Speeding Up, The Making Of Derivative Regulations On The Job Creation Law Has Reached 68 Percent

Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, Airlangga Hartato (DOK. Setkab)

JAKARTA - The government is racing to make derivative rules or implementation of Law Number 11 of 2020 concerning Job Creation in the form of a draft government regulation (RPP) and a draft presidential regulation (RPerpres).

There are targets of 44 derivative regulations to be made, consisting of 40 RPPs and 4 RPerpres. Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Airlangga Hartato, said that currently the government has completed 30 derivative regulations, or the achievement of which is 68 percent of the target.

According to Airlangga, currently 27 draft PP and 3 draft Perpres which have been completed have been uploaded on the Job Creation Law portal, namely uu-ciptakerja.go.id.

"The government is targeting that by the end of November or early December 2020, all RPP and RPerpres that require input from the public or the public, can be uploaded and accessed by the public through the Job Creation Law Portal, so that the public can provide input for the improvement of the RPP and RPerpres," Airlangga said in his statement quoted by VOI on Tuesday, November 24.

That way, there are still 14 implementing regulations (13 RPPs and 1 RPerpres) which are still in the process of harmonization and synchronization by the related ministries and institutions.

Airlangga said that the drafting of the draft derivative regulations that were quickly completed on average did not need to receive input from the public, such as the RPP regarding Initial Capital Determination for Investment Management Institutions, the main points of which have been stipulated in the Job Creation Law and the government just needs to stipulate it in PP.

"Especially for 4 RPPs related to Manpower, currently discussions are still being carried out in the National Tripartite Discussion Team," said Airlangga.

Then the RPP is related to the Risk Based Business Licensing NSPK, currently the substance of the RPP has been discussed and is being synchronized between ministries and institutions as well as an assessment of the consistency of licensing arrangements in each sector, to avoid policy discrepancies.

Meanwhile, for the RPP in the religious sector, which is related to regulations regarding the haj and umrah pilgrimage, the Coordinating Ministry for the Economy is coordinating discussions with the Ministry of Religion, associations, and business actors who organize special haj and umrah pilgrimages.

Meanwhile, the Presidential Decree related to business regulation in the investment sector is in the process of synchronizing the allocation of business sectors for MSEs and Partnerships with Medium and Large Business Actors.

"This Presidential Decree will be in line with the RPP which regulates the convenience, protection and empowerment of MSMEs and Cooperatives whose RPPs have been prepared and uploaded on the Portal of the Job Creation Law," he said.

As for those related to the RPP for Trade and RPP for Industry, synchronization and harmonization of business processes between the two sectors have been carried out so that they are integrated and integrated in their implementation in the field. Currently still waiting for the process of finalizing the results of the harmonization to be translated into the RPP for Trade and also in the RPP for Industry.

"The draft Presidential Decree on the Investment Business Sector or what we know as the Investment Priority List (DPI) is currently being synchronized so that it is in line with other RPPs, such as those related to MSMEs and Cooperatives, to balance the need to encourage investment with protection and empowerment. UMKM, "explained Airlangga.

Meanwhile, with regard to the completion of RPP KPBPB (Free Trade Zone and Free Port), currently the Coordinating Ministry for the Economy is harmonizing various incentive and convenience schemes, with the current empirical conditions for their implementation in the field, especially related to tax, customs and excise treatment (fiscal incentives). ), as well as various licensing facilities and non-fiscal incentives.