PDIP -Druilding delays in the issuance of PP of the latest Minerba Act

Jakarta-the PDI-P faction in the Indonesian parliament highlighted the inertia of the government in the issuance of government regulations (pp) as a derivative rule from legislation number 2 of 2025 regarding the fourth amendment of the Act number 4 of 2009 regarding minerals and coal mine (Minerba). In fact, these implementation rules are key so that the new provisions in the law can effectively execute. Member of the House of Representatives Commission XI At the same time, the head of the PDIP faction, Yulian Gunhar, reminded that the government, based on section 174 paragraph (1) of the Act No. 2/2025, no later had to issue six months of the law. But so far, the rule has not yet been published. “That’s a serious question. Is the government really consistent and serious about determining mineral management or allowing legal uncertainty to dress? ‘ Gunhar said on Saturday (4/10/2025). Browse to proceed with content as information, Act 2 of 2025 is the fourth amendment of the 2009 Minerba Act. One of the most important points is to give mining management priorities to religious social organizations, bumd, MSMEs and cooperatives. In order to make this new provision, the government must set up a PP as a technical guideline. Without these derivative rules, the implementation of the law will be hampered and possibly causing legal uncertainty. Gunhar assessed that this delay had a broad impact. In addition to the impediment of legal certainty for the exploitation of operational actors, it also prevents parties that need to receive priorities for mining management in accordance with the mandate of the new law. “This law has updated many provisions from previous regulations. But without implementing rules, the spirit of change cannot run. Consequently, the business world as well as the mandate parties cannot gain priority,” he said. He emphasized that the issuance of PP is very important to ensure legal certainty, justice and the direction of the transparent Minerba policy. “Don’t be impressed with the attraction of interests. The most important thing is the certainty and clarity of the direction of a fair and transparent Minerba management,” he concluded. (Tor/WNV)