President
Sethycheat Ouk
Leads the federation and represents Cambodian basketball to FIBA, FIBA Asia and the National Olympic Committee.
Leadership
The officers of the Cambodia Basketball Federation, the office each holds, and what that office answers for. The federation publishes what it has ratified, and nothing beyond it.
Office holders
Each officer is named, with a defined remit. Where a federation's leadership is unclear, nothing beneath it can be held to account.
President
Leads the federation and represents Cambodian basketball to FIBA, FIBA Asia and the National Olympic Committee.
First Vice-President
Leads the federation's restructure — governance, competition structure, club affiliation and the national development pathway.
Secretary General
Runs the federation's day-to-day administration, FIBA compliance and international correspondence.
Initials stand in for portraits. The federation does not yet hold official photographs of its executive; they will be published when they exist, and not before.
Governance
Three things have to be true of a governing body: someone represents it, someone reforms it, and someone runs it. Those responsibilities are held by named offices, not by the federation in general.
Representation
The federation's external authority sits here. Cambodia's position at FIBA, at FIBA Asia and before the National Olympic Committee is put by this office, and answered for by it.
The restructure
Reform is a named responsibility rather than a general intention. Governance, competition structure, club affiliation and the national development pathway are led from this office — which is where questions about the rebuild belong.
Administration
The day-to-day running of the federation sits here: administration, the compliance FIBA requires of an affiliated member, and the international correspondence that carries it.
The federation is not publishing a committee structure, a full executive register or an affiliated-club list it has not ratified. Those are documents, and documents are published when they are signed. This page carries the offices the federation can state today; the rest follows with the constitution.
Accountability
Naming an executive is the easy half. The harder half is publishing the documents that executive is bound by — and that is the first phase of the restructure, not a later one.
Constitution, executive register, affiliated-club list and the federation's public record brought up to date — including the FIBA directory entry.
No date is given here because the federation has not set one. When each document is signed, it is published on this site.