Various changes have been made in an effort to simplify the utilization of TKA through the issuance of certain legal frameworks, which encompass the Authorization of Plans for the Utilization of RPTKA, which now no longer recognize notifications. Instead, after an RPTKA has been secured, it should now be used directly as a recommendation for the securing of work visas and stay permits for TKA, which encompass VITAS ITAS.
The PDP Law emphasizes the fact that all parties impacted by the enforcement of the PDP Law (e.g. personal data controllers/processors) are required to bring their operations into line with the various provisions addressed therein by no later than 17 October 2024, while the criminal sanctions set out under the PDP Law may then be simultaneously be enforced
In terms of the classification of Data transfers, the PDP Bill recognizes both domestic and cross-border personal data transfers. While the first of these classifications is self-explanatory, the latter must be carried out on a hierarchical basis and involves adequate levels of personal data protection and contractual obligations or consent. Despite not providing any further elaboration of the mechanisms that relate to the implementation of personal data transfers, best practices have demonstrated that multiple elements must be prepared prior to engaging in any such Data transfers in order to ensure that they will be carried out safely and protected from any potential personal data breaches
Under the PDP Bill, personal data processing activities, as conducted by data controllers, should be based upon the following six specific elements, encompass: 1) Explicitly valid consent; 2) Fulfillment of contractual obligations; 3) Fulfillment of the legal obligations of the data controllers; 4) Fulfillment of the vital interests of data subjects vital interest; 5) Implementation of duties relating to that relate to the public interest, public services or the implementation of a the data controller's authority; and 6) Fulfillment of other valid interests
As certain rights of personal data subjects may only be implemented through the submission of prior applications to personal data controllers, personal data controllers should start to prepare to receive said submitted applications through the implementation of various general measures.
Regulation 112/2022 mandates that the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources should draw up an energy transition roadmap that essentially aims to phase out the operation of coal-fired steam power plants, while PT PLN (Persero) is mandated to draw up and implement a national electrical power supply business plan that optimizes the development of renewable energy
As Indonesia growing rapidly to become a major player within the global trade sector, The government has pushed for the development of domestic private international law by introducing the latest version of the Draft Bill on Private International Law. Barring any unforeseen issues,, the Draft Bill is expected to be approved and promulgated sometimes on this year.
It is important for Banks to ensure that they pay close attention to all of the principles and provisions that are set out under Regulation of OJK No. 11/POJK.03/2022 on the Organization of IT by Banks. It should also be noted that any failure by Banks to comply with the various provisions will result in the imposition of sanctions.
In the meantime, Financial Institutions are awaiting the issuance of further technical regulations, which are currently being prepared by the Financial Services Authority and other related government agencies
Repatriation is one of the form of protection which may be given by the government to any Indonesian citizen who are currently located overseas. It can be conducted on a large scale based on contingency planning for emergency conditions or on an independent basis at the request of the individuals who wish to return to Indonesia.