NBTC recruitment at threat of being ditched

Commissioner cautions of more challenges The Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission on Phahon Yothin Road. The workplace has opened the application for the brand-new secretary-general from March 20 till April 7. (Photo: Pornprom Satrabhaya) The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission’s (NBTC) recruitment procedure for a secretary-general threats being void or ditched as the procedure has yet to acquire official approval from its board to start the recruitment, stated a commissioner who askedfor privacy. The source is likewise skeptical as to whether the recruitment would be able to quickly win approval from the bulk of the board, which now has a complete quorum of 7 members, as numerous commissioners may not officially concur to back the recruitment. The NBTC opened the application duration for the post from March 20 upuntil April 7. Previously, NBTC chairman Dr Sarana Boonbaichaiyapruck stated he anticipated the recruitment procedure to be completed by April. Dr Sarana continues to firmlyinsist that his choice technique for a brand-new secretary-general complies with his authority and obligation under the NBTC’s laws. The chairman will select the secretary-general and propose the name to other NBTC commissioners for approval. Some commissioners are uncertain that his choice approach complies with the NBTC’s associated laws and guidelines. Dr Sarana mentioned Section 61 of the NBTC Act, which
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