Phnom Penh Post - In Brief: Retired ranariddh still on payroll
Prince
Norodom Ranariddh is expecting to receive retirement pay from the
National Assembly, which can amount to up to $1,100 per month, along
with another 50 retired lawmakers.
"Retired lawmakers receive
between US$800 and $1,100 a month, depending on their rank within the
National Assembly," said Cheam Yeap, a CPP lawmaker. Norodom Ranariddh
resigned as National Assembly president in 2006.
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