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	NBTC secretary-general Takorn Tantasit said the board acknowledged the drafts of the spectrum-management, telecom and broadcasting master plans but did not approve them, as the 11 commissioners decided they needed more time to study the spectrum plan.</div>
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	The board will hold a special meeting next Wednesday on the spectrum draft, when it is expected to approve all three drafts, he added.&nbsp;</div>
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