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Next charter move to finalise after verdict review

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Next charter move to finalise after verdict review

The government would not decide on its next move for charter change before it could study the Constitution Court verdict and individual opinions of the eight judges, Council of State secretary general Achaporn Charuchinda said on Tuesday.

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