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	Referring to the concern of the Law Reform Commission&#39;s concern on the constitutionality, he said that the borrowing is not counted as national proceeds. Plus, many preceding governments had secured similar loans.&nbsp;</div>
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	He also insisted that the bill would not limit MPs&#39; power in investigating included projects. MPs still can comment and ask questions, and even to file a no-confidence motion.&nbsp;</div>
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"Borrowing bill constitutional": Phongthep

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"Borrowing bill constitutional": Phongthep

Deputy Prime Minister Phongthep Thepkanchana insisted that the Bt2 trillion borrowing bill does not violate the Constitution.

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