SHEET COUNTRY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NO. 209, 2014 LIVE ENVIRONMENT. The peat ecosystem. Protection.

REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NUMBER 71 OF 2014 ABOUT

PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE GAMBUT ECOSYSTEM

WITH GRACE GOD ALMIGHTY THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

DRAW: that to perform the provisions of Section 11, Section 12, Section 21 of the paragraph (3) of the letter f and paragraph (5), Section 56, Section 57 of the paragraph (5), Section 75, and Section 83 of the Law No. 32 Year 2009 on the Protection and Management of the Living Environment, need to specify Government Regulations On Protection And Management Of Gambut Ecosystems;

Given: 1. Article 5 of the paragraph (2) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

2. Law No. 32 of the Year 2009 on the Protection and Management of the Environment (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia in 2009 number 140, additional sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia No. 5059);

DECIDED:

Establits: GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS ON THE PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF PEAT ECOSYSTEMS.

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CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1 In this Government Regulation referred to:

1. Protection and Management of Gambut Ecosystem is a systematic and integrated effort to preserve the function of the Gamir Ecosystem and to prevent damage to the Gamir Ecosystem that includes planning, utilization, control, and the ecosystem of the Gamir ecosystem. maintenance, supervision, and law enforcement.

2. Peat is a naturally occurring organic material from the remains of plants that decompose imperfect and accumulate in the swamp.

3. The Gambut ecosystem is an order of the Gambut element which is a whole unified unified unit that affects each other in shaping its balance, stability, and productivity.

4. The Hydrological Unity Gambut is the Peat Ecosystem located between 2 (two) rivers, between rivers and seas, and/or in the swamp.

5. The Minister is the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of protection and environmental management.

Article 2

(1) The protection and management of the environment includes protection and management on ecosystems:

a. soil for the production of biomass; b. Coral reefs;

c. The mangrove; d. The pasture; e. Peat;

f. carst; and/or g. In accordance with the development of science.

(2) In this Government Regulation only rules about the Protection and Management of the Gambut Ecosystem.

(3) The provisions of the protection and management of the ecosystem as Referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a, the letter b, the letter c, the letter d, the letter f, and the letter g is set in its own Government Regulation.

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Section 3 of the Protection and Management Of The Gambut Ecosystem as referred to in Article 2 of the paragraph (2) includes: a. planning; b. utilization; c. controls; d. maintenance; e. surveillance; and f. Administrative sanction.

CHAPTER II OF PLANNING

Part General

Section 4

The Protection and Management Planning of the Gambut Ecosystem is performed through stages:

a. Inventory of Ecosystem Gambut; b. The function of the Gambut Ecosystem; and c. The composition and determination of the Protection and Management plan

ecosystem of peat.

Second part inventorization of the Gambut ecosystem

section 5

(1) Inventory of Peat Ecosystem as referred to in Article 4 of the letter a is executed through: a. satellite imagery; and/or b. aerial photo.

(2) The execution of an inventory as referred to in paragraph (1) is done with regard to the indicated map of the national peat Ecosystem as set forth in an Attachment that is an inseparable part of the This Government Regulation.

(3) The Inventory of Ecosystem Gambut as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the Minister.

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Article 6 (1) The satellite image and/or aerial photo as referred to in Article

5 verses (1) are interpreted by stage: a. delineation of satellite imagery and/or aerial photos that have been

radiometric and geometric corrected to determine the location and boundary of the Pechrological Union of Gambut; and

b. move the delineation of satellite imagery and/or aerial photographs into a tentative map of the Gambut Ecosystem of Hydrological Unity on a scale of at least 1:250,000.

(2) The results of satellite imagery and/or aerial photographs as referred to in paragraph (1) are verified through field survey activities.

(3) The field survey as referred to in paragraph (3) is performed to verify: a. The existence of the Hyrological Corps of Gambut; and b. The characteristics of the Gambut ecosystem.

(4) The results of the verification as referred to in verse (3) are evaluated to obtain a final map of the Hydrological Unity.

(5) The final map of the Logical Unity Unity as referred to in paragraph (4) is presented at a scale of at least 1:250,000.

Article 7

(1) The final map of the Gambut Hydrological Unity contains the least data and information about: a. the location, the presence, and the luasan of the Hydrological Corps of Gambut; b. Characteristics of physics, chemistry, biology, hydrotopography, and type

The sediment under the Gambut includes: 1. spot location or coordinates; 2. Land elevation; 3. earth water, puddle, or flood;

4. Land cover, land use, and condition; 5. the presence of protected flora and fauna; 6. natural and artificial drainage conditions;

7. water quality; 8. Overflow type; 9. Thickness of Gambut;

10. the proportion of the weight of the Gambut material;

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11. the development of the condition or the extent of the Gambut land damage;

12. Substratum characteristics are below the Gambut layer; and 13. the properties of the soil and the depth of the pyrite layer.

(2) The final map of the Hydrological Union of Gambut as referred to in verse (1) is used as a reference to establish the function of the Gambut Ecosystem.

Article 8 The provisions further concerning the tata the way the implementation of the Gambut Ecosystem is governed by the Minister's Rule.

Third Part Establishing Gambut Ecosystem Functions

Article 9

(1) The Designation Of Gambut Ecosystem Functions as referred to in Section 4 of the letter b is performed by the Minister after coordinating with:

a. the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of forestry and minister who organizes government affairs in the field of water resources and spatial arrangement, in terms of the Gambut ecosystem to be set to be in the forest area; and

b. the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of water resources and the arrangement of space, in terms of the Gambut Ecosystem to be set out outside of the forest area.

(2) The Gambut Ecosystem Function as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

a. Protection function of the Gambut ecosystem; and b. The cultivation function of the Gambut ecosystem.

(3) The minister is obliged to establish a protected function of Ecosystem Peat at least 30% (thirty per hundred) of the entire area of the Gambut Hydrological Union and lies at the height of the Gambut dome and surrounding it.

(4) In terms of beyond 30% (thirty per hundred) of the entire wide area the Hydrological Union of Gambut as referred to in verse (3) still exists:

a. The peat with a thickness of 3 (three) meters or more; b. Specific and/or endemic plasma nutes;

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c. the protected species in accordance with the rules of the invite-invitation; and/or

d. The Gambut ecosystem is in a protected area as defined in the area plan for a regional space, protected forest area, and conservation forest areas,

The minister defined as a hedge function of the Gambut ecosystem. (5) The breadth of the Hydrological Union of Gambut as referred to in verse

(3) and verse (4) is based on the final map The Hydrological Union of Gambut as referred to in Article 7.

(6) In terms of the Gambut Ecosystem does not meet the provisions as referred to in paragraph (3) and verse (4), the Minister defines as the cultivation function of the Gambut Ecosystem.

section 10

(1) The function of the Gambut ecosystem has been established by the Minister as a hedge function and cultivation function The Gambut ecosystem as referred to in Article 9 is presented in the form of a map The Gambut ecosystem function.

(2) The map function of the Peat Ecosystem as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:

a. a national peat ecosystem function map presented with a small scale of 1:250,000;

b. The provincial Gambut ecosystem function maps are presented at a small scale of 1:100,000; and

c. map function of the Gambut Ecosystem of the district/city presented at a small scale of 1:50,000.

Article 11

(1) The Gambut Ecosystem with the cultivation function can be converted to Gambut Ecosystem with protected functions.

(2) Changes of Gambut Ecosystem Function as referred to in paragraph (1): a. performed by the Minister; or b. based on the governor ' s proposal or the mayor/mayor appropriate

with his authority to the Minister. (3) The change in function of the Gambut Ecosystem as referred to in

verses (1) can be done in terms of: a. The Gambut ecosystem meets the conditions as intended

in Article 9 of the paragraph (4) c and the letter d;

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b. the presence of ecological urgency to undertake preventive or recovery efforts of environmental damage on and/or around the Gambut Ecosystem;

c. presence of ecological urgency to conduct the Gambut Ecosystem backup effort in the province or -District/City.

(4) The change of the Gamir Ecosystem function as referred to in paragraph (1) and verse (2) is set by the Minister after coordinating with: a. the minister who organizes government affairs in the field

forestry and ministers who are organizing government affairs in the field of water resources, in terms of the changes in the function of the Gambut Ecosystem to be set to be in the forest area;

b. the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of water resources, in terms of changes in the function of the Gambut Ecosystem to be set out outside of the forest area; and

c. the governor and/or bupati/guardian of the city is in compliance with its authority. (5) In performing coordination as referred to in paragraph

(3), the Minister can form a study team of change function Ecosystem Gambut.

(6) More provisions on the way the formation of the ecosystem function changes the function of the ecosystem Gambut and the method of proposing changes in the function of the Gamir Ecosystem by the governor or regent/mayor are governed by the Minister's Rules.

Article 12 of the Gambut Ecosystem which has been designated as a protected function or cultivation is used as a material In preparation and review of the regional plan of the region and plan rincinya.

Article 13

Further provisions on the method of setting up the Gambut Ecosystem function are set up with the Minister Regulation after coordinating with the related minister.

Fourth Section of the Drafting And Placement Of The Plan

The Protection and Management of the Gambut Ecosystem

section 14 (1) The drafting of the Ecosystem and Ecosystem Management

Gambut as referred to in Section 4 of the letter c includes:

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a. the national Gambut ecosystem management and management plan;

b. Protection and Management Plans of the Provincial Gambut Ecosystem; and

c. plan for the Protection and Management of the Gamir Ecosystem Management/city.

(2) The national Gambut ecosystem management and management plan as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a drafted for the Protection and Management of the provincial gambut ecosystem.

(3) The Protection and Management Plan The province's Gambut ecosystem as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b is composed for the Protection and Management of the Gambut Ecosystem located in the province region.

(4) The Protection and Management Plan Of The Gambut Ecosystem/city as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c is compiled for the Protection and Management of the Ecosystem The peat is in the county/city area.

Section 15 (1) of the national Gambut ecosystem management and management plan

as referred to in Section 14 of the paragraph (1) the letter is compiled based on a map of the national peat Ecosystem function as referred to in Article 10 of the paragraph (2) A letter.

(2) The Provincial Gambut Protective and Ecosystem Management Plan as referred to in Article 14 of the paragraph (1) letter b is compiled based on: a. the national protection and management plan of the Gamir Ecosystem

national as referred to in paragraph (1); and b. The provincial Gambut ecosystem function map as referred to

in Article 10 of the paragraph (2) letter b. (3) The Protection and Management Plan of the Gambut Ecosystem

the district/city as referred to in Article 14 of the paragraph (1) the letter c is compiled based on: a. the national protection and management plan of the Gamir Ecosystem

national as referred to in paragraph (1); b. Protection and Ecosystem Management Plan

the province as referred to in paragraph (2); and c. map function Ecosystem Gambut of the district/city as

referred to in Section 10 of the paragraph (2) of the c.

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Article 16 (1) The national gambut ecosystem management and management plan

as referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) is compiled and set forth by the Minister after coordinating with: a. minister who organizes government affairs in the field

forestry; and b. the minister who organizes government affairs in the field

the water resources and the arrangement of space. (2) The Protection and Management Plan of the Gambut Ecosystem of the province

as referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (2) is compiled and specified by the governor.

(3) The Protection and Management Plan of the Gambut Ecosystem/city as well as referred to in Section 15 of the paragraph (3) compiled and specified by the mayor/mayor.

(4) The Penetration Plan and Management of the Gamir ecosystem by the governor or regent/mayor as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) shall be first. First received a technical recommendation from the Minister.

Article 17

(1) The Plan The most recent protection and management of the Gambut ecosystem contains the plan:

a. Utilization and/or Ecosystem Of Peat Ecosystems; b. maintenance and protection of quality and/or function

Ecosystem Gambut;

c. control, monitoring, as well as the assistance and preservation of the Gambut Ecosystem; and

d. the adaptation and mitigation of climate change. (2) The Plan for Protection and Management of the Gamir Ecosystem

as referred to in paragraph (1) must pay attention to: a. Character diversity and ecological function; b. population;

c. widening of the potential natural resources; d. local kearifan; e. Community aspiration;

f. climate change; and g. region space plan.

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(3) The Gamer Ecosystem and Ecosystem Management Plan is part of the environmental protection and management plan.

Article 18 (1) In terms of the Gambut Ecosystem with the cultivation function is altered

to be Ecosystem Gambut with a protected function as referred to in Article 11, the Gambut Ecosystem Management and Management plan which has been designated as referred to in Article 16 must be made a change.

(2) Changes The Plan for Protection and Management of the Gamat Ecosystem performed by the governor or The mayor must receive a technical recommendation from the Minister.

Article 19

Further provisions on the manner of drafting, assignment, and change of the Plan for Protection and Management of the Gamed Ecosystem are governed by the Regulation. Minister after coordinating with related ministers.

CHAPTER III UTILIZATION

section 20

(1) The utilization of the Gambut ecosystem is carried out on the basis of the protection and management plan of the national Gambut Ecosystem, the province, and the district/city as referred to in Article 16.

(2) Utilization Of Peat Ecosystems As in verse (1) can be done in the Peat Ecosystem with a protected function and cultivation function.

(3) The utilization of the Gambut ecosystem as referred to in paragraph (2) is mandatory by maintaining the hydrological function of Gambut.

Article 21 (1) Utilization Of Gambut Ecosystem in the Gambut Ecosystem with

protected functions as referred to in Article 20 paragraph (2) can be done in limited terms for activities: a. research; b. Science;

c. education; and/or d. Environmental services.

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(2) In Ecosystem Gambut with cultivation function can be utilized for all activities according to the Protection and Management Plan of the Gamer Ecosystem.

CHAPTER IV CONTROL OF THE SECTION

General

Section 22 (1) Ecosystem Gambut Damage Control is conducted based on

the protection and management plan of the national peat ecosystem, provinces, and counties/cities as referred to in Section 16.

(2) Damage Control The Gambut ecosystem is composed of: a. Prevention of Peat Ecosystem damage;

b. Malfunction of the Gambut Ecosystem.

Second part of the Gambut ecosystem damage prevention

section 23

(1) The damage to the Gambut ecosystem may occur in: a. The Gambut ecosystem with a sheltered function; and

b. The Gambut ecosystem with a cultivation function. (2) The Gambut Ecosystem with a protected function is declared broken if

exceeds the default criteria of the damage as follows:

a. there is an artificial drainage in the Peat Ecosystem with a set of protected functions;

b. The exposteration of sedimentary and/or quartz sediment under the Gambut layer; and/or

c. there is an extensive reduction and/or land cover volume in the Gambut Ecosystem with established protection functions.

(3) The Gamir Ecosystem is with Cultivation function is declared broken if it meets the default criteria of the damage as follows: a. Groundwater in Gambut land is more than 0.4 (zero comma four)

meters below the surface of Gambut; and/or b. The exposteration of sedimentary sediment and/or quartz under the layer

Gambut.

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Article 24

(1) The provisions of the default criteria of the Gamir Ecosystem as referred to in Article 23 of the verse (3) are excluded from the Gamir Ecosystem with a thickness of less than 1 m (one meter) in The Gambut ecosystem with cultivation function.

(2) The raw critical criterion of Gamir Ecosystem with a thickness of less than 1 m (one meter) in the Gambut Ecosystem with the cultivation function as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified in an environmental permit.

Section 25 (1) of the Undertaking Effort and/or activities that perform

utilization of the Gambut Ecosystem with cultivation functions that are required to have an analysis of environmental impacts or environmental management efforts and mandatory environmental monitoring efforts to obtain an environmental permit from the Minister, the governor, and/or the mayors in accordance with its authority.

(2) The requirements and grammar of the environment permit requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed in accordance with the provisions of the Perpromuls-Invitation.

Article 26

Each person is prohibited: a. opening the land in the Gambut Ecosystem with a sheltered function; b. create a drainage channel that causes Gambut to be

dry;

c. burning down peat land; and/or d. conduct other activities that result in being attached to the criteria

The default damage to the Gamir Ecosystem as referred to in Article 23 of the paragraph (2) and paragraph (3).

Third Part Countermeasures of Gambut Ecosystem Damage

Article 27

(1) Venture and/or activities responsible for utilization of the Gambut Ecosystem causing the Gambut Ecosystem damage inside or outside of the areal efforts and/or activities are required to perform countermeasures in compliance with the obligations set forth in the environment permit.

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(2) The failure of the Gamir Ecosystem failure as referred to in paragraph (1) is required to be carried out by the charge of business and/or activities against the damage caused by: a. occurrence of the Gambut fire;

b. The exposteration of sedimentary and/or quartz sediments;

c. drainage building which causes Gambut to be dry; and/or

d. the opening of the land on the Peat Ecosystem. (3) Ecosystem Gambut damage treatment as

referred to paragraph (2) is done through:

a. Fire outage; b. Insulating areas of the sedimentary sediment and/or its nature

exposed; c. tabat or waterbending buildings; and/or d. any other way that does not cause a negative impact on

Ecosystem Gambut.

Article 28

In the event of performance of the effort and/or activities does not perform the damage countermeasures as referred to in Section 27 in the term At most, 24 (twenty-four) hours of damage, Minister, governor, or regent, with the authority of the United States to perform the damage to the Gambut Ecosystem's damage to the cost of the cost. effort and/or activities in charge.

Article 29 (1) In the event of a charge efforts and/or activities are not

performing countermeasures, charges charged to the performance of the business and/or activities as referred to in Section 28 are counted as environmental losses.

(2) The loss of the loss environment as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified under a agreement between the Minister, the governor, or the regent/mayor with the charge of business and/or activities.

The Fourth Part of Recovery

Article 30 (1) of the Undertaking Responsibilities and/or activities that perform

utilization of the Gambut Ecosystem causing damage

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Ecosystem Gambut within or outside of the business area and/or the activities are required to recover according to the obligations set forth in the environment permit.

(2) Recovery in and beyond the business area and/or The event referred to in paragraph (1) is required by the charge of the business and/or activities against the damage as referred to in Article 27 of the paragraph (2).

(3) Recovery is performed in a way: a. rehabilitation;

b. restoration; and/or c. Other ways that conform to the development of science

and technology. (4) Further provisions of the Ecosystem Function recover criteria

Gambut is governed by the Regulation of Ministers.

Article 31 In terms of performance and/or activities does not restore the function of the Gamir Ecosystem function as Referred to in Section 30 of the longest 30 (thirty) days since the extent of the damage, the Minister, the governor, or the regent/mayor in accordance with his authority set the third party to restore the function of the Gamir Ecosystem function. at the expense of the expense charge and/or activities.

Article 32 (1) In The business and/or activities that are responsible for the performance and/or activities of the business and/or activities referred to in Section 31 are counted as an environmental loss.

(2) Magnifyness environmental losses as referred to in paragraph (1) are specified under an agreement between the Minister, the governor, or the regent/mayor with an effort in charge and/or activities.

CHAPTER V MAINTENANCE

Article 33

Maintenance The Gambut ecosystem as referred to in Article 17 paragraph (1) letter b is performed through efforts:

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a. Peat Ecosystem; and/or b. the preservation of the Gamir Ecosystem function as an impact controller

climate change.

Article 34

(1) The Ecosystem Of The Gambut Ecosystem as referred to in Article 33 of the letter a is done by the Minister, governor, or bupati/mayor.

(2) Peat Ecosystem Backup as referred to in paragraph (1) is done through the designation of the Gambut Ecosystem that cannot be managed within a specified time frame.

(3) The Gambut Ecosystem cannot be managed in the term As a result of this, a (2) section includes: The Gambut ecosystem with a hedge function is less than

of 30% (thirty per one hundred) of the area of the Hydrological Union of Gambut in the province or district/kota;

b. The Gambut ecosystem with a cultivation function that is 50% (fifty per hundred) of the extent that has been given the venture permit and/or activities beyond the default criteria of the damage as referred to in Article 23.

c. The Gambut ecosystem is set for a moratorium on utilization under the laws of legislation; and/or

d. The Gambut ecosystem with the cultivation function that has been established changes to its function into a protected function by the Minister as referred to in Article 11 of the paragraph (3) of the letter c.

(4) The designation of the non-managed Gambut Ecosystem in a given period of time as referred to in paragraph (2) is listed in the plan for the Protection and Management of the National Gambut Ecosystem, the province, and the district/city.

Article 35

(1) Preservation of the Gambut Ecosystem function as the controlling impact of climate change as referred to in Article 33 of the letter b is carried out through an attempt: a. climate change mitigation; and

b. Climate change adaptation. (2) The mitigation efforts and adaptation of climate change as referred to

in paragraph (1) are performed in accordance with the invitational regulations.

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CHAPTER VI SUPERVISION

Section of Oversight

Article 36

(1) Minister, governor, or regent/mayor in accordance with his authority are required to perform oversight of the observance of the business and/or an Gambut Ecosystem utilization activity:

a. the provisions of the utilization, control, and maintenance of the gambut ecosystem; and

b. the requirements and obligations set forth in the environmental permit.

(2) the Minister, governor, or regent/mayor may delegate its authority in conducting oversight to the responsible technical/technical agencies in the field protection and environmental management of.

(3) In carrying out surveillance, Minister, governor, or bupati/mayor establishes a life environment watchdog that is a functional official.

Article 37

(1) Officials The environmental supervisor of the environment as referred to in Article 36 of the paragraph (3) is authorized: a. performing monitoring;

b. request a description; c. make a copy of the document and/or create a note that

is required; d. enter a specific place;

e. Take photos; f. create visual audio recording; g. take a sample;

h. checking equipment; i. inspect installation and/or transportation tools; and/or j. stop a specific violation.

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(2) In carrying out its duties, environmental watchdog officials can coordinate with civil servants investigating officials.

(3) Attempted business and/or activities are prohibited from obstructing the the execution of the life of the environmental watchdog.

Article 38 (1) The environmental watchdog official is a civil servant

who meets the requirements of the lower rank of the group/space youth decorator.

(2) In addition to The requirements of the rank of rank in verse (1), civil servants must graduate in education and environmental supervisor training.

Article 39 The provisions concerning environmental supervisors of life are governed by or under the rules of the minister organizing government affairs in the field of atonement State and bureaucratic reformation.

BAB VII ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTION

Article 40

(1) Minister, governor, or regent/mayor in accordance with its authority applies administrative sanctions.

(2) administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:

a. a written reprimand; b. Government coercion; c. freezing of environmental permits; or d. revocation of the environment permit.

(3) Government Paksaan as referred to paragraph (2) of the letter b includes: a. temporary termination of activities; b. transfer of means of activities; c. closure of drainage channels;

d. The demolition; e. Seizure of goods or potentially incurable devices

violations;

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f. a temporary outage of the entire activity; and/or g. Other actions that aim to stop the breach

and the action of restoring the environment function.

Section 41

Any person who violates the provisions of Article 26 is subject to the government's coercion as referred to in Article 40 verse (3).

Section 42

(1) In the case of violation of the provisions of Article 26 conducted by the charge of the business and/or activities, Ministers, governors, or regents/mayors in accordance with his authority provide administrative sanction of coercion the government as referred to in Article 40 paragraph (3).

(2) In terms of performance and/or activities do not carry out the government's coercion as referred to in paragraph (1), Minister, governor, or regent/mayor in accordance with his authority providing administrative sanction environmental clearance freezing.

(3) In terms of performance and/or activities do not comply with the provisions in the freezing of the environment permissions as referred to in paragraph (2), the Minister, the governor, or the regent/mayor corresponds to its authority. providing administrative sanction with the revocation of the environment permit.

(4) Further provisions of the criteria and the term of the fulfilment of government coercion, freezing of environmental permits, and the revocation of environmental permits are governed by the Minister's Ordinance.

Article 43

(1) The business ansers And/or activities that perform the Gambut Ecosystem in violation of the provisions of Article 27 and Section 28 are subject to administrative sanctions of the government's coercion as referred to in Article 40 of the paragraph (3).

(2) In terms of performance and/or activities that perform Ecosystem Gambut Utilization does not carry out government coercion as referred to in paragraph (1), Minister, governor, or bupati/mayor provides administrative sanction In the event of an environment permit and/or activities do not comply with the provisions in the freezing of the environment's permission as referred to in paragraph (2), the Minister, the governor, or the regent's regent

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in accordance with its authority provides administrative sanction of the environmental permit revocation.

(4) Further provisions regarding the criteria and term of the fulfilment of the government's coercion provisions, environmental clearance freezing, and the revocation of the environment permit is set with the Minister ' s Regulation.

Article 44 (1) The business and/or activities responsible

utilization of the Gambut Ecosystem that violates the provisions of Article 30 and Section 31 Administrative sanction is subject to government coercion, as intended in Section 40 of the paragraph (2) of the letter (s)

(2) In terms of performance and/or activities that perform Ecosystem Gambut Utilization does not carry out government coercion as referred to in paragraph (1), Minister, governor, or bupati/mayor provides administrative sanction an environment permit freezing.

(3) In terms of performance of the effort and/or activities that perform the Peat Ecosystem utilization does not meet the provisions in the freezing of the environmental clearance as referred to in paragraph (2), Minister, governor, or the mayor/mayor provides administrative sanctions for the revocation of permission environment.

(4) Further provisions concerning the criteria and term of the fulfilment of government coercion provisions, freezing of the environment permit, and the revocation of the environment permit are governed by the Regulation of Ministers.

BAB VIII provisions TRANSITION

Article 45

At the time the Government Regulation is in effect: a. effort and/or activities to leverage the ecosystem

Gambut at the Peat Ecosystem protected function before this Government Regulation is in effect and is already in operation, declared to remain in effect until the term of the permit is terminated.

b. The Gambut Ecosystem utilization activities with a hedge function that have been given business permits and no activity on location, the business permit remains in effect with the obligation to maintain a hydrological function of Gambut.

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c. in terms of the utilization permit not carrying out the hydrological function of Gambut as referred to in the letter b for 2 (two) years, the business permit is revoked by the permit.

BAB IX CLOSING PROVISIONS

Article 46

(1) The minister sets the map of the Chrological Unity Unity for the longest 2 (two) years after this Government Regulation is set.

(2) The Minister establishes the protected function and cultivation function of the Ecosystem The two-year-old gambut is counted since the final map of the Chrological Unity of Gambut is set.

Article 47

This Government Regulation shall begin in effect on the promulgated date. In order for everyone to know, order the invitational of this Government Regulation with its placement in the Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia.

Set in Jakarta on 12 September 2014 PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

DR. H. SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO

UNDRASED in Jakarta on 15 September 2014

MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

AMIR SYAMSUDIN

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