While maintaining the three core services that can be provided by paralegals in line with their duties (e.g. advocating regional policies, participating in government programs and activities and/or cooperating with other parties in order to encourage or guide members of the general public to gain a deeper understanding of the law), this new Regulation now allows qualified paralegals to provide nine other types of non-litigation services. These nine services include: 1) Legal research and consultations; 2) Case investigations; 3) Mediation; 4) Negotiations; and/or 5) Drafting of legal documents.

This Draft Regulation specifies that the management of radioactive waste (Waste Management) comprises the following phases: 1) Pre-storage (e.g. pre-treatment, treatment, temporary storage and/or reuse and recycling); 2) Final storage; and 3) Sustainable storage (penyimpanan lestari). In addition to entities that generate radioactive waste as a result of their activities, Waste Management should also be carried out by managers of radioactive waste, specifically nuclear energy implementing agencies or business entities that are working in cooperation with or that are appointed by such agencies.

A new set of guidelines that address Reclamations and Post-Mining work after the completion of mineral and coal mining business activities is outlined comprehensively under the Appendices to this Decree and addresses four areas that cover the following specific aspects: 1) Overall management and activities, including in land and marine areas; 2) Reclamation cost standards; 3) Reopening of areas that undergo Reclamations; and 4) The appointment of third parties as executors and/or assessors of the achievement of Reclamation and/or Post-Mining work. Moreover, Reclamation and/or Post-Mining plans must now be submitted in order to secure approvals within 45 business days of the relevant mining permits being secured.

Regulation of the Minister of Environment/Environmental Control Agency No. 22 of 2025 has now streamlined Indonesias risk-based business licensing system by replacing the Amdal evaluation with Environmental Approvals (Persetujuan Lingkungan/PL) as the main instrument. Issuance is now to be managed through an integrated Environmental Information System and the Online Single Submission (OSS) system and covers special cases such as non-business entities, cross-border projects and high-risk projects

Regulation of the Ministry of Trade No. 37 of 2025 (Amendment) has now introduced a set of revised import procedures in an effort to enhance business certainty and streamline oversight. The new framework introduces the revocation of electronic Importer Identification Numbers (Angka Pengenal Importir/API) through the INATRADE system, as integrated into the Online Single Submission (OSS) system. The Amendment also removes previous import exemptions that applied for investment purposes, while retaining limited exemptions for restricted goods that are shipped before 5 November 2025 and that arrive at their destination ports by 3 February 2026.

This Decree sets out various technical guidelines for the implementation of food agroforestry within social forestry areas and covers provisions on planning, agrisilviculture, silvopasture, silvofisheries and the marketing of agroforestry products. The Decree will now serve as a reference for policymakers, facilitators and practitioners in relation to the management of social forestry areas through integrated land-use models that combine forestry with agricultural, livestock and aquaculture activities.

While retaining the majority of the core aspects of the services offered to Limited Partnerships (Commanditaire Vennootschap/CV), Firma Partnerships (Persekutuan Firma) and Civil Partnerships (Persekutuan Perdata) (collectively referred to as Partnership Entities) through the Business Entities Administration System (Sistem Administrasi Badan Usaha SA-BU), this Regulation has now broadened the scope of these services to include: 1) Closure of SA-BU access to Partnership Entities (Access Blocking); 2) Reopening of SA-BU access to Partnership Entities previously subject to Access Blocking (Access Unblocking); and 3) Corrections, searching and downloading of data relating to Partnership Entities.

This Decree sets out a comprehensive set of guidelines that address the distribution and dispensing of Over-The-Counter (OTC) and limited OTC drugs via retail outlets such as hypermarkets, supermarkets and minimarkets. Aimed at expanding public access while maintaining overall safety and quality standards, the Decree outlines various licensing, cooperation and supervision requirements for distribution channels, establishes rules on proper dispensing practices and also promotes human resource capacity building in order to ensure responsible implementation throughout the retail sector.

Industrial Area Companies are required to fulfil certain applicable technical standards (Standards), which encompass the following aspects: 1) Infrastructure (i.e. land use and basic infrastructure); 2) Environmental management (e.g. fulfilment of environmental approvals, implementation of water and wastewater management and so forth); and 3) Management and services (e.g. Tenant services). Moreover, Industrial Area Companies are also mandated to participate in assessments of their own Standards fulfilment as evidence of Standards compliance (Accreditation).

Written orders that relate to Mergers, Consolidations, Acquisitions, Integrations and/or Conversions (Penggabungan, Peleburan, Pengambilalihan, Integrasi dan/atau Konversi - P3IK) may be issued to conventional and sharia commercial banks, as well as to conventional and sharia rural banks (collectively referred to as Banks) and/or Non-Operational Holding Companies of Financial Conglomerates (Perusahaan Induk Konglomerasi Keuangan PIKK) that meet certain specific criteria. Examples of such criteria include the need to achieve an expedited resolution of an issue that is being experienced by a Bank; financial problems that may threaten business continuity; an inability to increase or maintain a Banks capital and/or liquidity at an adequate level; and so forth.