2 (3) The Order of the Head of the National Council for Peace and Order, No. 23/2560, on measures to solve the problem of continuity of persons holding positions in independent organs under the Constitution, dated 5 April B.E. 2560 (2017), only in the parts pertinent to the National Human Rights Commission and the National Human Rights Commissioners. Section 4. In this Organic Act: "Human rights" means human dignity, rights, liberties and equality of the person, which are all guaranteed or protected under the Constitution, the laws or treaties which Thailand is party to and has an obligation to comply with; "Commission" means the National Human Rights Commission; "Commissioner" means the National Human Rights Commissioner, including the Chairperson of the National Human Rights Commission; “Office” means Office of the National Human Rights Commission; “Secretary-General” means the Secretary-General of the National Human Rights Commission; “Competent officials” means the Secretary-General, civil officials, government employees and employees of the Office, and state officials appointed by the Commission to take actions under this Organic Act. Section 5. Unless this Organic Act provides otherwise, in any matter prescribing for the notification, submission, or delivery of a letter or document to any specific person, if such notification, submission, or delivery of a letter or a document is made to such person at the domicile or address as in the registration evidence under the law on civil registration, the notification, submission, or delivery shall be deemed lawful under this Organic Act. In case this Organic Act provides for announcement or dissemination to the public, announcement or dissemination on information technology system or system or any other means that is conveniently accessible by the public shall be deemed lawful under this Organic Act. In case this Organic Act empowers the Commission or the Secretary-General to prescribe or issue any order, if no specific method is prescribed, the Commission or the Secretary-General shall proceed accordingly in a notification, regulation, rule, or order, as the case may be, and if such notification, regulation, rule, or order applies to the public, it shall be published in the Government Gazette, and processed in accordance with paragraph one. However, if any notification, regulation, rule, or order specifically prescribes a procedure, the Commission or the Secretary-General shall clearly prescribe the time limit for each step.