The Draft Regulation on the Governance of Child Protection During the Organization of Electronic Systems ("Draft Regulation") classifies electronic systems as either public or private, while relevant players should conduct self-assessments of their products in relation to risk. The Draft Regulation sets out various required measures and prohibited practices that apply to Electronic System Providers (Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik "PSE"), who are required to implement a number of mandatory protective measures, including securing verifiable parental consent, performing Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA), applying high default privacy settings and ensuring transparency in relation to all monitoring activities. In addition, the Draft Regulation outlines several key obligations that must be met by systems in order to protect childrens digital interactions. The Draft Regulation also sets minimum age requirements and age group classifications.

In response to the recent 8% decline in the Indonesian Stock Exchange Composite Index (Indeks Harga Saham Gabungan "IHSG") that occurred on 8 April 2025, PT Bursa Efek Indonesia ("BEI") has imposed a temporary suspension on trading through BEI ("Trading Halt"). Moreover, in light of the prevailing market conditions, BEI has decided to introduce two set of measures aimed at maintaining market volatility and ensuring investor protection, as follows: 1) Revised threshold for Halts in Trading; and 2) Revised auto-rejection limit (i.e. an automated feature within the JATS system that blocks buy or sell orders when the quoted prices deviate too far from the relevant reference prices, either up or down).

The Indonesian National Police Force (Kepolisian Republik Indonesia/Polri) is now authorized to engage in the functional supervision of foreign citizens within Indonesian territory ("Foreign Citizen Supervision") in order to prevent and mitigate various potential national security threats (e.g. espionage, radicalism and other potential security threats against Indonesian and foreign citizens). The new Foreign Citizen Supervision regime will be implemented as follows: 1) Administrative supervision (i.e. requesting of information on foreign citizens and the issuance of certificates); and 2) Operational supervision.

This new framework has revised the frequency of submissions of industrial data or industrial zone data by industrial companies and industrial zone companies (collectively referred to as "Companies") via the National Industrial Information System (Sistem Informasi Industri Nasional/SIINas) to a quarterly basis (previously submissions were to be completed on a semesterly basis). Moreover, the types of industrial data required to be submitted by industrial companies have now been classified into several categories (e.g. small industry, medium-large industry, industrial services industry and so forth) dependent on the relevant phases of such businesses (construction or production).

To address public needs, the Government has issued Minister of Manpower Regulation No. 2 of 2025 as an amendment to Minister of Manpower Regulation No. 15 of 2021 on Procedures for the Provision of Job Loss Insurance Benefits. The amendments introduced under this regulation include revised eligibility requirements that must be fulfilled by recipients to obtain Job Loss Insurance (Jaminan Kehilangan Pekerjaan "JKP") benefits. Additionally, the regulation updates the procedures for the provision of JKP benefits to ensure alignment with current legal and administrative frameworks.

Electronic System Organizers (Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik "PSE") operating within the Public Sector ("Public PSE") are required to register the systems that they organize with the Minister via electronic registration services. Said mandatory registrations must be carried out prior to the relevant electronic systems ("Systems") being utilized by users. Moreover, Public PSE are also required to fulfill several additional obligations, specifically ensuring that their Systems are organized in compliance with relevant Laws and Regulations that address the following areas: 1) Provision of adequate security systems (e.g. procedures and systems capable of preventing and addressing threats and attacks that may lead to disruptions, failures and losses); 2) Implementation of personal data protection measures; and 3) Conducting of System feasibility tests.

The service standard framework comprises the following four key aspects: 1) Components; 2) Implementation; 3) Reporting; and 4) Monitoring. The components include the service delivery process, which encompasses requirements, systems, mechanisms, procedures and timelines, as well as the service management process, which covers legal bases, facilities and provider competencies. The implementation of the standard will be managed by an implementing organization, which must publish a service declaration within seven working days and must organize public satisfaction surveys.

In addition to requiring supporting professionals that operate within the financial services sector ("Supporting Professionals") to register through the reporting system of the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing programs that are managed by the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center ("PPATK"), this framework has now expanded the list of professions that are classified as Supporting Professionals, which now include: 1) Practicing accountants; 2) Tax consultants; 3) Sharia financial services experts; 4) Providers of registration statement documents; and 5) Parties that engage in analysis and that provide services relating to certain corporate actions (e.g. current transactions, mining potentials, sustainable finances and so forth).

Stability testing is categorized into six types based on product characteristics. Batch selection requires at least two batches of the same formula to be selected in order to ensure dosage and packaging consistency. Specifications include physical, chemical and microbiological tests. Testing should follow real-time and accelerated schedules at designated intervals, while matrixing and bracketing reduction designs are used to estimate shelf life. Products must be tested under appropriate storage conditions, with due consideration being paid to temperature and humidity. Stability tests apply to both primary and secondary packaging, which are classified as impermeable or permeable based on their resistance to moisture. All findings must be documented as part of a standardized stability testing protocol.

Regulation of the Director-General of Customs and Excise No. PER-3/BC/2025 on Customs Audit Standards and Excise Audits (Regulation 3/2025) introduces an updated approach to customs-and-excise audits. While auditor qualifications remain unchanged, this new Regulation removes explicit independence requirements and tightens procedures through mandatory electronic documentation and supervision, as undertaken by an Audit Quality Supervisor (Pengawas Mutu Audit PMA). Audit reporting now comprises two types: Audit Reports (Laporan Hasil Audit LHA) and Audit Termination Reports (Laporan Penghentian Audit LPA), with the latter hopefully ensuring transparency through the detailing of termination reasons, recommendations and relevant findings. This ultimately represents a step forward in terms of strengthening accountability during the auditing process.