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Regulation of the Minister of Forestry No. P.54/MENHUT-II/2007 regarding equipment permit for the activity of business permit on the exploit of wood forest (IUPHHK) at natural forest or activity of wood exploit permit (IPK) or auction result.
This Regulation sets out requirements and application procedures to obtain an equipment permit that will allow the use of heavy tools to transport wood and of common tools used to fell, cut or split trees in forest areas.Applicants that may apply for an equipment permit must hold a business permit to exploit wood in production forests (IUPHHK), a wood exploit permit (IPK), or have an ownership right on production forest wood.The Director General shall control the entrance and the use of the equipment.
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.
Decree of the Minister of Agriculture No. 392/Kpts/IK.120/4/1999 on Fishing Lanes
The Indonesian fishing territory shall be divided into three fishing lanes and reserves the areas so divided for specified fishing activities. Fishing Lane I shall cover coastal waters up to six miles seawards. This lane is also dived into two areas. In the area up to three miles only small non-motorised vessels may fish. These kinds of restrictions are also partly valid for the outer part of Lane I. Fishing Lane II stretches from six to twelve nautical miles and shall be reserved for motorised ships up to 50 GT and vessels using specified equipment. The third Fishing Lane (III) covers the whole of the Exclusive Economic Zone. The task of enforcement is given to the Director General of Fisheries and regional Heads of Fishery Service Offices. Offences are prescribed.
Regulation of the Minister of Marine Affaires and Fishery No. PER.07/MEN/2012 implementing Guidelines for Marine Affaires Empowerment National Programme 2012.
This Regulation, consisting of 4 articles, implements the Guidelines for Marine Affaires ad Fishery Independent Society Empowerment National Programme is intended as implementing guidelines for Rural Fishery Business Development (PUMP), People Salt Business Empowerment (PUGAR) and Solid Coastal Village Development (PDPT).
Regulation of the Minister of Marine and Fishery No. PER.06/MEN/2008 concerning the use of trawlers in the seas of the northern part of East Kalimantan
The purpose of this Regulation is to control the use of trawlers for catching fish in the waters of the northern part of East Kalimantan.The Regulation provides for the following matters: areas of operation of trawlers in the waters of East Kalimantan; trawler technical specifications; issuance of trawler permits; signing of trawlers; prohibition to catch turtles; violations and sanctions; etc.
Regulation of the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister No. PER.08/MEN/2011 on amendment to Regulation of the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister No. PER.02/MEN/2011 on fishing lanes and placement of fishing devices and fishing aid in the fishery management area of the Republic of Indonesia
This Regulation amends Regulation of the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Minister No. PER.02/MEN/2011 by substituting article 36 with a new article stating that the entry into force of the Regulation is to be 1 February 2012.
Regulation of the Minster of Trade of RI No. 09/M-DAG/PER/2/2012 concerning procedures for the determination of forest product benchmark price for calculation of resources royalty provision.
This Regulation sets out procedures for the determination of forest product benchmark prices, which shall apply to the types of forest products listed in the attachment, for the calculation of resources royalty.
Government Regulation regarding forest resource provisions (No. 51 of 1998).
In the framework of sustainable forest management, this Regulation provides for the collection of levies named PSDH/forest resource provision and resource royalty. PSDH shall be paid by holders of specified forest exploitation and collection rights, on the basis of the yield of from state forests. These rights include the right to fell trees, to carry out forest rejuvenation activities, and to process and market forest yields. The PSDH shall be calculated by the Minister of Forests and Plantations on the basis of market prices and production costs (both defined). Utilisation of PSDH shall be decided by the Minister of Finance after having heard the Minister of Forestry and Plantations. (10 articles)
Regulation of the Minister of Agriculture of RI No. 93/Permentan/OT.140/12/2011concerning types of quarantine plant pathogenic organisms
This Regulation classifies quarantine plant pathogenic organisms into category A1 for those organisms not found in Indonesia and A2 for organisms found in Indonesia but still limited and under control. The organisms are then classified into quarantine plant pathogenic organisms group I and group II, as specified in the text, based on result of risk analysis.
Regulation of the Special Capital Province of Jakarta No. 16/2011 on Rural and Urban Land and Building Tax.
This Regulation provides for the collection of rural and urban land and building taxes from individuals or bodies that own, control, use and/or receive benefit from land and/or buildings.The Regulation provides for: tax tariffs; basis for imposition and method of calculation of taxes; recording of data and tax assessment; procedures for the payment and collection of taxes; appeals; collection incentives; etc.