BANGKOK, Thailand, Sept 22, SPA -- Thailand's new military rulers on Friday appointed nine people to investigate corruption under deposed premier Thaksin Shinawatra and announced plans to write a new constitution to hold future leaders more accountable. Lt. Gen. Palanggoon Klaharn, a spokesman for militaryleaders who seized power late Tuesday while Thaksin wasabroad, told a news conference that the group reaffirms its«intention to bring back peace and order,» the Associated Press reported. The military rulers, formally called the Council forDemocratic Reform under Constitutional Monarchy, said they were appointing nine people to a reconstituted corruption commission to investigate wrongdoing by the Thaksin government.--SPA www.spa.gov.sa/391596