While previously, applications for the securing of water resources business permits ("Business Permits") were required to be submitted conventionally, the applicable submission procedure has now switched to an electronic mechanism via the Online Single Submission (OSS) system. Furthermore, approvals for water resources utilization ("Utilization Approvals"), which were previously known as Water Resources Utilization Permits, can now be secured through either of the following mechanisms: 1) Collection of data relating to non-commercial water resources utilization; or 2) Submission of applications for Utilization Approvals via the Water Resources Information System app.

Organizers of peer-to-peer lending services ("Organizers") are required to submit complete and correct funding transaction data reports to the Fintech Lending Data Center at the Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan "OJK"). Moreover, Organizers are also required to submit periodic and incidental reports to the OJK. Periodic reports should be submitted on both a monthly and annual basis and must have been audited by OJK-registered public accountants.

The Regulation stipulates various types of payable Luxury Goods Sales Tax/PPnBM that will now be borne by the government, specifically for imports of Completely Built-up Electric Cars and deliveries of Completely Knocked-down Electric Cars resulting from Completely Knocked-down Electric Car production by business actors who have been designated as Taxable Entrepreneurs (Pengusaha Kena Pajak/PKP).

The prevention of land-related disputes, conflicts and or crimes (collectively referred to as "Land Cases") encompasses the following three phases of activities: 1) Identification of Land Cases; 2) Studies of the root causes of Land Cases; and 3) Drafting of recommendations. However, in addition to these activities, there are two additional aspects to the prevention of Land Cases ("Prevention"), i.e. Prevention strategies, as well as monitoring and evaluation measures.

While core provisions that address the securing of legal attorney ("Attorney") permits through the tax court ("Permits") have been retained, various documents that are required to be submitted electronically via the tax courts official website along with applications for the securing of Permits should now take the form of soft copies of original documents. Moreover, the following additional documents should now be submitted in order to ultimately secure the aforementioned Permits: 1) Family card (kartu keluarga), in the event that an application is being submitted by a wife whose rights and fulfillment of obligations are combined with those of her husband; and 2) Statement letter declaring that all submitted documents are correct and align with the original copies of the relevant documents.

This new regulation establishes a framework for cooperation and dispute resolution between digital platforms and press companies that emphasizes fair profit-sharing arrangements.

The Employee Well-Being Policy ("EWP") will apply to all parties working for BUMN Groups, with the relevant boards of directors ("BoD") taking a role in the formulation of the programs that will evaluate the implementation of the EWP.

As outlined comprehensively under the Appendices to Decree 114/2024, this framework has now clarified that PTSP that are located in district courts and high courts across the country should administer services that relate to the following types of legal cases: 1) Civil cases (i.e. registrations of applications, submissions of lawsuits, class-action lawsuits, mediation, legal remedies and executorial administration); and 2) Criminal cases (i.e. court proceedings, proceedings for children who come into conflict with the law, suspension of detention, proceedings for minor criminal offenses, legal remedies and clemency administration).

Five stages are required to be implemented during the handling of Disaster Garbage. However, before these stages can be performed, the rescue and evacuation of any victims must have been completed while a disaster status must have been determined in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

As holders of Forest Area Utilization Approvals (Persetujuan Penggunaan Kawasan Hutan "PPKH") are required to carry out forest reclamation activities in used forest areas ("Reclamations"), said PPKH holders are also required to draft and submit the following Reclamation plans: 1) General Reclamation plan ("General Plan"): to be drafted during the validity period of the relevant PPKH; and 2) Annual Reclamation plan: to be drafted for a one-year period and to further detail the implementation of the General Plan. In this regard, assessments of the above-described Reclamation Plans should be carried out and should be preceded by the submission of applications for Reclamation Plan assessments, which should be submitted to the Minister of Environment and Forestry ("Minister").