Kingdom of Cambodia
Nation Religion King 

No. 048/ANK/ BK

ANU-KRET
ON
THE AMENDMENT OF ANU-KRET No. 51/ANK/BK
ON THE ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONING OF
THE COUNCIL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAMBODIA

The Royal Government of Cambodia: 

• Referring to the 1993 Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia;

• Referring to Reach Kret No. NS/RKT/1198/72 of November 30, 1998 on the formation of the Royal Government of Cambodia;

• Referring to Reach Kram No. 02/NS/RKM/94 of July 20, 1994 promulgating the Law on the Organization and Functioning of the Council of Ministers;

• Referring to Reach  Kram No. 03/NS/94 of August 5, 1994 promulgating the Law on Investment of the Kingdom of Cambodia; 

• Referring to Anu-Kret No. 51/ANK/BK of June 26, 1995 on the Organization and Functioning of the Council for Development of Cambodia;

• In pursuant to the needs of the Council for Development of Cambodia.

It is Hereby Decided 

Article 1:

            Articles 1, 7, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 27 of the Anu-Kret No. 51 ANK. BK dated June 26, 1995 shall be amended as follows: 

New Article 1:

            The composition of the Council for Development of Cambodia “CDC” shall be as follows: 

1. Samdech Hun Sen, Prime Minister                                                                                 Chairman

2. H.E Keat Chhon, Sr. Minister, Minister of Economy and Finance                                      First Vice-Chairman

3. H.E Kong Vibol, Secretary of State of  Economy and Finance                                          Second Vice-Chairman

4. Sr. Minister in charge of the Office of the Council of Ministers or his representative             Member

5. Sr. Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and  International Cooperation or his representative Member

6. Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy  or his representative                                            Member

7. Minister of Planning or his representative                                                                        Member

8. Minister of Commerce or his representative                                                                     Member

9. Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries or his representative                                   Member

10. Minister of Environment or his representative                                                                   Member

11. Minister of Public Works and Transports or his representative                                           Member

12. Minister of Tourism or his representative                                                                         Member

13. Minister of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction or  his representative       Member

14. Secretary General of CDC                                                                                             Member

15. Secretary General of the Cambodian Rehabilitation and Development Board                      Member

16. Secretary General of the Cambodian Investment Board                                                    Member 

New Article 7:

            The day to day functioning of CDC shall be led by an Executive Committee composing of the following members: 

1. Chairman of CDC

2. Vice-chairmen of CDC

3. Secretary General of CDC

4. Secretary General of the Cambodian Rehabilitation and Development Board

5. Secretary General of the Cambodian Investment Board

New Article 19:

            The roles and responsibilities of the CDC Chairman shall be as follows: 

• to be responsible for the overall operation of CDC.

• to preside over meetings of CDC Executive Committee and CDC plenary meetings.

• to lead discussions and maintain order of CDC Executive Committee meetings and CDC plenary meetings.

• to sign on minutes of CDC Executive Committee meetings and CDC plenary meetings.

• to convene CDC Executive Committee extraordinary meetings and CDC extraordinary plenary meetings.

• to be responsible  for CDC budget. 

New Article  20:

            The roles and responsibilities of the CDC Vice-Chairmen shall be as follows: 

A.         First Vice-Chairman

1. to be responsible for the overall functioning of CDC in the event of the absence or illness of the Chairman.

2. to be responsible for managing and supervising the daily functioning of CDC.

3. to preside over CDC Executive Committee meetings and CDC plenary meetings and to sign on the minutes of meetings in the  event of the absence or illness of the Chairman.

4. to be in charge of the coordination of inter-ministerial matters between CDC and ministries and/or other institutions of the Royal Government.

5. to be in charge of the international cooperation with donor countries and international organizations.

6. to preside over the “One-Stop Service” meetings as organized by CDC in order to obtain consensus on matters pertaining to the rehabilitation and development and investments before submission to CDC Executive Committee.

7. to execute other tasks as delegated by the Chairman.

B.         Second Vice-Chairman

1. to be responsible for the overall functioning of CDC in the event of the absence or illness of the Chairman and of the First Vice-Chairman.

2. to be responsible for the activities stated in items A/2, A/3, A/4 and A/5 and A/6 of the above new article 20, in the event of the absence or illness of the First Vice-Chairman.

3. to execute other tasks as delegated by the Chairman.

New Article 21:

            The roles and responsibilities of the CDC Secretary General shall be as follows: 

• to be responsible for the coordination of the Cambodian Rehabilitation and Development   Board and the Cambodian Investment Board as well as managing the functioning of the   General-Secretariat of CDC.

• to prepare CDC work programs, agendas or necessary documentation for CDC Executive Committee meetings and CDC plenary meetings.

• to prepare minutes of meetings of CDC Executive Committee and CDC plenary meetings for the signature(s) of the meeting Chairman.

• to prepare CDC press releases.

• to produce and submit semi-annual and annual reports on all matters pertaining to rehabilitation, development and private sector investments for CDC review and approval before final submission to the Royal Government.

• to participate in the “One-Stop Service” meetings in order to review and approve on all matters pertaining to rehabilitation, development and  investments.

• to execute other tasks as delegated by the Chairman or the Vice-Chairmen.

New Article 22:

            The roles and responsibilities of the Secretary General of the Cambodian Rehabilitation and Development Board (CRDB) shall be as follows: 

• to manage the functioning of CRDB.

• to prepare agendas and necessary documentation for the “One-Stop Service” meetings on all matters pertaining to rehabilitation and development.

• to assist the CDC Secretary General in preparing the necessary documentation pertaining to all matters of rehabilitation and development for CDC Executive Committee meetings and CDC plenary meetings.

• to monitor the implementation of public sector investment projects and programs in cooperation with the relevant line ministries and to submit summary reports and recommendations for CDC Executive Committee review and action.

• to assist the CDC Secretary General in preparing semi-annual and annual reports on all matters pertaining to rehabilitation, development for CDC review and approval before final submission to the Royal Government.

• to participate in the “One-Stop Service” meetings in order to review and approve on all matters pertaining to rehabilitation, and development.

• to execute other tasks pertaining to rehabilitation and development as delegated by the Chairman or the Vice-Chairmen.

New Article 23:

            The roles and responsibilities of the Secretary General of the Cambodian Investment Board (CIB) shall be as follows: 

• to manage the functioning of CIB.

• to prepare agendas and necessary documentation for the “One-Stop Service” meetings on all matters pertaining of private sector investments.

• to assist the CDC Secretary General in preparing necessary documentation pertaining to all matters of private sector investments for CDC Executive Committee meetings and CDC plenary meetings.

• to monitor the implementation of private sector investments projects and programs in cooperation with relevant line ministries and to submit summary reports and recommendations  for CDC Executive Committee review and action.

• to assist the CDC Secretary General in preparing semi-annual and annual reports on all matters pertaining to private sector investments for CDC review and approval before final submission to the Royal Government.

• to participate in the “One-Stop Service” meetings in order to review and approve on all matters pertaining to private sector investments.

• to Execute other tasks pertaining to private sector investments as delegated by  the Chairman or the Vice-Chairmen.

New Article 27:

            On a need basis, the CDC Chairman may convene CDC Executive Committee extraordinary meetings or CDC extraordinary plenary meetings. 

Article 2:

            The CDC and relevant ministries or institutions shall implement this Anu-Kret from the date of its signature.

                                                            Phnom Penh, May 21, 1999    

Prime Minister   

Signature and Seal

HUN SEN