This Decree significantly restructures the fuel surcharge framework for domestic economy-class flights by replacing the previous fixed, maximum surcharge percentage with a tiered surcharge matrix based on the average price of Aviation Turbine Fuel (?Avtur?), as determined by fuel suppliers. Under this Decree, airlines may impose variable fuel surcharges ranging from 10% to 100% of the upper-limit, economy-class fare, depending on the applicable fuel price bracket, while remaining obligated to maintain service quality standards and separately disclose surcharge components on passenger tickets.

This Regulation formally implements the Indonesian National Work Competency Standards and Indonesian National Qualifications Framework within the Online Retail sector, thereby establishing competency benchmarks for workforce development and certification. This new framework covers operational, financial and legal matters, as well as sales and marketing subsectors, and encompasses multiple qualification levels. Competency units include Occupational Health and Safety, Electronic Trading Systems, Financial Reporting, Digital Marketing, Branding Strategy, Competitor Analysis and Data Misuse Mitigation.

This Regulation has now expanded the scope of export levies beyond cocoa and coconut products to also cover palm oil, crude palm oil and related derivative products during the transition of levy administration to the BPDP-operated information system. The framework also introduces a 12-month installment mechanism for eligible Payers who are facing liquidity difficulties, subject to financial requirements and one-time application limits per SP3E. Additionally, SP3E payment settlement and objection submission periods have now been extended from 60 to 90 days.

This Regulation has now broadened the list of commodities that are classified as eligible for storage through the Warehouse Receipt System (Sistem Resi Gudang) through the addition of smoked fish, wooden fish and cloves. The new framework also requires warehouse managers to complete mandatory quality assessments through a Conformity Assessment Body and imposes stricter verification procedures prior to the issuance of warehouse receipts.

This Amendment has now reduced the experience threshold for certified urban and regional planners who may lead expert teams that will assume responsibility for the preparation of provincial, regency and city-level Regional Spatial Plans (Rencana Tata Ruang Wilayah/RTRW) and also Detailed Spatial Plans (Rencana Detail Tata Ruang/RDTR) from the previous 10-year requirement to just five years. This new framework also introduces a ministerial approval mechanism for certified planners with less than five years of experience.

This new Regulation establishes a dedicated procedural framework for resolving disputes that involve banks that are currently undergoing liquidation and post-liquidation proceedings, as well as deposit-insurance disputes that are heard before the Commercial Court. This new framework mandates the completion of electronic case registrations through the Court Information System (Sistem Informasi Pengadilan/SIP), strict examination timelines, virtual hearings, the authentication of in-person evidence and an expedited single-judge mechanism for claims that are valued at up to Rp. 1 billion.

This Regulation has now officially increased the end-of-day, aggregate balance limit for any Rupiah, Special Purpose, Non-Resident Accounts (?SNA Rupiah?) that are held by Japanese Appointed Cross-Currency Dealer (?ACCD?) Banks in Indonesian ACCD Banks from Rp. 1 trillion to Rp. 1.25 trillion. This new Regulation has also expanded the scope of permissible underlying transactions for bilateral rupiah-yen settlements and recognizes cross-border payment facilities that utilize QR payments or other types of payment infrastructure.

Bank Indonesia (?BI?) implements macroprudential policies in order to achieve optimal credit and financing, a stable financial system, and green and inclusive financing with the ultimate goal of supporting sustainable economic growth. In order to achieve each of these objectives, BI implements various instruments through different Regulations on macroprudential policies that commercial banks, both conventional and sharia, are required to comply with. Any non-compliance with these regulations by commercial banks will result in the imposition of administrative sanctions.

The Draft Bill of 2026 on Copyright introduces a set of protection-oriented reforms that grant new economic rights to press companies and expand the commercial rights of creators through digital-synchronization protections. This framework also expressly requires digital platforms to pay compensation for any algorithmic use of journalistic works.

This framework is set to reform Indonesia?s migrant worker employment agreement regime through the introduction of mandatory Sea Employment Agreements for migrant workers who are employed on merchant and fishing vessels. The new framework also modernizes the ways in which employment agreements are created through Sisko P2MI. As a result, the new Regulation has now broadened the applicable compliance obligations that have to be met by shipping operators and recruitment agencies by requiring collective bargaining agreements to be signed by vessel crews, as well as through the implementation of comprehensive digital agreement-making mechanisms.