of organizations which will have the mandate to set forth ethical standards and self-regulation pertaining to the occupation or profession under the ethical standards; (19) To issue rules or notifications according to Section 58; (20) To approve the budget of the Office of the NBTC budgets, including the financing of the Fund under Section 55; (21) To determine and approve financial allocation for the Fund as proposed by the Fund Management Committee under Section 55; (22) To provide information and participate in negotiations or making agreements between the Kingdom of Thailand and foreign governments or international organizations in matters relating to frequency management, sound broadcasting, television broadcasting, telecommunications services, or other related undertakings; (23) To give advice to the Cabinet for an issuance of, or amendment to, legislation related with frequency allocation and other matters relating to frequencies, sound broadcasting, television broadcasting, and telecommunications services; (24) To prescribe rules, notifications or orders under the powers and duties of the NBTC; (25) To perform any other acts as prescribed in this Act or other laws. In setting forth regulation on merger, cross right-holding or market dominance under (17), the NBTC shall hold a hearing from the public and parties concerned. The exercising of powers and duties under paragraph one shall not be contrary to or inconsistent with the Broadcasting Business Act, the Telecommunication Business Act and the Radiocommunications Act. Such rules, notifications or any orders shall come into force upon being published in the Government Gazette. Section 28. NBTC shall hold a hearing from the stakeholders and the public in order to take those opinions into its consideration before issuing rules, notifications, or orders pertaining to the supervision of sound broadcasting, television broadcasting and telecommunications services which shall be enforceable in general and related with the competition in the business or may have significant impacts on the public. The NBTC shall provide background information, reasons, justifications, and a summary of the matters, as well as the issues expected to obtain from the hearing. The time taken for a hearing shall not be less than thirty days, except for emergency case or compelling necessity that the NBTC may allow a shorter time allocated for that hearing. The Office of the NBTC shall prepare a summary record of the hearing which consists of opinions obtained, NBTC’s resolution or consideration regarding the said