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Portal:National Assembly of Thailand Translation:Amendment to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand (2011)

Any province which can only elect not more than one Member of the House of Representatives shall be deemed to be a constituency, and any province which can elect more than one Member of the House of Representatives shall be divided into constituencies in the number corresponding to the number of the Members of the House of Representatives that it should have, with each constituency being able have one Member of the House of Representatives.
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Portal:National Assembly of Thailand Translation:Amendment to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand (1992)

Whereas it is appropriate to amend the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand in order to enable the meetings of the National Assembly, Senate, and House of Representatives in their second ordinary session of the year to consider any other matters under the powers and duties of the National Assembly, Senate, and House of Representatives, it is therefore necessary to enact this Constitution.
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Portal:National Assembly of Thailand Translation:Amendment to the Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand (1996)

Once the governor of the province has checked the qualifications of the candidates and found them to be already correct, he shall, in the event that the candidates are less than ten, send the names of the candidates to the President of the National Assembly for further proceedings or, in the event that the candidates are more than ten, organise a joint meeting of the candidates, at which they shall elect some amongst themselves by secret ballot and each of them shall have the right to elect not more than three amongst themselves.
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