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	The panel, appointed by the House speaker and headed by former lawmaker Prasob Busarakham, on Friday submitted its report on the enforcement of the emergency decree.</div>
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	Prasob said a key finding was the decree had been improperly invoked to quell street protests even though it was not designed for keeping peace at political rallies.</div>
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Emergency decree should be repealed: panel

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Emergency decree should be repealed: panel

A legislative panel has called for the repeal of the emergency decree on the grounds that provisions were not designed to handle street protests.

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