THE PROBLEM OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION IN THE HISTORICAL CITY OF PHRANAKHON SI AYUTHAYA

Abstract

This research article of this study were: 1) to study concepts and theories about the law enforcement of local government organizations concerning conservation of arts and culture, local wisdom, and the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, B.E. 2560. 2) to study the problem of law enforcement of local government organizations in the historical city of Phranakhon Si Ayutthaya. And 3) to present a solution to the problem of local government organizations law enforcement in the Ayutthaya World Heritage Site. This research was a qualitative research use study of documents, in-depth interviews and focus group. Select purposive sampling divided into 3 groups: 1) Administrative staff: Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Permanent Secretary of Local Administrative Organizations Disaster prevention and reduction officers and 3) legal scholars total 10 persons. By using analyzed content and summarized as an overview. The research results found that: 1) concepts and theories about the law enforcement of local government organizations include 1.1) Implement the laws of local government organizations according to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand, and 2.2) The law of local administrative organizations is implemented in accordance with the Decentralization Plan and Procedure Law, 2) problem of law enforcement of local government organizations include          2.1) Redundancy of local authorities, and 2.2) Redundancy of local laws leads to conflicts between institutions. And enforcement gaps. And 3) present a solution to the problem of local government organizations law enforcement in the Ayutthaya World Heritage Site include 3.1) In terms of policy, the role of review institutions should be considered and power should be delegated to local authorities. And 3.2) In terms of law, the Law on Monuments should be revised. Antiques, Antiquities and National Museums, B.E.2504 (Amendment No. 2 of 1992).