The overall subject matter addressed under the framework of Regulation 6/2021 encompasses the following areas: 1) Reduction of B3 Waste; 2) Storage of B3 Waste; 3) Collection of B3 Waste; 4) Transportation of B3 Waste; 5) Utilization of B3 Waste; 6) Processing of B3 Waste; 7) Hoarding of B3 Waste; 8) Dumping of B3 Waste; 9) Cross-border transfers of B3 Waste; and 10) Application and issuance of Technical Approvals for the management of B3 Waste and Operational Feasibility Letters for the Management of B3 Waste

The updates encompass the aspects of the development and management, as well as facilities, relaxations and incentives for business actors operating within these areas

The implementing regulations of Job-Creation Law on natural resources offer a more relaxed and convenient regime as a part of efforts aimed at attracting investors to the country. For example, under the new legal frameworks, any uses of forest areas that do not involve forestry activities and that were not granted any permits prior to the issuance of the Job-Creation Law can now be granted official forest-area approvals

The implementing regulations of Job-Creation Law on transportation sector mainly improve the procedures for the issuance of business licensing documents and expand the scope of activities for transportation modes

The updates mainly concern the clarification of gradual implementation of the mandatory halal certification and the elaboration on the matters of halal-status self-declaration by micro- and small-scale enterprises

The new land-related implementing regulations to the Job-Creation Law introduce significant updates in relation to the administration and utilization of lands within Indonesia

The updates encompass a wide range of areas, including the following: 1) Raw materials and/or supporting materials; 2) Conformity assessment institutions; 3) Strategic industries; 4) Import and export policies and controls; 5) Indonesian language labeling; 6) Distribution of goods; 7) Trade facilities; and 8) Standardization

The new regulation updates provisions that address a range of different areas that were previously covered under existing regulations as well introducing a number of new provisions that deal with matters which were not explicitly regulated prior to its issuance and increasing the sanctions that are to be imposed against violations

The obligation to pay royalties only encompasses the utilization of songs and/or music within physical environments

Regulation 25/2021 has been designed to increase investment and create job opportunities within the energy and mineral-resources business sectors through the implementation of the following measures: 1) The imposition of production fees or royalties of zero percent based on volumes of domestically utilized coal; 2) Changes of nomenclature in relation to geothermal permits and business licensing; 3) Provision of funding in order to support the development of electrical infrastructure; 4) Allowing for the General National Electricity Plan and General Regional Electricity Plans to be updated through processes of review; 5) Determinations of business areas through several considerations; 6) Changes to the scope of business areas; and 7) Simplification and improved convenience regarding the use of electrical-power networks for telecommunications, multimedia and the dissemination of information