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	The deadline is September 7, NACC Secretary General Sansern Polchiak said.</div>
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	Sansern said NLA members are considered political office holders in accordance with Article 6 of the interim charter so they are required to submit their financial statement to the NACC.</div>
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NACC resolves to require NLA members to declare assets

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NACC resolves to require NLA members to declare assets

The National Anti-Corruption Commission Thursday resolved that members of the National Legislative Assembly must declare statement of their assets and debt to the NACC within 30 days of the day they were sworn in on August 8.

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