Udomdej said the nine Democrats resigned after the House committee had already completed its report within the 150-day deadline. Furthermore, the report was submitted for the House deliberation, he added. 
	The today&rsquo;s House-Senate session will be a non-voting meeting to give the greenlight for the House to debate the reconciliation measures as per the committee report, he said. 
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