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	NBTC chairman ACM Thares Punsri approved the final drafts of the three plans and put his signature to them Wednesday.</div>
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	The regulator needs the master plans to be in effect in order to legally enable it to auction new spectrum licences and further develop plans to liberalise the broadcasting and telecoms industries.</div>
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NBTC master plans set for 'Royal Gazette' publication

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NBTC master plans set for 'Royal Gazette' publication

The spectrum management and telecom and broadcasting master plans are expected to be published in the Royal Gazette Wednesday, National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission secretary-general Takorn Tantasit said Tuesday.

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