CHAPTER V Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission Section 56. There shall be an Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission, called in short “Office of the NBTC” which is a juristic person having a status of State agency and shall not be subject to the government agency under the law on public administration, or state enterprise under the law on budgetary procedure or other law and is under the supervision of a chairperson. The affairs of the Office of the NBTC shall not be subject to the law on labor protection, the law on labor relations, the law on social security and the law on workers’ compensation. Section 57. Office of the NBTC shall have duties and powers as follows: (1) Be responsible for the Office of the NBTC’s revenues and expenditures; (2) Prepare the Office of the NBTC’s annual budget and submit to the NBTC for endorsement. The said annual budget shall include any budget with respect to the conduct of official duties of the NBTC, BC, TC and Office of the NBTC; (3) Monitor and follow up spectrum utilization; (4) Receive and consider complaints with regard to the use of spectrum, the operations of broadcasting and telecommunications business in order to examine and solve the problems or propose recommendations to the NBTC for consideration in accordance with the criteria prescribed by the NBTC; (5) Study, compile and analyze information related to the spectrum, the use of spectrum, the operations of broadcasting and telecommunications business; (6) Be responsible for the administrative work of the NBTC, BC, TC and Fund Management Committee; (7) Perform other acts as entrusted by the NBTC, BC, and TC. Section 58. The NBTC shall have the power to issue regulations or notifications with respect to general administration, personnel administration, budget, finance and property and other businesses of the Office of the NBTC, including the following matters: (1) the division of works within the Office of the NBTC and the scope of duties of those works;