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	Pornpetch said the NLA has authority to accept the case for deliberation because the National Ant-Corruption Commission accused Yingluck of having violated the national administration act and the NACC act, which are still in effect.</div>
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	Pornpetch said he will send copies of the NACC&rsquo;s charges to Yingluck and NLA members.</div>
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