The bicameral mechanism allows Cambodia’s two legislative chambers to meet and jointly address significant national issues when necessary.

Cambodia’s National Assembly (NA) on November 25 approved the draft budget of 8.5 billion USD for the government spending in 2022, a rise of 8.4 percent over that of 2021.

Cambodia’s newly-elected National Assembly held its first meeting under the chair of King Norodom Sihamoni in Phom Penh on September 5, earlier than the mandatory 60 days after the general election.

Cambodia’s National Assembly on April 4 approved a mid-term cabinet reshuffle proposed by Prime Minister Hun Sen, in which 70 out of 107 parliamentarians voted in favour of the plan.