The 2016 Regulation is essentially aiming to ensure better protection for consumers as regards subjective and misleading cosmetics advertisements. In order to achieve this objective, the 2016 Regulation strengthens the marketing code governing cosmetics advertising via electronic media, printed media or outdoor media.
The Second Amendment aims to improve the public-health insurance program organized by the Social Security Agency for Health (Badan Penyelenggaran Jaminan Sosial Kesehatan ? ?BPJS for Health?) by amending provisions relating to the following matters: (i) prevention of fraud; (ii) participants; (iii) registration; (iv) premiums; (v) benefits; and (vi) disbursement of compensation to health-facility providers by the BPJS for Health.
The 2016 Regulation reregulates the framework through which the health levels of conventional banks are assessed, including the assessment mechanism itself and deadlines for the submission of assessment results, as well as mandatory follow up actions by banks.
The 2015 Regulation aims to improve and streamline the entire process of importing food and drugs ingredients (?Ingredients?) into Indonesia, by adjusting the customs clearance and cargo-release processes for products listed under Appendix II to the 2015 Regulation.
The 2015 Regulation aims to improve and streamline the entire process of importing food and drugs into Indonesia by adjusting the customs clearance and cargo release processes for products listed under Appendix II to the 2015 Regulation. These matters were previously regulated under Head of BPOM Regulation No. 27 of 2013 (?2013 Regulation?).
The 2015 Draft Bill aims to create a more orderly and harmonious society by curtailing the various social disruptions and ills that are caused by the consumption of alcoholic beverages. The 2015 Draft Bill also seeks to raise public awareness regarding the health risks associated with the consumption of alcohol.
The Amendment aims to tighten the control of the alcoholic beverage industry by incorporating new provisions regarding business restrictions, fermentation and distillation processing, and mandatory verification for alcoholic beverage companies.
The Regulation aims to ensure effective and efficient conduct during the implementation of the Government's Public Healthcare Program by setting out the types of fraud that may occur within the program, as well as setting out a range of measures intended to prevent and manage cases involving fraud.
The 2015 Regulation provides for 15 food categories that will be used for determining the safety standards, quality, and nutritional value of foods. Consequently, food that is produced in, imported into, or distributed in Indonesia must be classified under and comply with the requirements for these categories.
The 2015 Regulation redefines procedures and limitations on parties in the pharmaceutical and medical industries to distribute, store, exterminate, and report the use of narcotics, psychotropic, and pharmacy precursors.