BANGKOK (AP) — Thailand’s military junta will install an interim constitution next month, and elections will be held around October 2015, its leader announced Friday.

Army commander Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, who seized power in a coup last month, said the temporary constitution will allow an interim legislature and Cabinet to begin governing the country in September. He said an appointed reform council and constitution drafting committee will then work on a long-term charter to take effect July 2015.