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NEW CONSTITUTION Charter drafters to finalise canon today CDC chair Prasong wants to keep secret votes, that may be needed to resolve key Drafters go behind closed doors as suspicion mounts The Constitution Drafting Committee (CDC) will today vote on numerous controversial issues its 35 members have debated for months, in a closed-door session. Issue of appointed PM sees business community split The Nation Business Desk spoke with key business figures about their views on some of the contentious issues in the new charter. The 35 drafters are expected to reach conclusions on many today. Key issues to be decided today The Constitution Drafting Committee is expected to vote today on many issues. The follow¬ing will be voted on after discus¬sions: Civic leaders see signs of backtracking With a secret ballot for controversial inclusions in a new charter planned for today civic leaders are worried the drafters will drag politics back to a less democratic era. Quiet opening for new HQ Most Thai Rak Thai executives were absent yesterday when acting party leader Chaturon Chaisang inaugurated the new party headquarters on Rama III Road. Poll: support edges down The Surayud government's job-approval rating after six months in office has dropped in comparison with its first three months.	Top Stories TRT convinced another coup on the way YouTube blocked because of clip 'offensive to monarchy' Junta at risk of a backlash over lucrative benefits Politicians 'took Bt500m bribes for fire trucks deal' Democrat Party will live on forever, says Abhisit

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