Senator DI NATALE (Victoria—Leader of the Australian Greens) (18:09): I ask that general business notice of motion No. 1340 standing in my name for today, relating to Cambodia, be taken as a formal motion. The PRESIDENT: Is there any objection to this motion being taken as formal? An honourable senator: Yes. The PRESIDENT: There is, Senator Di Natale. Senator DI NATALE: In lieu of suspending standing orders, I seek leave to make a one-minute statement. The PRESIDENT: Leave is granted for one minute. Senator DI NATALE: Once again we see the government blocking the will of the Senate and refusing us the chance to vote on what is an important motion. Cambodia's democracy has crumbled. We've seen a sham election and disgraceful abuses of human rights by Hun Sen's regime. The Greens stand shoulder to shoulder with the Cambodian community. We say loudly and clearly to Hun Sen: we will not stand by while you dismantle Cambodia's democracy. We certainly welcome the position that the ALP have taken with their strong words against the regime in the House last year, but we are disappointed that they've chosen not to co-sponsor this motion with us. Enough is enough. People's human rights are being abused by an autocratic regime. We need targeted sanctions of Cambodia and we need them implemented right now.