JAKARTA - Member of the Election Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) Lolly Suhenty questioned the urgency to change the minimum age of presidential and vice presidential candidates. "The most important thing to be a common consideration, namely the urgency of the change. The urgent thing behind it," said Lolly when met in Sukabumi, West Java, Friday, August 4. He questioned whether the change in the rule was appropriate now. This is because the 2024 election process is running. "Is it appropriate to make changes in the increasingly running stage?" he said. Even so, Lolly submitted a decision related to the minimum age of the presidential and vice presidential candidates to the matter test decision filed in the Constitutional Court. "If you want a change that has the right to decide the age lawsuit, the Constitutional Court," he said, was confiscated by Antara. He emphasized that the rules governing the minimum age limit for presidential and vice presidential candidates have not changed, namely Law Number 7 of 2017 concerning Elections. The regulation states that the minimum age of presidential and vice presidential candidates is 40 years. The three judicial review lawsuits being handled by the Constitutional Court, namely the first Case Number 29/PUU-XXI/2023 were submitted by cadre of the Indonesian Solidarity Party (PSI) Dedek Prayudi. PSI asked for the minimum age limit of presidential and vice presidential candidates to be lowered from 40 years to 35 years.
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