Ministry Of Finance Targets Management Of TMII Assets Worth IDR 20 Trillion Completed In 3 Months

TMII's Golden Snail Wahana. (Photo: By courtesy)

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Finance targets the completion of the transition period for the asset management of TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah) to be completed in the next three months.

Director of State Property of the Ministry of Finance Encep Sudarwan said that his party, in this case, the Directorate General of State Assets, ensures that it will continue to build coordination with the State Secretariat to smooth out the strategic plan.

"This is by the direct mandate of President Joko Widodo for a better management of TMII", he said in a webinar on Friday, April 16.

Encep added that the Head of State has issued Presidential Regulation Number 19 of 2021 which, among other things, returns the management of TMII to the Ministry of State Secretariat.

"This regulation is a renewal of Presidential Decree number 51 of 1977 dated 10 September 1977 which states that TMII belongs to the state, but its assignment and management are carried out by the Harapan Kita Foundation", he explained.

For your information, the Directorate General of State Assets is the functional executor of the authority and responsibility of the Minister of Finance as the Manager of State Assets BMN (State Property).

"Basically, BMN is intended to support the implementation of the duties and functions of ministries and institutions. Utilizing BMN is the government's step in optimizing assets so that they are more valuable", he said.

The assessment in the context of utilizing BMN is carried out by government appraisers or public appraisers.

Also, fees for the utilization of BMN are fully deposited into the state treasury as state revenue unless otherwise stipulated by law.

The forms of utilization that can be carried out on BMN are leasing, borrowing and using, cooperation in utilization, building for transfer/building transfer, cooperation for infrastructure provision, and limited cooperation for infrastructure provision.

Each form of utilization has provisions by Government regulations 28 of 2020 concerning amendments to government regulation number 27 of 2014 concerning the Management of State Property.

In particular, TMII's asset value, Encep said that the integrated recreation area is estimated to have a valuation of not less than IDR 20.5 trillion in the form of land.

"This is just land, details of assets still need to be carried out an inventory to ensure the validity of the data. Apart from BMN assets, it also includes assets belonging to the region and other parties that cooperate with the TMII Management and Exploitation Agency (BP3 TMII)", he concluded.