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	Samart, who chaired the joint House-Senate panel that vetted the amendment bill on senators&rsquo; qualifications, also claimed that Pheu Thai Party was preparing to file charges against the Constitutional Court for malfeasance with the Supreme Court.&nbsp;</div>
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	Section 291 concerns constitutional amendments and any amendments to this section would allows for the entire constitution to be amended.</div>
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Samart proposes third reading of 291 amendment bill

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Samart proposes third reading of 291 amendment bill

Pheu Thai MP Samart Kaewmeechai Thursday suggested calling for a third reading to amend section 291 of the constitution after the charter amendment concerning the composition of the senatorial election was rejected by the Constitutional Court on Wednesday

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