The NBTC board has failed to reach quorum five times in a month. Commissioner Pirongrong Ramasoot wrote to the secretary-general asking staff to convene the six remaining commissioners, arguing that Dr. Noppadol Sanon (the disputed chair) cannot legally preside after the Administrative Court declined his case and the prime minister moved to have him removed. She says any resolutions made with him presiding could be legally invalid. For a Thai SME, this is only relevant if your business depends on pending NBTC decisions, such as broadcast, telecom, or frequency licences. Watch for a ruling on whether meetings can proceed, since delayed approvals could slip your timelines.