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	Prayut was responding to speculations that some Pheu Thai members and red-shirt leaders might be appointed to the new council.</div>
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Prayut says no plan to appoint politicians to reform driving council

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Prayut says no plan to appoint politicians to reform driving council

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said Thursday that he has no plan to appoint politicians to the 200-member reform driving council which will be set up after the National Reform Council ceases to exist after the vote on draft charter.

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