This regulation establishes a set of rules on the implementation of the 1974 International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea and its various amendments ("SOLAS Convention") aboard ships that are flying the Indonesian state flag and/or foreign ships that are sailing through Indonesian territorial waters. Said rules are therefore important for shipping companies, business entities that are acting as ship owners and businesses that operate ships in Indonesian waters.

The scope of provisions set under this regulation covers the following matters: 1) Registration of accounts for the administration of tax disputes; 2) Electronic submission of claims and appeals; 3) Preparations for electronic trials; 4) Organization of electronic trials; 5) Electronic court decisions; 5) Prevailing provisions if technical errors are being experienced

Companies can undertake Spin-offs by either establishing new Sharia insurance/reinsurance Companies or transferring all of their membership portfolios to other sharia insurance/reinsurance Companies that have already secured business licenses. This regulation also sets out certain requirements and aspects that must be fulfilled in order to complete Spin-offs, including minimum fund and equity requirements

DHE deriving from businesses, management and/or processing activities relating to natural resources must be deposited in a special account that is connected to the Indonesian national financial system. The minimum amount of DHE that can be deposited in the special account is set at 30%, which should remain in the account for a minimum period of three months after its initial deposit

Among the changes that have now been introduced are cancellations of applications for the loading of exported bulk goods and/or physical examinations before the submission of export notifications (pemberitahuan ekspor barang/PEB). Said cancellations can be made in accordance with decisions of the Head of the Customs Office, who will issue approvals or rejections within three business days of receiving such applications

During the period prior to the declaration of any Cyber Crisis, the following three major measures should be implemented at the least: 1) Incident response; 2) Follow-up to an issued Cyber Crisis early warning by PSE; and 3) Determination of Cyber Crisis status by the president

The following matters have now been clarified regarding the requirement for exporters to secure Business Identification Numbers (Nomor Induk Berusaha "NIB") and export-related business licenses: 1) Relevant exporters may not be required to secure NIB in accordance with relevant laws and regulations; 2) Relevant exporters may secure more than one Approval; and/or 3) Approvals may remain valid for the submission of more than one customs export notification.

SKKNI competence units within the professional, scientific and technical activity categories under the main group for advertising and advertising-related market research, as set out under the Decree, encompass 52 competencies. However, for reasons of brevity, this edition of Indonesian Legal Brief will limit its discussion to the following specific units: 1) Preparation of content plans; 2) Development of strategic digital advertising optimization plans; 3) Optimization of digital advertising; 4) Establishment of customer experience plans; and 5) Optimization of the customer experience

The total number of products that are listed in each sector breaks down as follows: 1) Forestry - 146 products (previously 16); 2) Agriculture - 29 products (previously 28); 3) Subsidized Fertilizer - two products; 4) Mining - 207 products (previously 220); 5) Cultural Heritage - eight products (previously three); 6) Metal Waste and Scrap (six products).

The Minister of Public Works and Public Housing has issued this new decree, which covers three matters that relate to the implementation of housing credit/financing through housing financing liquidity facilities. These three matters break down as follows: 1) Boundaries of land and floor areas for landed houses; 2) Sales price limits for landed houses for 2023 - 2024 onwards; and 3) Housing subsidy down-payment amounts