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KINGDOM of CAMBODIA NATION RELIGION KING GGGOOO Royal KINGDOM OF CAMBODIA NATION RELIGION KING Royal Government of Cambodia No.: 33.SSR DECISION ON THE APPOINTMENT OF COMPOSITION OF COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND RESEARCH ON MINIMUM WAGE FOR WORKERS AND EMPLOYEES IN TEXTILE, GARMENT AND FOOTWEAR INDUSTRIES ROYAL GOVERNMENT - Having seen the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia; - Having seen Royal Decree No. NS/RKT/0913/903, dated 24 September 2013, on Appointment of Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia; - Having seen Royal Decree No. NS/RKT/1213/1393, dated 21 December 2013, on Amendment f the Composition of the Royal Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia; - Having seen Royal Kram No. 02/NS/94, dated 20 July 1994, on Promulgation of the Law on Organization and Functioning of Council of Ministers; - Having seen Royal Kram No. CHS/RKM/0397/01, dated 13 March 1997, on Promulgation on the Labor Law; - Having seen Decision No. 04 SSR, dated 09 January 2014, on the Establishment of Committee for Study and Research on Minimum Wage for Workers and Employees in Textile, Garment and Footwear Industries; and - In accordance with the crucial condition of the Royal Government. Hereby Decides Article 1: The Composition of Committee for Study and Research on Minimum Wage for Workers and Employees in Textile, Garment and Footwear Industries are in the following: 1- H.E. Keat Chhun Permanent Deputy Prime Chairman Minister 2- H.E. Hing Thoraxy Secretary of State of Office Vice-chairman of the Council of Ministers 3- H.E. Ngi Chanphal Secretary of State of Vice-chairman Unofficial Translation Ministry of Interior 4- H.E. Vongsey Visoth Secretary of State of Ministry of Economy and Vice-chairman Finance 5- H.E. Ith Samheng Secretary of State of Ministry of Labor and Member Vocational Training 6- H.E. Sok Chanda Sophea Delegation Minister attached to Prime Minister, Secretary of State of Member Council for the Development for Cambodia 7- H.E. Khuon Ranin Secretary of State of Ministry of Social Affairs Member and Veterans 8- H.E. Ok Bong Secretary of State of Member Ministry of Commerce 9- H.E. Hean Saheep Vice-chairman of Supreme National Economic Member Council 10- H.E. Kith Meng President of Cambodia Member Chamber of Commerce 11- Labor Advisory Committee Member Article 2: Vice-chairmen and members of the Committee shall take part in meetings and implement roles and duties as convened and assigned by the Chairman. Article4: Permanent Deputy Prime Minister, Minister in charge of the Office of Council of Ministers, Minister of Interior, Minister of Economy and Finance, Minister of Labor and Vocational Training, Minister of Social Affairs and Veterans, Minister of Commerce, Chairman of Supreme National Economic Council, Secretary General of Council for the Development of Cambodia, President of Cambodia Chamber of Commerce, Labor Advisory Committee, directors of relevant institutions and all above-mentioned bearers in Article 1 shall effectively implement this Decision from the date of its signature. Phnom Penh 27 January 2014 PRIME MINISTER (signed & stamped) SAMDECH AKKAK MOHAR SENA PADEI TECHO HUN SEN C.C: - Ministry of Royal Palace - Office of Council of Ministers Unofficial Translation - Secretariat General of Senate - Secretariat General of National Assembly - Secretariat General of Government - Office of Prime Minister - Office of Deputy Prime Minister - As mentioned in Article 3 - Royal Affairs - Archive-chronicles Unofficial Translation .
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