3 Section 6. In performing its duties, the Commission has to provide cooperation and assistance to all independent organs. In case the Commission is of an opinion that a person has committed an illegal act under the duties and powers of other independent organs, the Commission shall notify the relevant independent organ in writing in order that the agency shall proceed in accordance with its respective duties and powers without delay. In case where the Commission is of an opinion that any matter under the duties and powers of the National Human Rights Commission may also be the offence under duties and powers of other independent organs, the Commission shall consult with other relevant independent organs in order to prescribe a guideline for the collaboration so that each independent organ shall perform its duties effectively and without redundant. For the purpose of the implementation under paragraph two, the Chairperson of the National Human Rights Commission shall have the power to invite the Presidents/Chairpersons of other independent organs for a meeting to consult and set common guidelines prescription. All independent organs shall comply with such guideline. Section 7. The Chairperson of the National Human Rights Commission shall have charge and control of the execution of this Organic Act. CHAPTER 1 THE NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION ---------------------Section 8. The National Human Rights Commission shall consist of seven Commissioners appointed by the King upon the advice of the Senate, from persons who are politically impartial, and have apparent knowledge and experiences in the protection of rights and liberties of the people for no less than ten years in the following fields, with at least one person, but not more than two persons, in each field: (1) having continuous working experiences in the field of human rights; (2) having knowledge and expertise in teaching or conducting research relating to human rights at higher education level; (3) having knowledge and expertise on both domestic and international laws pertinent to human rights that would benefit the performance of the Commission’s duties; (4) having knowledge and experiences in public administration relating to the promotion and protection of human rights; (5) having apparent knowledge and experiences in the fields of philosophy, culture, tradition and way of life of Thai people that would benefit the promotion and protection of human rights.