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	The number could rise before the deadline at 9am tomorrow, he said.</div>
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	He added that it is possible that each could be allocated 45 minutes each.&nbsp;</div>
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	It was estimated that if all 208 members sign up for the debate, each would be allocated 15.8 minutes.&nbsp;</div>

80 NRC members to join charter debate

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80 NRC members to join charter debate

A number of 80 members of the National Reform Council have signed up to debate on the draft Constitution, said a council member Alongkorn Polabutr.

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