Any information contained in the minutes of the meeting which is not subject to disclosure according to the Official Information Act, the NBTC may pass a resolution that that particular information shall not be released. Disclosure of the minutes of the meeting and results of the decisions under paragraph one shall be done within thirty days as from the date of passing the resolution, but may be extended for not more than fifteen days in necessary case. In this regard, the reasons and justifications for the extension must be given. Section 25. Commissioner(s) shall be deemed as person holding a high-ranking position under the Organic Act on Counter Corruption and shall be a competent official under the Penal Code. Section 26. The Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and other Commissioners shall perform full time work. The Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and other Commissioners shall receive remunerations on a monthly basis as specified in the Royal Decree. The Chairperson, Vice Chairperson and other Commissioners may disburse for travel allowances incurred from performing their duties in other areas not exceeding the rates specified in the Royal Decree. Section 27. The NBTC shall have the powers and duties as follows: (1) To formulate a Frequency Management Master Plan, Table of Frequency Allocations , Broadcasting Master Plan, Telecommunications Master Plan, Frequency Plan, and Telecommunications Numbering Plan; (2) To assign radio frequencies for the undertaking of sound broadcasting, television broadcasting, radiocommunication, and telecommunication services; (3) To prescribe characteristics and categories of sound broadcasting, television broadcasting, and telecommunications services; (4) To license and regulate the use of radio frequencies and radiocommunication equipments in the undertaking of sound broadcasting, television broadcasting and telecommunications services, or radiocommunication service; and prescribe licensing criteria and procedures, conditions, or licensing fees; (5) To prescribe criteria for efficient use of radio frequency without causing interference to the same type of business and other type of business; (6) To license and regulate the operations of sound broadcasting, television broadcasting and telecommunications services to allow service users to have choices of services with quality, efficiency, timeliness, reliability and fairness; and prescribe licensing criteria and procedures, conditions, or licensing fees;