Regulations For Management Of State Assets Revised, SKK Migas Provides Socialization

Illustration of the refinery (Photo: Doc. Antara)

JAKARTA - The Special Task Force for Upstream Oil and Gas Business Activities (SKK Migas) carried out the socialization of Work Procedure Guidelines (PTK) Number 007 Third Book Revision 2 concerning Guidelines for Management of State Property (BMN) Cooperation Contract Contractors (KKKS) and PTK Number 007 of the Fourth Book of Revision 1 concerning Guidelines for Management of Customs to KKKS in the Jabassa, Kalsul, and Palalu clusters on Tuesday, February 21 in Jakarta.

This socialization activity aims to equalize perception and harmonization of the regulation on the management of upstream oil and gas BMN and customs management for upstream oil and gas industry players, especially the KKKS.

"This PTK revision is the implementation of SKK Migas to answer challenges related to the acceleration of upstream oil and gas investment. We also emphasize that the management of state assets is not just an administrative process, but rather how we can increase efficiency, effectiveness, and create added value in asset management," said Deputy for Business Support for SKK Migas Rudi Satwiko in his statement to the media, Thursday, February 23.

Rudi explained, PTK 007 Third Book Revision 2 was prepared to provide comprehensive and integrated technical and administrative implementation explanations and instructions for all BMN asset managers starting from planning, use, utilization, release, removal, including approval of the destruction of waste from production and waste from operations to asset control and supervision activities.

Meanwhile, PTK 007's Fourth Book Revision 1 was prepared to harmonize applicable laws and regulations, prioritize planning, management and supervision of KKKS customs activities, as well as provide understanding and implementation guidelines for the function of planners, implementers, and other functions in customs activities to facilitate and expedite the process of KKKS customs activities.

In the future, SKK Migas together with KKKS must be able to improve BMN management more professionally with a better level of accuracy or certainty, and increase the value of these assets. The challenge to realize this vision is not light, it is necessary to work hard from all parties considering that the current problem of managing state assets is so complex. Therefore, the management of state assets must be handled by professional and reliable human resources and understand the laws and regulations governing state assets," explained Rudi.

Rudi continued, this socialization activity will be carried out in a sustainable manner so that it is hoped that it can provide a better understanding to the KKKS.

"With the issuance of this PTK, it is hoped that SKK Migas and KKKS can carry out asset management and upstream oil and gas customs activities effectively, efficiently and transparently based on the principles of accountability, in accordance with the provisions and applicable laws and regulations, as well as to provide the maximum benefit to the state," concluded Rudi.