The Amendment revises the mandatory Indonesian National Standard (Standar Nasional Indonesia/SNI) certification requirements for palm cooking oil producers and repackagers. The Amendment also significantly extends conformity audit durations and requires repackaging entities to maintain dedicated storage facilities instead of filtration infrastructure. Furthermore, the Amendment also broadens acceptable business classifications while strictly mandating independent brand ownership across all repackaging operations.

Rule XI-D establishes a standardized framework for conducting electronic General Meetings of Bondholders (RUPO) and/or Sukuk Holders (RUPSu) through the eASY.KSEI system, while also setting out the responsibilities of issuers and trustees. In addition, Rule XI-D standardizes procedures for participant registrations, meeting administration, voting and quorum verification, while also regulating vote counting, decision making and the resolution of voting discrepancies in accordance with eASY.KSEI procedures.

If it is ultimately enforced, then this Draft Bill is set to modernize Indonesia?s industrial estate framework by promoting green and halal industrial development, expanding performance-based incentives and strengthening centralized governance. The Draft Bill will also broaden land-rights facilities and non-fiscal support while introducing stricter workforce, environmental and operational obligations for industrial estate companies and businesses operating within industrial estates. Meanwhile, non-compliance may result in the imposition of a strengthened set of administrative sanctions, including the suspension of incentives and the revocation of business licenses.

Rule XI-C establishes a comprehensive framework for the conducting of electronic General Meetings of Bondholders (RUPO) and/or Sukuk Holders (RUPSu) through the Electronic General Meeting System operated by PT Kustodian Sentral Efek Indonesia (KSEI), which is known as eASY.KSEI. Rule XI-C introduces a standardized set of procedures for meeting administration, proxy arrangements, voting and reporting, while introducing enhanced governance through stricter participant verifications, split-voting rules and mandatory digital submissions of meeting summaries and notarial records.

If this Draft Regulation is ultimately enforced, then it will expand the reporting obligations that apply to sharia insurance companies, sharia reinsurance companies and sharia units, which will have to publish new types of reports and comply with enhanced reporting requirements. The new Draft Regulation also centralizes report submissions, which will have to be completed via the OJK?s validated reporting system, and introduces various procedures that will have to be complied with during force-majeure events. The new framework will also hopefully strengthen compliance by requiring reporting errors to be corrected. In this regard, inaccurate monthly reports will be subject to the imposition of administrative sanctions in line with the applicable regulatory framework.

The MK has issued a decision that will require the legislature to amend the Advocates Law within a two-year period in order to address the fragmentation of professional organizations in this area. This revision is expected to introduce a clear separation between the representative functions of professional associations and the independent regulatory functions of professions. Furthermore, these changes are set to significantly reshape the procedures that apply to legal education, professional examinations, admissions and ethical supervision for all legal practitioners operating at the national level.

This new Decree designates 13 palm-oil derivative products (?Derivative Products?) as strategic natural resource commodities that will now be subject to export restrictions. In this regard, all exports of Derivative Products will be exclusively handled by designated State-Owned Enterprises. The Decree also specifies relevant tariff post codes for Derivative Products, including CPO, RBDPO, RBDPL and UCO. Additionally, the Decree also affirms that the new restrictions will apply to exports from customs areas, KPBPB, KEK and TPB, unless the underlying export restriction regime is revoked.

Following the issuance of Regulation of the Minister of Trade No. 17 of 2026, this Decree designates 17 ferro-alloy commodities as restricted exports that should be exported exclusively through designated State-Owned Enterprises. Of these 17 commodities, 14 require Surveyors? Reports (Laporan Surveyor/LS), while the remaining three require Ministry of Trade certification. The new restrictions apply to exports from customs areas, KPBPB, KEK and TPB.

This new framework introduces a comprehensive framework that will now govern the activities of so-called Information Providers (Financial Influencers), as well as the various responsibilities of Providers of Financial Services (Pelaku Usaha Jasa Keuangan ? ?PUJK?). The new Regulation seeks to strengthen consumer protection through the imposition of stricter disclosure and content standards that require licensing or competency qualifications to be secured in order to be permitted to provide certain types of financial recommendations. In addition, the framework places primary responsibility for influencer marketing on engaging PUJK, while also introducing enhanced oversight of high-risk financial products, including digital assets. Significant new administrative sanctions will also be available and can be imposed in response to any non-compliance.

This Draft Regulation introduces a more comprehensive framework for business plan, realization and monitoring reports, as are submitted by insurance and reinsurance companies, including standardized reporting formats and submission procedures, which should be completed through the Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan ? ?OJK?) system. The Draft Regulation also mandates business plan disclosures that are based on Statements of Financial Accounting Standards (Pernyataan Standar Akuntansi Keuangan/PSAK) 109 and 117, strengthens governance requirements and is inviting stakeholder feedback prior to a deadline of 20 July 2026.