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Cambodia parliament recognises new lawmakers

The National Assembly of Cambodia on December 7 recognised 16 new lawmakers and agreed to support three replacement members of the National Election Committee.
 
Cambodia parliament recognises new lawmakers ảnh 1A view of the National Assembly of Cambodia. (Photo: KI Media)
 
Phnom Penh (VNA) – The National Assembly of Cambodia on December 7 recognised16 new lawmakers and agreed to support three replacement members of theNational Election Committee.

The decisionwas adopted at the plenary meeting of the fifth NA’s ninth session the same day.

According tothe communiqué issued by the Office of the Secretary General of the CambodianNA, they include 15 parliamentarians from the ruling Cambodian People’s Partyand another from the Funcinpec Party (FP).

After thevalidity announcement, all new lawmakers will be sworn-in the same day.

Earlier, 44new parliamentarians from other parties apart from CPP took their oaths onNovember 28.

Before theplenary session of the NA, the Standing Committee of the Cambodian NA adopted theagenda for the next December 8 meeting, including casting votes to elect newpersonnel for the 10 committees of the NA previously under therecently-dissolved Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNP).

After newseats are filled, the Cambodian legislature will have 123 seats, including 79for CPP, 41 for FP, two for CNP and one for the Khmer Economic DevelopmentParty.-VNA
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