A Draft Bill on One Data Indonesia (Satu Data Indonesia ? ?SDI?) would elevate SDI from its previous framework to the statutory level and extend it beyond government agencies to corporations. The Draft Bill introduces national data sovereignty and cross-border transfer requirements, security audits, 24-hour incident reporting, fees for restricted data access and criminal penalties of up to 15 years? imprisonment, with corporate fines based on the applicable criminal fine category.

Regulation 82/2026 establishes the framework for the formation and governance of Red and White Village/Urban Village Cooperatives (?Cooperatives?). PT Agrinas Pangan Nusantara (Persero) is assigned to construct the required facilities and operationalise each of the Cooperatives for two years as a transition period, while Cooperatives are designated as Government infrastructure for the distribution of subsidised goods and Government programmes, supported by the All-Purpose People?s Store (Toko Rakyat Serba Ada ? ?Torasera?) as a logistics and operational hub.

Law 6/2026 establishes a dedicated tax and customs framework for the Indonesian International Financial Center (Pusat Finansial Internasional Indonesia ? ?PFII?), including a 100% Corporate Income Tax (Pajak Penghasilan ? ?PPh?) reduction, PPh facilities for financial sector experts and foreign ad hoc judges, and special tax treatment for family offices and foreign investors. Value-Added Tax (Pajak Pertambahan Nilai/PPN) and/or Luxury-Goods Sales Tax (Pajak Penjualan atas Barang Mewah/PPnBM), and import duty facilities are also provided, subject to eligibility, compliance requirements, and the 15% Global Minimum Tax.

This Regulation establishes a compliance oversight framework for Hajj and Umrah operations by introducing supervision, monitoring, and evaluation mechanisms for the organization of Special Hajj pilgrimages conducted by Special Hajj Organizers (Penyelenggara Ibadah Haji Khusus - ?PIHK?), the organization of Umrah pilgrimages conducted by Umrah Travel Organizers (Penyelenggara Perjalanan Ibadah Umrah - ?PPIU?), and Hajj and Umrah Guidance Groups (Kelompok Bimbingan Ibadah Haji dan Umrah - ?KBIHU?). The framework includes periodic and risk-based oversight, public complaint mechanisms, accreditation assessments, and procedures for handling suspected criminal offences identified during the oversight process.

The new citizenship services framework standardizes naturalization, citizenship applications, and citizenship status confirmation through electronic submissions, expanded documentation requirements, and biometric, written, examination, and interview procedures. It also introduces specific requirements for marriage-based naturalization and dual-citizenship children, a Citizenship Status Certificate, standardized examination timelines, Non-Tax State Revenue for resubmitted rejected applications, and manual submissions during system disruptions.

Indonesia?s Constitutional Court (Mahkamah Konstitusi ? ?MK?) has issued a decision annulling Articles 240 and 241 of Law No. 1 of 2023, which criminalize insults against the government and state institutions, for violating legal certainty and freedom of expression. The MK also affirms that state institutions cannot be treated as objects protected by the offense of insult, while public criticism, evaluation, and opinions concerning the government or state institutions must remain open as part of public scrutiny.

This Draft Bill centralizes national data governance under the One Data Indonesia (Satu Data Indonesia - ?SDI?) Agency (Badan Satu Data Indonesia - ?BSDI?), overseen by an independent board appointed by Indonesia?s House of Representatives (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat ? ?DPR?). It mandates localized storage for national baseline data requires DPR approval for cross-border transfers, and enforces human oversight for AI systems. Additionally, the Draft Bill establishes a multi-tiered dispute framework and imposes strict criminal liabilities (e.g. prison terms, heavy fines, and permit revocations) on individuals and corporations.

This Draft Bill introduces a supportive diaspora regime granting registered former WNI and their descendants simplified naturalization, banking access, and property ownership. It permits limited dual citizenship for exceptional WNA advancing science, technology, or the economy, while tightening applicant legal criteria. Additionally, this Draft Bill establishes a confirmation mechanism for undocumented individuals without foreign citizenship and mandates a centralized, biometrics-integrated digital management system to process and track all citizenship-related procedures.

The Supreme Court establishes new guidelines on legal remedies in criminal proceedings under the Law No. 20 of 2025 on the Criminal Procedure Code (Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Acara Pidana/KUHAP), including the prohibition of appeals and cassation against acquittal decisions, immediate release of defendants under discharge decisions, and the Not Meeting Formal Requirements (Tidak Memenuhi Syarat Formal/TMSF) mechanism for applications that fail to meet formal requirements.

This Regulation establishes Credit for Underprivileged Women (Kredit Perempuan Prasejahtera ? ?KPPS?) as a group-based financing program for underprivileged women to obtain productive capital and empowerment services, with financing of up to Rp15 million per recipient at an 8% flat annual interest or margin rate. KPPS distributors (e.g. financial services institutions or cooperatives) must conduct credit risk assessments, integrate electronic systems with SIKP, comply with health and performance requirements, observe collateral restrictions, and fulfill periodic reporting obligations.