Udom said that given the experience on preparing the new charter as well as its organic laws, he trusted that Thai society, with its diversity of views, could eventually find common ground to resolve their differences based on the public interest.

Article 77 should not cause problems: CDC

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Article 77 should not cause problems: CDC

Constitution Drafting Commission (CDC) spokesman Udom Ratamarit said on Saturday that Article 77 under the new charter requiring public hearings to be held before any law enactment would not cause any problems in implementing the country’s new laws.

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