other countries, the rectification of error caused by states sovereignty, and conference regulation, including the amendment of error in bill in the past. In the context of the errors after proclamation of legal validity in the government gazette, it is divided into two cases; 1.) The officers do not follow the masterpiece as they type the law. Therefore, we have to revise the law according to the master in order to harmonize the spirit of law. 2.) The officers type the right laws according to the masterpiece but the parliament resolution was wrong. If the error is not important, the officers are able to correct by themselves. If the error is important, the parliament has the authority to amend the law. Furthermore, the process of legal enactment should be concerned in order to protect any possible mistake. It shall begin from the codification of bill until the proclamation of legal validity in the government gazette. The cooperation between involved authority is also necessary.