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	&ldquo;People who do not yet know what is happening will know that we are holding a referendum on the charter,&rdquo; he said.</div>
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	He said officials had discovered that copies of the fake charter draft were delivered by post to constituents in the North and Northeast.</div>
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	Thousands of the fakes were delivered by post in Chiang Mai districts. They distort the draft in relation to alleged deprivation of important rights.</div>
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	The fake charter claimed that the draft might eliminate several rights including free universal healthcare because it said only the poor would be eligible for the scheme.</div>
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	It also said many people aged over 60 years might lose welfare benefits because the state would support only people whose incomes were not adequate to live on.</div>
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	The fake draft stated that free education for the last three years of secondary school students might also be scrapped.</div>

Fake draft drama blessing in disguise: Wissanu

Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said yesterday the crisis over the spread of a fake charter draft should be turned into an opportunity to increase public interest about the upcoming referendum on the real draft.