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Regulation of the Minister of Forestry of the Republic of Indonesia No. P.4/Menhut-II/2011 on forest reclamation guidelines
This Regulation prescribes forest reclamation guidelines to provide reference for undergoing forest reclamation activities on land formerly used as forest area utilization.
Government Regulation No. 22/2010 on Mining Areas.
This Government Regulation provides for the planning and setting of mining areas, mining business permit areas, mining areas where a smallholder mining business activity is carried out, special mining business areas, etc. in order to properly manage mineral and coal resources.
The Regulation further provides for assigning state and/or regional research institutes to conduct inspection and research on mining.
Government Regulation No. 78/2010 concerning reclamation and post-mining.
This Regulation provides for principles and mechanisms of reclamation and post-mining. Holders of mining, mineral, coal, mineral mining, coal mining, mining business permits and special mining business permits are obligated to perform reclamation activities during the whole phase of mining business to arrange, restore and improve the quality of the environment and ecosystem. Holders of mining exploration business permits and mining production operations business permits are obligated to perform both reclamation and post-mining, the latter being activities to be carried out after the completion of mining business activities to restore environmental and social function according to the local conditions in the entire mining area.The Regulation provide for: the compilation of reclamation and post-mining plans; approval of the plans; reporting and performance of reclamation and post-mining; reclamation and post-mining guarantee; return of reclaimed or post-mining land; administrative sanctions; etc.
Fisheries Law No. 31/2004
The Law is a basic fisheries legislation consisting of 111 articles divided into 17 Chapters: General provisions (I); Principles and objectives (II); Scope (III); Fish cultivation (IV); Fishery business (V); Fishery information system and statistics (VI); Levies (VII); Fishery research and development (VIII); Fishery education, training and elucidations (IX); Empowerment of small fishermen and small fish breeders (X); Delegation of duty and assistance (XI); Monitoring of fishery affairs (XII); Court of fishery affairs (XIII); Investigation, prosecution and examination in the sessions of the court of fishery affairs (XIV); Criminal provisions (XV); Transitory provisions (XVI); Closing provisions (XVII).The Law stipulates provisions on utilization of fish resources, either for fish catching or fish breeding, in the Indonesian EEZ and the open seas according to the international conditions, to ensure their preservation and the protection of the environment. The Ministry shall determine provisions for the regulation of: fishing gear, allowable catch, fish breeding, prevention of pollution, protected fish, etc. (art. 7). All individuals and companies carrying out fishing business shall be licensed, except for small fishermen and small fish breeders. The Government shall establish a court of fishery affairs authorized to examine, hear and rule criminal cases in fishery affairs.
Regulation of the Minister of Marine Affaires and Fishery No. PER.08/MEN/2012 regulating Port for Fisheries
This Regulation, consisting of 16 Chapters divided in 40 articles, regulates all the environmental standards, legal and administrative procedures that Ports for Fisheries must comply and any other related activities. The Regulation is divided as follows: General Provisions (Chap. I); System of National Fishery Port (Chap. II); Fishery Port Development Plan (Chap. III); Development and Operation of Fishery Port (Chap. IV); Fishery Port Operation Management (Chap. V); Class Determination and Promotion of Fishery Port (Chap. VI); Work Area and Operation of Fishery Port (Chap. VII); Exploitation of Fishery Port (Chap. VIII); Port Administration for Fishing Vessels (Chap. IX); Work Relationship at Fishery Port (Chap. X); Development of Fishery Port (Chap. XI); Management and Report on Fishery Port (Chap. XII); Information Centre on Fishery Port (Chap. XIII); Other Provisions (Chap. XIV); Transitional Provisions (Chap. XV); Closing Provisions (Chap. XVI).
Government Regulation of RI No. 5/2010 on navigational matters.
This Government Regulation implements provisions of the Law on Shipping. This Regulation provides for matters concerning: Sailing-Navigation Support Facilities, which shall be equipment or systems existing outside the ship designed and operated to improve safety and efficiency of ship navigation; navigational telecommunication; meteorological services; requirements for the construction on waters; navigational channels and crossing services; secure and safe zones for Sailing-Navigation Support Facilities; river and lake navigational channel facilities; dredging and reclamation works; piloting requirements; navigational information system; and administrative sanctions.
Regulation of the Minister of Marine and Fishery No. PER-16/MEN/2006 on fishery seaport
This Regulation lays down measures to regulate fishery seaports in order to increase fishery production, encourage traffic of fishing ships, boost the economic growth of fishery communities, exploit and control fishery resources, etc.The Regulation provides for the formulation of a National Fishery Seaport Master Plan which shall lay down technical regulations for the building of fishery seaports, and shall stipulate working and operational areas of fishery seaports. The text further provides for the following: operation, management and maintenance of fishery seaports; classification of seaports into ocean fishery seaports, national fishery seaports, coastal fishery seaports and fish landing seaports; facilities of fishery seaports; and commercial operations of fishery seaports.
Law No. 4/2010 on the Endorsement of Treaty Between the Republic of Indonesia and the Republic of Singapore Relating to the Delimitation of the Territorial Seas of the Two Countries in the Western Part of the Strait of Singapore, 2009.
This Law endorses the Treaty Between the Republic of Indonesia and the Republic of Singapore Relating to the Delimitation of the Territorial Seas of the Two Countries in the Western Part of the Strait of Singapore. The Treaty is meant to affirm the sovereign territory of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, ensure legal certainty, facilitate the effort made by Indonesia as a littoral state to ensure the safety of navigation lane in the Strait of Singapore and to increase good relations between the two countries.
Regulation of the Minister of Trade No. 30/M-DAG/PER/5/2012 concerning provisions on the import of horticultural products.
This Regulation regulates the import of horticultural products in order to meet the needs of food ingredients from horticultural products to support the achievement of food security, national economic stability and protect consumer interests.Horticulture products may be imported only if their production and supply is insufficient for domestic consumption and if they are listed in the Attachment to this Regulation.The Regulation sets out procedures and requirements for companies to obtain recognition as Producer Importer of Horticulture Products or determination of Registered Importer of Horticulture Products.The Regulations further provides for: packaging and labeling requirements; import verification or technical inquiry at the port of loading; sanctions; etc.
Regulation of the Minister of Marine and Fishery No. PER.02/MEN/2011 on fishing lane and placement of fishing tools and auxiliary fishing tools in the fishery management area of the Republic of Indonesia
This Regulation rules fishing lanes and the placement of fishing tools in the fishery management area of the Republic of Indonesia in order to realize the sustainable exploitation of fish resources.Fishing lanes shall consist of: Fishing Lane I which shall covers coastal waters from up to two to four nautical miles; Fishing Lane II which covers coastal waters up to twelve nautical miles; and Fishing Lane III which covers the whole of the Exclusive Economic Zone.The Regulation specifies fishing tools and auxiliary fishing tools and provides for the placement of these tools in fishing lanes and fishery management areas which shall be adjusted to: characteristic, selectivity and capacity of fishing tools; kind and size of auxiliary fishing tools; size of fishing ships and fishing area.The Regulation further provides for monitoring and evaluation of the fishing lane and placement of fishing tools and for sanctions.