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The '''Ministry of the Interior''' is the [[Interior Ministry]] of Kingdom of [[Cambodia]]. The ministry has a broad mandate and is responsible for [[Administrative divisions of Cambodia|public administration]] throughout Cambodia's 24 provinces and municipalities and for the governance of the [[Cambodian National Police]] and other administrations of [[Law enforcement agency|law enforcement]], including [[police academy|police training]], [[bailiff|judicial police]], [[Illegal drug trade|anti-drug efforts]], [[border police]] and [[prison|prison administration]]. The Ministry liases with [[ASEAN]] law enforcement offices and with [[Interpol]]. <ref>[http://www.interior.gov.kh/about_respon.asp Ministry of Interior, Domain Responsibility]</ref>
The '''Ministry of the Interior''' is the [[Interior Ministry]] of the Kingdom of [[Cambodia]]. The ministry has a broad mandate and is responsible for [[Administrative divisions of Cambodia|public administration]] throughout Cambodia's 24 provinces and 186 districts. The Ministry governs the [[Cambodian National Police]] and the administration of the [[Law enforcement agency|law enforcement]]; including the [[police academy]], [[police training]], [[bailiff|judicial police]], [[Illegal drug trade|anti-drug efforts]], [[border police]] and [[prison|prison administration]].


The current [[Minister of Interior]] (2008) is His Excellency Deputy Prime Minister [[Sar Kheng]]. He is assisted by 6 secretaries of state and 4 under-secretaries of state.<ref>Ministry of Interior website, Domains of Responsibility, retrieved 16/11/08. [http://www.interior.gov.kh/about_respon.asp]</ref>
The Ministry liaises with [[ASEAN]] law enforcement offices and with [[Interpol]]. <ref>[http://www.interior.gov.kh/about_respon.asp Ministry of Interior, Domain Responsibility]</ref>
The current [[Minister of Interior]] (2008) is His Excellency Deputy Prime Minister [[Sar Kheng]]. He is assisted by 6 secretaries of state and 4 under-secretaries of state.<ref>Ministry of Interior website, Domains of Responsibility, retrieved 16/11/08. [http://www.interior.gov.kh/about_respon.asp]</ref>


==Organization==
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Revision as of 00:05, 10 November 2011

The Ministry of the Interior is the Interior Ministry of the Kingdom of Cambodia. The ministry has a broad mandate and is responsible for public administration throughout Cambodia's 24 provinces and 186 districts. The Ministry governs the Cambodian National Police and the administration of the law enforcement; including the police academy, police training, judicial police, anti-drug efforts, border police and prison administration.

The Ministry liaises with ASEAN law enforcement offices and with Interpol. [1]

The current Minister of Interior (2008) is His Excellency Deputy Prime Minister Sar Kheng. He is assisted by 6 secretaries of state and 4 under-secretaries of state.[2]

Organization

Head Minister: H.E. Deputy Prime Minister Sar Kheng

Assistant ministers' offices

These offices are headed by an Assistant Minister:[3]

  • Ministry of Interior, National Police Affairs.
  • Ministry of Interior, Administrative Affairs.
  • Ministry of Interior, Jurist Council, Inspection Policies, Administration, and Police Affairs.

Departments

These departments are headed by an Undersecretary of State and an Assistant Minister:

  • Ministry of Interior, Department of Security, Logistic and Training (except personnel department), Judicial Police, Intervention, and Anti-Narcotics.
  • Ministry of Interior, Department of Public Orders, Border Police, Tourism Police, and Interpol Bureau.
  • Ministry of Interior, Department of General and Local Administrations
  • Ministry of Interior, Departments of Prison and Policies
  • Ministry of Interior, Department of International Relations and ASEAN, Information, Publicity and Instruction.

See also

References

  1. ^ Ministry of Interior, Domain Responsibility
  2. ^ Ministry of Interior website, Domains of Responsibility, retrieved 16/11/08. [1]
  3. ^ Ministry of Interior, Domain Responsibility