Substantive examinations for domestic IG registrations are now limited to 150 business days, rather than the two years, as regulated under Regulation of the Government No. 51 of 2007 on Geographical Indications

The new Bill enables the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) to issue Warrants for the Stoppage of Investigations and Prosecutions (SP3) for any corruption cases which cannot be concluded within a two-year period at the maximum

Social workers must possess Registration Certificates (STR) in order to perform social works in Indonesia. If they wish to operate independently, then they must also secure Social Worker Practice Licenses (SIPPS) in addition to STR

Procedures for the settlement of disputes that were originally set out under Law No. 5 of 1986 on State Administration Judicature (and its amendments) will remain applicable unless specifically stated otherwise under Regulation 2/2019., while the provisions that were originally set out under Regulation 6/2018 will also remain applicable insofar they do not contravene any of the provisions which are set out under Regulation 2/2019

Objections against KPPU decisions must be filed to the relevant District Court within 14 days of the recitation of KPPU decisions or after the announcement of KPPU decisions

The Amendment specifically addresses the following matters: 1) Maximum material claims threshold; 2) Jurisdictions of disputing parties; 3) Synchronization with the e-court; 4) Legal remedy; 5) Security seizures; and Procedures for the execution of decisions

The Supreme Court introduced the e-litigation mechanism for mainly civil and administrative disputes, hence the disputing parties may enjoy a relatively simpler and faster legal proceedings

The organization of Indonesia Single Data comprises the following processes: 1) Data planning; 2) Data collection; 3) Data review; and 4) Data dissemination

Licenses will only come into force thus allowing holders to commence business operations after the respective holders have first fulfilled the required commitments, which will result in the relevant license being activated by the OSS Agency

In order to accommodate foreign filmmaking in Indonesia so that it does not conflict with Pancasila and a prevailing Indonesian cultural norms, the Minister of Education and Culture has issued Regulation No. 48 of 2018 on Location Permits for the Production of Films in Indonesia by Foreign Parties.