The types of infrastructure, as well as the scope of projects, that can be procured through public-private-partnership (PPP) schemes have now been broadened, which include among others: 1) Toxic and hazardous waste management system infrastructure, which comprises hoarding, storage and/or processing projects; and 2) State building infrastructure, which comprises office buildings, state housing and other facilities

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.

Control over transportation in order to prevent the further spread of COVID-19 includes the following measures: 1) The imposition of transportation controls across all Indonesian territory; 2) The imposition of transportation controls in areas which have introduced large-scale social restrictions; and 3) The imposition of transportation controls in relation to travel to citizens hometowns (mudik).

KPPU is seeking to optimize the uses of electronic media, documents and domiciles (i.e. e-mails) for both ongoing and upcoming activities relating to the following areas: 1) Assessments of notifications; 2) Supervision of partnerships; 3) Settlement of business competition cases, delayed notification cases and partnership cases; and 4) KPPU Panel hearings

Large-scale social restrictions may take the following forms: 1) Temporary closures of schools and workplaces; 2) Restrictions upon religious activities; 3) Restrictions upon activities which take place at public facilities/locations; 4) Restrictions upon social and cultural activities; 5) Restrictions upon modes of transportation; and 6) Restrictions upon other security and defense-related activities

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

In the event of vessel accident, vessel captains are required to submit a report to the harbormaster which will be further investigated through the following stages: 1) Preliminary investigation; and 2) Advanced investigation.

Credit or financing periods now depend on the agreement of the relevant executing banks and the low-income citizens in question, without any 20-year limitation applying, as set under the previous framework.

Parties eligible to enjoy import-duty exemptions for imports of goods which are to be used in relation to geothermal activities have now been broadened to encompass the following: 1) KKOB; 2) Business entities which are engaging in geothermal business and which have secured certain licenses and; 3) Vendors who are specifically appointed by KKOB or by business entities in order to undertake imports.

This new provision on the determination of tariffs for the transportation of natural gas through pipelines specifies tariff calculation types, specifically calculation for the following: 1) New facilities which have not previously been determined by BPH Migas; 2) Auction result facilities; 3) Periodic reviews; and 4) Facilities which have been fully depreciated.