Backers of the Second Amendment assert that the revisions to the KPK Law are necessary in order to encourage the KPK to work more effectively and to prevent the body from becoming a super-body, while the opposers view that the real aim of the revisions is not to revitalize the KPK but instead to weaken it

Naturally, appointment of Data Protection Officers (DPO) should clearly be burdensome for companies in their preliminary stage. However, looking at the dependent state of business toward utilization of personal data, appointment of DPO will surely be a handsome long-term investment in anticipating any data-protection risks.

The Bill mandates that water resources should only be used for businesses activities on the condition that any such usage complies with the following principles: 1) The usage will not harm, waive or prejudice the publics rights over water resources; 2) The state must continue to protect publics rights to water resources; 3) The usage must be undertaken with due consideration being paid to environmental sustainability (as part of human rights); 4) The state has absolute authority as regards the monitoring and control of water resources; 5) State-/regionally/village-owned enterprises will be prioritized in terms of the issuance of licenses for the utilization of water resources for business purposes; and 6) Upon the compliance to the above-stated principles, there is sufficient water remaining for the relevant business activities

Some of the 18 business sectors which have now been codified under Decree 228/2019 were already regulated under various decrees of the Minister of Manpower and Decree 228/2019 has thus now either added or removed various sub-sectors and positions that TKA are permitted to occupy across said sectors. Meanwhile, the remaining sectors were not previously regulated and thus comprise business sectors which have now been newly opened up to TKA.

There are three available collaborative schemes for the organization of Indonesian education system, namely: 1) Foreign Representative Initiatives; 2) Joint Cooperation; and 3) Management Cooperation. Although there are several available options, however, the Indonesian Government should further deregulate the licensing process and requirements for the establishment of collaborative education institutions.

The Single Land Administration System (SLAS) obviously offers a new measure to overcome land-related issues and disputes through the provision of a single and codified land information system. Nevertheless, its effective implementation will still be skeptical for the time being.

Containing a full 145 articles, it is generally expected that the Draft Bill will ultimately offer an improved, updated and comprehensive regulatory framework far more suited to the modern Indonesian economy than the now outdated Cooperatives Law, although a number of aspects pertaining to the Draft Bill remain controversial and may become the subject of a judicial review lawsuit if it is passed

The implementation of e-Court system by the Indonesian Supreme Court is far from being unexpected with the high waves of digitalization ongoing in Indonesia. However, to be effective, the e-Court system should provide a seamless, secure and reliable services for the disputing parties.

While working on boosting exports of Fisheries Commodities, the government is also simultaneously striving to protect the Indonesian market from imported Fisheries Commodities thus continues to implement various regulatory frameworks aimed at the control of imported Fisheries Commodities.

There are various financial schemes which may be exhausted to finance housing-ownership credits (KPR) as applied by low-income citizens (MBR). However, it would be efficient if the Indonesian government manages to create a new financial scheme for financing private developers in developing MBR housing in the future.