He said the each of 11 groups would nominate 50 candidates, totaling 550 and there would be 76 representatives from 76 provinces. The 550 candidates and 76 representatives would vote among themselves for 250 members of the council on the condition that all 11 groups would be represented, Prayuth added. 
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Prayuth says 250 reform council members to represent 11 groups

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