The implementation of river-segment diversions should be carried out through a consideration of the following factors: 1) Prioritization of the protection and preservation of river functions; 2) Maintenance and protection of the functions of already constructed river infrastructure; 3) Maintenance of the sustainability of river-flow function; and so forth

Customary forests are to be managed by designated indigenous communities (Masyarakat Hukum Adat - "MHA") who will be able to enjoy certain specific utilization privileges (environmental services, collection of timber and non-timber forestry resources, etc.). In order to be confirmed as an MHA, a community must satisfy the following criteria: 1) Must take the form of a communal grouping; 2) Must implement institutional authority over their community; 3) Must have demarcated clear boundaries and borders in relation to their customary law areas; etc

Prior to engaging in any live-fish transportation business, several licenses must be secured by the relevant businesses, specifically: 1) Fisheries Business License for the Transportation of Live Fish; and 2) Fish Carrier's License). However, small-scale fishermen and small-scale fish cultivators are exempt from the requirement to secure the abovementioned licenses. Instead, said parties are only required to secure fishing-vessel registration certificates (for small-scale fishermen) and registration certificates (for small-scale fish cultivators)

Exports of coal and/or CPO and imports of rice and/or goods for government procurement purposes are now required to utilize national maritime transport companies and national insurance. However, import/export activities that involve sample products, goods which will not be traded, goods that will be used for research purposes, rejected imported goods and goods which are to be re-exported, etc. have been exempted from this regulation.

ISPO certification obligation must be implemented by plantation businesses by 16 March 2020 and by growers (pekebun) by 16 March 2025

Business entities may manage state-owned assets and the assets of state-owned enterprises which take the form of infrastructure in relation to the following areas: 1) Transportation; 2) Toll roads; 3) Water resources; 4) Drinking water; 5) Wastewater management systems; 6) Solid waste management systems; 7) Telecommunications and informatics; 8) Electricity; and 9) Oil, natural gas and renewable energy

There is a total of 52 business licenses and commercial/operational licenses which issuance is delegated to the Head of BKPM.

The establishment and/or placement of sea buildings and installations must take the following aspects into consideration: 1) Location conformity; 2) Protection and sustainability of marine resources; 3) Marine disaster protection; 4) Cruising safety and environmental protection; 5) Protection of the general public; and 6) National defense territory

Any applications to secure these licenses will now be processed via Non-Timber Forestry Products Information System (Sistem Informasi Hasil Hutan Bukan Kayu/SI-HHBK) which is integrated to Online Single Submission (OSS) system

The financial reports are mandatory for holders of the following permits: 1) Timber-Forest Product Utilization Permits (Izin Usaha Pemanfaatan Hasil Kayu/IUPHHK) for areas of Natural Forest (Pada Area Hutan Alam/IUPHHK-HA) and for areas of Industrial Plantation Forest (Pada Hutan Tanaman Industri/IUPHHK-HTI), as well as for the purpose of Ecosystem Restoration (Dalam Rangka Restorasi Ekosistem/IUPHHK-RE); 2) Non-Timber Forestry Product Utilization Permits (Izin Usaha Pemanfaatan pada Hasil Hutan Bukan Kayu/IUP-HHBK); 3) Forest Area Utilization Permits (Izin Usaha Pemanfaatan Kawasan/IUPK); and/or 4) Environmental Services (Jasa Lingkungan/JL)