OJK Investigators are authorized and responsible for various matters, including: 1) Receiving reports, notifications and complaints from individuals that address criminal acts that are alleged to have taken place within the financial services sector (SJK); 2) Summonses, examinations and requests for descriptions and evidence from any parties related to Criminal Acts Within the SJK; 3) Undertaking of investigations into criminal acts of money laundering

This regulation mandates that at least 10% of PBJT revenue from electrical power must be allocated for the provision of public street lighting, which includes the provision and maintenance of public street lighting infrastructure, as well as the costs of the electrical power that is consumed by public street lighting

SPKLU business entities are required to provide SPKLU at one or more of the following locations in accordance with the relevant charging: 1) Settlements; 2) Offices; 3) Malls and other shopping centers; 4) Arterial roads; 5) Highway rest areas; 6) Public refueling stations (gas stations); and 7) Parking lots or other open areas

TPPB may now be classified into the following two types: 1) Permanent TPPB, which are handled by legal entities that own or control the places or locations of exhibition activities; and 2) Temporary TPPB, which are handled by legal entities that have secured permits for the organization of a series of exhibition activities

Standard healthcare service tariffs are classified as those that are applicable at First-Level Healthcare Facilities (FKTP) and Advanced Referral Healthcare Facilities (FKRTL)

PT BEI has decided to add a transition period for the implementation of certain deadlines and due dates, and has also decided to impose trading transaction costs in relation to the trading of futures contracts

BMKT salvaging should be carried out either on board ships or in warehouses in the following stages: 1) BMKT extractions; and 2) BMKT relocations. Both BMKT extractions and relocations must be documented and recorded during the relevant processes by their implementors. Said documentation and recordings should then subsequently be verified

The obligation for drugs, biological products and medical equipment for which Certification has yet to be secured to be halal-certified is to be phased in on a gradual basis in line with the following factors: 1) The availability of materials for the products in question; and/or 2) Whether or not the relevant manufacturing processes can realistically be carried out in a halal manner. In this regard, several types of products (i.e. biological products and Class-D risk medical equipment) will be able to have halal certification secured for them up until a deadline of 17 October 2039

Sets guidelines for securities offerings that are classified as non-public offerings and that meet the following criteria: 1) The overall value of offerings should exceed Rp. 5 billion; 2) Offerings should be conducted once or multiple times over a maximum period of 12 months; and 3) Offerings should be conducted within the territory of Indonesia or for Indonesian citizens through the use of mass media; or securities should be offered to more than 100 parties (i.e. individuals, companies, joint-ventures, associations or organized groups); or securities must be sold to more than 50 parties

KUSUKA and e-KUSUKA will remain valid for as long as the relevant businesses and supporting actors operating within the marine and fisheries sector continue to engage in relevant business activities