The president has issued Regulation No. 54 of 2009 to establish a Presidential Work Unit - Development Supervision and Control (Unit Kerja Presiden - Bidang Pengawasan dan Pengedalian Pembangunan / UKP-PPP) with a view to ensure that government policy is coordinated between the various departments and government agencies involved in implementing those policies. The regulation recognizes that there needs to be consistency and synchronization in the policy implementation process. The UKP-PPP is responsible directly to the president.
The vice president is to assist the president in organizing the work to be completed by the UKP-PPP. The priorities that the UKP-PPP will focus on include, among others:
a.
Raising capacity and effectiveness of the national logistics system;
b.
Improving the effectiveness and accelerate the implementation of bureaucratic reform and enhancing public services;
c.
Improve the business and investment climate; and
d.
Raise the performance and accountability of strategic state owned enterprises.
The composition of the UKP-PPP is as follows: A Chairperson, four Deputies, and professionals. Professionals in the sense of this regulation are experts and those who assist them. The specific functions of the deputies and the professional staff are to be set out in a regulation issued by the Chair of the SKP-PPP.
The SKP-PPP is to include a Secretariat. The structure and composition of the Secretariat is set out in articles 10 through 13.
The UKP-PPP replaces the former Presidential Work Unit - Program and Reform Management (Unit Kerja Presiden - Pengelolaan Program dan Reformasi / UKP-PPR). This regulation also repeals and replaces Presidential Decree No. 17 of 2006 as amended by Presidential Decree No. 21 of 2008.
The regulation has been in force since 8 December 2009.
The president has issued Regulation No. 54 of 2009 to establish a Presidential Work Unit - Development Supervision and Control (Unit Kerja Presiden - Bidang Pengawasan dan Pengedalian Pembangunan / UKP-PPP) with a view to ensure that government policy is coordinated between the various departments and government agencies involved in implementing those policies. The regulation recognizes that there needs to be consistency and synchronization in the policy implementation process. The UKP-PPP is responsible directly to the president.
The vice president is to assist the president in organizing the work to be completed by the UKP-PPP. The priorities that the UKP-PPP will focus on include, among others:
a.
Raising capacity and effectiveness of the national logistics system;
b.
Improving the effectiveness and accelerate the implementation of bureaucratic reform and enhancing public services;
c.
Improve the business and investment climate; and
d.
Raise the performance and accountability of strategic state owned enterprises.
The composition of the UKP-PPP is as follows: A Chairperson, four Deputies, and professionals. Professionals in the sense of this regulation are experts and those who assist them. The specific functions of the deputies and the professional staff are to be set out in a regulation issued by the Chair of the SKP-PPP.
The SKP-PPP is to include a Secretariat. The structure and composition of the Secretariat is set out in articles 10 through 13.
The UKP-PPP replaces the former Presidential Work Unit - Program and Reform Management (Unit Kerja Presiden - Pengelolaan Program dan Reformasi / UKP-PPR). This regulation also repeals and replaces Presidential Decree No. 17 of 2006 as amended by Presidential Decree No. 21 of 2008.
The regulation has been in force since 8 December 2009.