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	Adul is in charge of special affairs and he supervises the Council of State, the Secretariat of the Prime Minister, the Secretariat of the House of Representatives, and many other agencies.</div>
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	He said he would present the plans to the NCPO chief for deliberation.</div>
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Adul instructs govt agencies to present working plans in 15 days

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