Regulator on unsure footing
A telecom analyst says the prime minister should prevent the regulator's problems from affecting its functions as the agency is subject to government oversight. He said he doubts the chairman would attend the meeting, as being embroiled in a legal dispute might affect the validity of its resolutions. Mr Trairat said the chairman still holds the position and authority because he was appointed by the Royal Gazette, and no notices in that publication have removed him from office.
- ▪A telecom analyst says the prime minister should prevent the regulator's problems from affecting its functions as the agency is subject to government oversight.
- ▪He said he doubts the chairman would attend the meeting, as being embroiled in a legal dispute might affect the validity of its resolutions.
- ▪Mr Trairat said the chairman still holds the position and authority because he was appointed by the Royal Gazette, and no notices in that publication have removed him from office.
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| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 06:00:00 +0700 |
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Business General Regulator on unsure footing The fallout from the NBTC selection committee's ruling could have wider consequences for its operations and policy decisions PUBLISHED : 27 Jul 2026 at 06:00 NEWSPAPER SECTION: Business WRITER: Komsan Tortermvasana Small Medium Large 1 The NBTC head office on Phahon Yothin Road. A telecom analyst says the prime minister should prevent the regulator's problems from affecting its functions as the agency is subject to government oversight.
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