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	Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha would not make any further suggestions involving the constitution and would only wait to see the final draft to be unveiled by the CDC on Tuesday, according to Wissanu.</div>

Prayut happy with revised draft: Wissanu

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Prayut happy with revised draft: Wissanu

Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Kreangam said Friday that the prime minister found the Constitution Drafting Commission’s revisions to the original draft to be acceptable although not all of the Cabinet’s suggestions were included.

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