Cabinet of Cambodia

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File:Seal of the Cabinet of Cambodia.svg
The official emblem of the Council of Ministers.

Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found. The Cabinet of Cambodia, formally known as the Council of Ministers (Khmer: គណៈរដ្ឋមន្ត្រី), is the executive body of the Kingdom of Cambodia led by the Prime Minister, assisted by Deputy Prime Ministers, Senior Ministers, Ministers, and Secretaries of State. Members of the Cabinet are nominated by the Prime Minister and appointed by the Monarch.

Role

Chapter VIII of the Constitution states the role of the Royal Government of Cambodia.[1]

  • Article 99: The Council of Ministers is the Royal Government of Cambodia. The Council of Ministers shall be led by one Prime Minister assisted by Deputy Prime Ministers, and by State Ministers, Ministers, and State Secretaries as members.
  • Article 100: At the recommendation of the President and with the agreement of both Vice-Presidents of the Assembly, the King shall designate a dignitary from among the representatives of the winning party to form the Royal Government. This designated Assembly or members of the political parties represented in the from the Assembly. After the Assembly has given its vote of confidence, the King shall issue a Royal decree (Kret) appointing the entire Council of Ministers. Before taking office, the Council of Ministers shall take an oath as stipulated an Annex 6.
  • Article 101: The functions of members of the Royal Government shall be incompatible with professional activities in trade or industry and with the holding of any position in the public service.
  • Article 102: Members of the Royal Government shall be collectively responsible to the Assembly for the overall policy of the Royal Government. Each member of the Royal Government shall be individually responsible to the Prime Minister and the Assembly for his/her own conduct.
  • Article 103: Members of the Royal Government shall not use the orders, written or verbal, of anyone as grounds to exonerate themselves form their responsibility.
  • Article 104: The Council of Minister shall meet every week inn plenary session or in a working session. The Prime Minister shall chair the plenary sessions. The Prime Minister may assign a Deputy Prime Minister to preside over the working sessions. Minutes of the Council of Ministers' meeting shall be forwarded to the King for His information.
  • Article 105: The Prime Minister shall have the right to delegate his power to a Deputy Prime Minister or to any member of the Royal Government.
  • Article 106: If the post of Prime Minister is permanently vacant, a new Council of Ministers shall be appointed under the procedure stipulated in this Constitution. If the vacancy is temporary, an acting Prime Minister shall be provisionally appointed.
  • Article 107:Each member of the Royal Government shall be punished for any crimes or misdemeanors that he/she has committed in the course of his/her duty. In such cases and when his/her duty, the Assembly shall decide to file charges against him/her with competent. The Assembly shall decide on such matters though a secret vote by a simple majority thereof.
  • Article 108: The organization and functioning of the Council of Ministers shall be determined by law.

Current cabinet

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Council of Ministers headquarters, Phnom Penh, the official meeting place and office of the Cabinet.

The members of the fifth and current Council of Ministers were sworn in on 24 September 2013. The one-party National Assembly voted Hun Sen as Prime Minister for another five-year term.

Colour keys

     Cambodian People's Party

Minister Name Party
Prime Minister Hun Sen style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister – Chairman of the Council of Ministers Sok An style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Interior Sar Kheng style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of National Defense Tea Banh style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of National AssemblySenate Relations and Inspection Men Sam An style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of the Royal Palace Kong Sam Ol style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister Hor Namhong style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister Ke Kim Yan style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister Yim Chhaily style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Deputy Prime Minister Bin Chhin style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Veng Sakhon style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Commerce Pan Sorasak style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Culture and Fine Arts Phoeung Sakona style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Education, Youth and Sport Hang Chuon Naron style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Economy and Finance Aun Porn Moniroth style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Environment Sam Say Al style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Prak Sokhon style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Health Mam Bun Heng style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Industry and Handicrafts Cham Prasidh style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Information Khieu Kanharith style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Justice Ang Vong Vathana style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Labour and Vocational Training Ith Sam Heng style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction Chea Sophara style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Mining and Energy Suy Sem style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Planning Chhay Than style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Posts and Telecommunications Tram Iv Tek style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Public Works and Transport Sun Chanthol style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Cults and Religion Him Chhem style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Rural Development Ouk Rabun style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation Vong Soth style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Tourism Thong Khon style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Water Resources and Meteorology Lim Kean Hor style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Women's Affairs Ing Kantha Pavy style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP
Minister of Public Affairs Pich Bun Thin style="background-color:Template:Cambodian People's Party/meta/color;width:20px;" | CPP

References

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