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	The EC reasoned that it has yet to iron out differences on legal technicalities related to the new decree and election so it would invite caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to another consultation first.</div>
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	The Cabinet expected the EC would submit a draft royal decree for it to approve Tuesday.</div>
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Urgent: EC resolves not to sent draft royal decree Tuesday

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Urgent: EC resolves not to sent draft royal decree Tuesday

The Election Commission Tuesday resolved not to send a draft royal decree on the new election date to the Cabinet for now.

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