These two cases clearly illustrate the problem caused by the absence of a CCS to collect
royalty fees for the reproduction of copyrighted works in the Thai education sector. Without the
CCS in the Thai education sector, the damage to the economic interest of copyright owners
seems to be more severe. As it is difficult for the users to obtain permission from the copyright
owner, they may have no choice but to reproduce the copyright materials without prior
permission from the copyright owner. It is also undeniable that the increased numbers of
copyright infringements in the Thai education sector result from the difficulty in obtaining
permission, and the lack of a CCS and licensing scheme system. The introduction of such a
system into the Thai education sector is necessary in order to solve this problem.