fund, the Government Pension Fund, provident fund or any other legal entities as specified in the notification of the SEC. 4 “competent official” means any person appointed by the Minister to perform
fund, the Government Pension Fund, provident fund or any other legal entities as specified in the notification of the SEC. 4 “competent official” means any person appointed by the Minister to perform
organization; (2) provincial administration organization, municipality, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, Pattaya City and any other local government organizations specified by law as special local government
administration organization, municipality, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, Pattaya City and any other local government organizations specified by law as special local government organization; (3) unit or
securities and exchange. “competent officer” means a person appointed by the Minister to act in accordance with this Emergency Decree. “Minister” means the Minister in charge of the execution of this Emergency
. “competent officer” means a person appointed by the Minister to act in accordance with this Emergency Decree. “Minister” means the Minister in charge of the execution of this Emergency Decree. Section 4. The
governing securities and exchange. “Office of the SEC” means the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission under the law governing securities and exchange. “competent officer” means a person appointed
Exchange Commission under the Securities and Exchange Act. “SEC Office” means the Office of the Securities and Exchange Commission under the Securities and Exchange Act. “competent official” means any person
Act. “competent official” means any person appointed by the Minister to perform duties under this Act. “Minister” means the Minister in charge of this Act. SECTION 4 A trust may be created for the
Securities and Exchange Act. “competent officer” means any person appointed by the Minister to perform duties under this Act. “Minister” means the Minister in charge of this Act. SECTION 4 A trust may be