19 Section 34. A licensee shall set up a programme schedule that is suitable with the objectives of the licensed business operation, in accordance with the criteria prescribed in the Notification by the Commission for each type of license. In the case of necessity to protect children and youths, the Commission may prescribe in the Notification the broadcast time for certain categories of programmes. The licensee shall propose the programme schedule to the Commission at least fifteen days prior to the commencement date of its service provision of the sound broadcasting business or television business. In the case where the Commission deems that the programme schedule fails to comply with the criteria prescribed in the Notification by the Commission, the Commission may order the licensee to correct its programme schedule. When the Commission has approved the corrected programme schedule, the licensee may commence its service provision of the sound broadcasting business or television business in accordance with the programme schedule approved by the Commission. In the case where the licensee wishes to change the programme schedule which has already been approved by the Commission, the proposed change shall be submitted to the Commission for consideration at least seven days prior to the change and the provision of paragraph four shall apply, mutatis mutandis. In the case of urgent necessity, the licensee may run the programme deviating from the programme schedule in accordance with the criteria prescribed in the Notification by the Commission. Section 35. In the case of disaster or emergency or any other case as prescribed in the Notification by the Commission, which is necessary to broadcast news or a warning to DISCLAIMER: THIS TEXT HAS BEEN PROVIDED FOR EDUCATIONAL/ COMPREHENSION PURPOSES AND CONTAINS NO LEGAL AUTHORITY. THE OFFICE OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE SHALL ASSUME NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY LIABILITIES ARISING FROM THE USE AND/OR REFERENCE OF THIS TEXT. THE ORIGINAL THAI TEXT AS FORMALLY ADOPTED AND PUBLISHED SHALL IN ALL EVENTS REMAIN THE SOLE AUTHORITY HAVING LEGAL FORCE.