Aligning itself with Regulation of the President No. 110 of 2025, this new framework recognizes GHG Reduction Certificates (Sertifikat Pengurangan Emisi Gas Rumah Kaca - ?SPE GRK?) (issued by the Minister of Environment) and Non-SPE GRK (issued in accordance with international standards) carbon units. This Regulation also restricts carbon trading within the forestry sector to greenhouse gas (?GHG?) emissions offsetting. Any foreign carbon trading that requires Authorization and Corresponding Adjustments will require relevant businesses to submit applications for recommendations to the Minister of Forestry, enclosing relevant cooperation documents that address GHG emissions offsetting.

Through the incorporation of organized land crimes subject to criminal penalties (?Land Mafia Cases?) into the scope of general land cases, this new Draft Regulation stipulates that Land Mafia Cases should now be handled and settled through the establishment of a Land Mafia Task Force. Furthermore, the Draft Regulation also clarifies the various phases involved in the processing of moderate or minor land dispute and conflict cases and affirms that said cases may be reassessed if any new, decisive documents or data emerge that were not previously available

This Decree officially classifies electronic information and/or documents containing disinformation and/or hate speech that are disseminated through digital spaces as content that is likely to disturb the general public and cause public unrest. As such, this Decree requires all organizers of electronic systems (Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik/PSE) that operate private-sector User-Generated Content (UGC) platforms to comply with any orders that are issued by the Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs demanding that disinformation and/or hate speech content be taken down within four hours of any such orders being received

This Fourth Amendment streamlines export procedures by automating the issuance of Export Approvals for certain goods through the Indonesia National Single Window System (?SINSW?). The Fourth Amendment also gives exporters greater flexibility by allowing them to cancel their certificate (surat keterangan) applications before they are officially accepted through SINSW. Finally, this new framework also clarifies the government?s re-export policy by formally exempting certain imported goods intended for re-export from various export policies and arrangements.

The Third Amendment has now lowered the value thresholds for outgoing foreign-exchange transfer transactions. All such transactions must be accompanied by relevant supporting documents if they are valued in the US$ 50,000 - US$ 100,000 range. Furthermore, all outgoing foreign-exchange transfer transactions must be covered by complete sets of supporting documents by a deadline of 31 July 2026.

This new framework streamlines Indonesia?s disease control regime by consolidating a number of previous Regulations under a single, more comprehensive framework that is in line with existing health laws. The new Regulation introduces the ?One Health? system, which represents a more structured approach to immunization, as well as stricter controls over the consumption of Sugar, Salt and Fat (Gula, Garam dan Lemak/GGL) and the integration of various climate-change-related considerations into the government?s overall health framework. As a result, healthcare stakeholders will now face broader regulatory responsibilities and should take timely steps in order to ensure their compliance.

While maintaining the majority of aspects related to the issuance of groundwater utilization approvals (?Utilization Approvals?) that initially featured under Regulation of the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources No. 14 of 2024, this new Regulation sets out a comprehensive formula that should be used in order to calculate administrative fines, specifically in relation to arrangements (penataan) of Utilization Approvals. The newly applicable fines should be calculated by multiplying the relevant progressive withdrawal volume by the fine tariff, coefficient and duration of the relevant violation.

Current Rule I-A represents a comprehensive update to the regulatory framework for the listing of shares and equity securities other than shares on the stock exchange. The new framework introduces higher free-float thresholds and calculations that are based on market capitalization, as well as mandatory financial reporting and continuing education for key internal stakeholders. In addition, the Current Rule I-A gives the Exchange the authority to require controlling shareholders to maintain ownership or limit share transfers in order to protect investors, while also holding both prospective and listed companies responsible for the accuracy of all information that is submitted. The new rule also strengthens continuous listing standards through phased compliance with free-float requirements while retaining core financial performance criteria.

This Amendment strengthens the regulatory framework that governs foreign exchange by revising various underlying transaction thresholds, removing futures from permitted derivative transactions and clarifying structured products. The revised framework also tightens compliance through the introduction of stricter cover hedging timelines, additional verification requirements and a clearer sanctions and reporting framework. Transitional measures will allow pre-existing transactions to follow the prevailing framework and will allow limited extensions for document submissions and reporting corrections that will run until 31 July 2026.

This Decree outlines the following detailed provisions that aim to protect children who access online products, services and features: 1) Assessment indicators that are used in order to identify online services that may be utilized or accessed by children; 2) Technical guidelines for risk-level assessments based on various aspects and indicators; and 3) Procedures for the verification of self-assessment results. It should be noted that child-accessibility assessment results must be submitted within three business days, while any risk aspects will be classified as high-risk if the relevant risk scores exceed 50%.