In addition to expanding the forms of Green Industry Awards ("Awards") that can be granted to industrial companies ("Companies"), this new framework also outlines six distinct categories that specifically relate to efforts by Companies to use their resources efficiently and effectively in line with green industry principles. The new categories include: 1) Best Performance in Green Industry Implementation; 2) Transformation Towards Green Industry; and 3) Thematic Awards. Moreover, Awards are now also to be bestowed upon the best Green Industry Certification Bodies (Lembaga Sertifikasi Industri Hijau/LSIH) and green industry auditors.

This new framework has revised the frequency of submissions of industrial data or industrial zone data by industrial companies and industrial zone companies (collectively referred to as "Companies") via the National Industrial Information System (Sistem Informasi Industri Nasional/SIINas) to a quarterly basis (previously submissions were to be completed on a semesterly basis). Moreover, the types of industrial data required to be submitted by industrial companies have now been classified into several categories (e.g. small industry, medium-large industry, industrial services industry and so forth) dependent on the relevant phases of such businesses (construction or production).

The types of incentives that are available to companies that manage and develop industrial areas ("Industrial Area Companies") and industrial companies that operate within said areas (collectively referred to as "Companies") have been expanded. Said incentives have been categorized into three types: 1) Fiscal incentives (e.g. taxation, customs, non-tax state revenue); 2) Non-fiscal incentives (e.g. immigration, land and labor); and 3) Regional incentives (e.g. regional tax and/or regional retribution exemptions). Additionally, the benefit of ease in terms of the construction and management of electrical power facilities for personal use remains available to Companies.

While maintaining the five types of audio, video and similar electronics products (collectively referred to as "Audio-Video Products") that are subject to the mandatory application of the Indonesian National Standard (Standar Nasional Indonesia "SNI"), the new framework has clarified that Audio-Video Products (whether manufactured domestically within Indonesian territories or abroad) should now adhere to an updated version of the standard, as outlined under SNI IEC 62368-1:2014. Furthermore, a new alternative certification system, referred to as the 1n certification system, has now been introduced for manufacturers of Audio-Video Products who possess less than Rp. 5 billion in capital.

The scope of the conformity assessment scheme for the Indonesian National Standard (Standar Nasional Indonesia "SNI"), was previously limited to safety requirements for specific electronic equipment such as audio/video devices, as well as information and communications technology ("ICT") products but has now been expanded to cover a broader range of electronic goods. Additionally, the methods, timeframes and personnel involved in the reviewing of the certification applications of micro- and small-scale enterprises have now been explicitly defined in order to accommodate their unique circumstances.

This new framework updates provisions that specifically address technical requirements for green industry standards (standar industri hijau/SIH) for palm oil cooking industry companies that operate in line with Indonesia Standard Industrial Classification (Klasifikasi Baku Lapangan Usaha Indonesia/KBLI) 10437.

Non-hazardous and non-toxic (Non Bahan Berbahaya dan Beracun "Non-B3") waste to be used as industrial raw materials ("Non-B3 Waste") in the form of scraps or residues may be imported if the relevant industrial companies with Manufacturer Importer Identification Numbers (Angka Pengenal Importir Produsen "API-P") ("API-P Industrial Companies") have secured import approvals (Persetujuan Impor "PI") from the Minister of Trade. However, in order to secure said PI, relevant API-P Industrial Companies must first secure recommendations for the importation of Non-B3 Waste ("Recommendations") from the Minister of Industry.

The types of incentives that are available to companies that manage and develop industrial areas ("Industrial Area Companies") and industrial companies that operate within said areas (collectively referred to as "Companies") have been expanded. Said incentives have been categorized into three types: 1) Fiscal incentives (e.g. taxation, customs, non-tax state revenue); 2) Non-fiscal incentives (e.g. immigration, land and labor); and 3) Regional incentives (e.g. regional tax and/or regional retribution exemptions). Additionally, the benefit of ease in terms of the construction and management of electrical power facilities for personal use remains available to Companies.

The following parties will be required to comply with the provisions set out under the Regulation: 1) Business actors operating within the food and drugs sector; and/or 2) Electronic Systems Operators (Penyelenggara Sistem Elektronik/PSE)/Organizers of Trading Through Electronic Systems (Penyelenggara Perdagangan Melalui Sistem Elektronik/PPMSE). PSE/PPMSE were not previously subject to any supervision.

The requirements for participation in the restructuring program have now been updated to include the following criteria: 1) Must have set up a legal business entity; 2) Must have secured a business license with an Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification (Klasifikasi Baku Lapangan Usaha Indonesia "KBLI") that corresponds to a prioritized Textile and Textile Product (Tekstil dan Produk Tekstil "TPT") industry and that is valid for at least four years after the issuance of said business license; and 3) Must have purchased machinery and/or equipment suitable for industrial activities that has been installed at the production site with a total purchase that amounts to at least Rp. 500 million and must ensure that the purchase and installation period is in line with a timeline set by the Director-General responsible for guidance in relation to TPT business activities ("Director-General").