Regulation 25/2020 have also stated the participants of Tapera are consists of employees and self-employed with the minimum age of 20 or married at the time that they register as program participants, and encompass ten types of employees, amongst other: 1) state officials; 2) employees/labor of state/regional-owned enterprises; 3) employees/labor of village-owned enterprises; 4) employees/labor of private enterprises; and 5) other types of employees that receive salary/wages. Highly important to note that Regulation 25/2020 mandates employers of private enterprises to register their employees to BP Tapera by 2027

Business actors are now required to choose electronic systems in order to distribute their Products in accordance with their respective forms of business. For example, business actors operating within the food and drug sectors are required to run their electronic systems independently or in collaboration with Electronic Systems Operators (Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik/PSE)/Organizers of Trading Through Electronic Systems (Penyelenggara Perdagangan Melalui Sistem Elektronik/PPMSE)

Ease of importation can now be enjoyed in the form of exemptions to the requirement to secure import approvals for goods that fall into the following categories: 1) Traditional medicines and health supplements; 2) Cosmetics and household healthcare supplies; 3) Bags; and 4) Valves. Furthermore, technical considerations are no longer required for goods that fall into the following categories: 1) Electronics; 2) Footwear; and 3) Ready-made clothing and accessories

Judges must apply a restorative justice approach in relation to criminal cases that meet one of the following criminal types at the least: 1) Minor crimes or victim losses that amount to no more than Rp. 2.5 million or no more than the provincial minimum wage; 2) Crimes that are the subjects of complaints (delik aduan); 3) Criminal offenses that carry a maximum penalty of five years in prison per charge or that are defined as criminal offenses in accordance with the Qanun; 4) Criminal acts that involve child perpetrators with unsuccessful diversions; 5) Traffic offenses that are considered crimes

Previously, the initial collateral required to be deposited into the securities account for the financing of margin and/or short-selling transactions (collectively referred to as Securities Transactions) was set at Rp. 200 million. However, the Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan OJK) has now revised this collateral to a minimum of 50% of the relevant Securities Transaction value or Rp. 50 million, whichever is the greater amount.

Importers must now secure technical importation considerations for tires in order to secure import approvals from the Ministry of Trade. Importers are required to submit various data and documents when applying for the technical importation considerations

This new framework introduces the Standard Inpatient Class System (KRIS) as a benefit that is available to all health insurance program participants. The implementation of the KRIS system is set to replace the current BPJS Kesehatan system of Classes 1, 2 and 3. In addition, the use of treatment room facilities at inpatient services based on KRIS is expected to be implemented comprehensively across hospitals collaborating with BPJS Kesehatan by no later than 30 June 2025

The government has introduced 27 Broadcasting Code of Conduct (Pedoman Perilaku Penyiaran/P3) limitations in an effort to ensure the realization of governments broadcasting objectives, which include: 1) Public service; 2) The right to privacy and protection of personal data; 3) Women, children and disability protection; 4) Pornographic and violent content; and 5) Broadcast content related to cigarettes, narcotics, psychotropics and addictive substances, as well as alcoholic beverages

Seven types of parties that are regulated and supervised by Bank Indonesia (BI) and that are categorized as posing a systemic or non-systemic cyber risk to the financial system (Organizers) are now mandated to implement various measures that relate to information system security and cyber resilience (Keamanan Sistem Informasi dan Ketahanan Siber KKS). Said KKS comprise the following core aspects: 1) Governance; 2) Preventative measures; and 3) Mitigation measures

The Amendment has now clarified that relevant importers are first required to deposit collateral with the relevant customs-and-excise office head. Said collateral may take one of the following forms: 1) Cash; 2) Bank guarantees; 3) Guarantees that are provided by insurance companies; 4) Guarantees that are provided by the Indonesian Export Financing Agency (Lembaga Pembiayaan Ekspor Indonesia/LPEI); 5) Guarantees that are provided by guarantor agencies; 6) Corporate guarantees; and/or 7) Written guarantees