ANUKRET DATED JULY 31, 1995
ON THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PHNOM PENH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
- Having seen the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia;
- Having seen the Kret of His majesty the King of Cambodia Samdech Preach Norodom Sihanouk Varman dated November 1, 1993 on the Appointment of the Royal Government;
- Having seen the Kret No.93 dated October 24, 1994 on the Reorganization of the Composition of the Royal Government of Cambodia;
- Having seen the Law on the Organization and Functioning of the Council of Ministers promulgated by the Kram No.02/94 dated July 20, 1994;
- Having seen the Law on the Chamber of Commerce promulgated by Kram No 0695/03 dated June 22, 1995;
- Pursuant to the proposal of the Minister of Commerce; and
- Referring to the approval of the Council of Ministers;
It is hereby decided:
Article 1:
To establish the Phnom Penh’s Chamber of Commerce. The coverage of the Phnom Penh’s Chamber of Commerce City shall be the limit of Phnom Penh.
Article 2:
The Phnom Penh’s Chamber of Commerce shall elect 24 members by a vote whose modalities shall be specified in an anukret. The number of members shall be divided in accordance with the nature of business as follows:
- Commerce: 8 members
- Industry and handicraft : 8 members
- Services and liberal profession: 4 members
- Agriculture: 4 members
Article 3:
At the proposal of the President of the Phnom Penh’s Chamber of Commerce, the Minister of Commerce shall appoint the composition of advisers by Declaration (Prakas) in accordance with Article 5 of the Law on the Chamber of Commerce.
Article 4:
Any provisions contrary to this Anukret shall be annulled.
Article5:
The Co- Ministers in charge of the Office of the Council of Ministers, the Minister of Commerce, the Co-Ministers of Interior, ministers of concerned ministries, delegates of the Royal Government in Phnom Penh and the President of the Phnom Penh’s Chamber of Commerce shall implement this Anukret from the date of its signatures.
Phnom Penh, July 31, 1995
First Prime Minister
Norodom Ranariddh
Second Prime Minister
Hun Sen