The Government Is Reminded That The Land Status Must Be Clear And Clean Before The Construction Of IKN

Documentation - The Nagara Rimba Nusa design idea was determined as the first best winner of the New National Capital Region Design Concept Competition or IKN by the Ministry of PUPR in Jakarta, Monday (23/12/2019). ANTARA/Aji Cakti/pri.

JAKARTA - Member of the Special Committee for the IKN Bill from the PAN faction, Guspardi Gaus, reminded the government to be serious about handling the land status of the proposed state capital candidate in North Penajam Paser, East Kalimantan.

According to him, of the planned area of IKN of 256,142.74 hectares, an area of approximately 56,180 hectares covers the core area of the central government. With an area that is adjusted to the IKN Master Plan and the IKN KSN Spatial Plan.

Meanwhile, the IKN development area is approximately 199,962 hectares. Where the ownership status of land or building rights within the IKN area is of course very diverse, such as use rights, management rights (HPL), building use rights (HGB), cultivation rights (HGU), to property rights (HM). the issue of land status must be clear and clean first before the construction of the new capital city (IKN) is carried out," said Guspardi, Tuesday, December 28. This member of Commission II of the DPR RI, said that from the data from the spatial analysis conducted by FWI (Forest Watch Indonesia), the status of the area in the region shows that there are almost no areas that are not licensed. The area around Tahura Bukit Soeharto is already crowded with mining permits, oil palm plantations, HPH, and HTI. "There are around 92 permits consisting of 1 HPH permit, 2 HTI permits, 12 plantation IUPs, and 77 mining IUPs," said the PAN politician. Of course, it also requires serious handling because it will have implications for the possibility of a swap mechanism that may occur for lands that are already licensed. at a later date," said Guspardi.

Another thing that is no less important and should be considered by the Government, added Guspardi, is the existence of indigenous and local people who have lived there for a long time. It is estimated that around 20 percent of community land with proof of ownership certificate (SHM) must be acquired. "Of course it is necessary to carry out socialization and a persuasive approach with the local community. And if there is land acquisition belonging to the community, it should be done with "returning profits," concluded the member of the Legislative Council of the Republic of Indonesia.