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(5) The election of BKSAP as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted in a BKSAP meeting led by the DPR leadership following the designation of the composition and membership of BKSAP.

(6) The leadership of the BKSAP is defined by the decision of the House of Representatives.

(7) Further provisions on the manner of the BKSAP leadership election are set up in the House rules on order.

Section 116

(1) BKSAP is in charge: a. foster, develop, and improve relations

friendship and cooperation between the House and other countries ' parliaments, both bilaterally and multilateral, including international organizations that assemble parliament and/or members of parliament other countries;

b. receive a visit of another country ' s parliamentary delegation that is a guest of the House;

c. coordinating the work visits of the House of Representatives to overseas; and

d. provide advice or advice to the Speaker of the House on the issue of cooperation between parliament.

(2) BKSAP makes a performance report at the end of the membership term both already and which are not yet resolved to be used as material by BKSAP at the time of the next membership.

Article 117

BKSAP is compiling a work and budget plan for the execution of its duties in accordance with the needs, which are further delivered to the Household Affairs Agency.

Article 118

Further provisions on the manner of formation, arrangement, task, and work mechanism The BKSAP is governed by the House rules on order.

Paragraph 7 Honorary Court of the Council

Article 119

(1) The Council of Honour of the Council is created by the House and is a fixed-term tool of the House of Representatives.

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(2) The Council of Honor of the Council as referred to in paragraph (1) aims to maintain and uphold the dignity and respect of the dignity of the House as a representative institution of the people.

Article 120

(1) DPR establishes The assembly and membership of the Court of Honor, which consists of all the factions with regard to the balancing and alignment of the number of members of each faction at the beginning of the House membership and the beginning of the year of the trial.

(2) Members of the Court The Council's honour is 17 (seventeen) people and is set in a plenary meeting.

Article 121

(1) The Chairman of the Court of Honor Court is one of the collective and collegial leadership units.

(2) The Chairman of the Court of Honor Council is composed of 1 (one) speaker person and at most 2 (two) persons the vice chairman chosen from and by the members of the Court of Honor of the Council in one fixed package based on the proposed fraction according to the principle of deliberation to mufakat.

(3) Any fraction as referred to in paragraph (2) can submitted 1 (one) person will be the nominee of the Board of Honor Court.

(4) In terms of The election of the Court of Honor of the Council on the basis of deliberations for asceticism as referred to in paragraph (2) is not achieved, decisions are taken on the basis of votes.

(5) the election of the Council of Honor of the Council of Honor. In question, the verse (2) is conducted in a meeting of the Court of Honor of the Council headed by the Speaker of the House after the establishment and membership of the Court of Honor.

(6) The head of the Court of Honor Council is determined by decree Head of the

(7) Further provisions on the manner of electoral decision of the Council of Honor of the Council are set in House rules on order.

Article 122 (1) of the Court of Honor is in charge of conducting an investigation and

verification over the complaint against the member because: a. not carry out the obligations as referred to in

Article 81;

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b. unable to perform the task on a continuous or unimpeded task as a member of the House for 3 (three) consecutive months without a valid description;

c. no longer qualicees as a Member of the House as the provisions of The terms of the House candidate are set in the legislation regarding the general election of the DPR, DPD, and the DPRD; and/or

d. violates the provisions of the prohibition as set forth in this Act.

(2) In addition to the duties referred to in paragraph (1), the Court of Honor Council conducted the evaluation and refinement of the House rules on the code of conduct of the House of Representatives.

(3) The Court of Honor of the Council of Authorities calls the parties concerned and performs cooperation with other agencies.

Article 123

The Council of Honor Council is drafting a work plan and the budget each year according to the need, which is next to the Household Affairs Agency.

Article 124

(1) The violation that does not require a complaint is a violation committed by a member of the House of Representatives:

a. absence in the House meeting which is its obligation;

b. caught hand committing a felony; or

c. proven to commit a felony with a maximum prison criminal threat of 5 (five) years and have obtained a fixed legal ruling.

(2) Handling of the offence does not require a complaint as specified in a paragraph (1) to be performed based on:

a. verification results; and

b. proposal member of the Board of Honor of the Board.

(3) The Council of Honor Court meetings decide the follow-up to the handling of the offence as referred to in paragraph (2).

(4) The Court ' s Honorary Court addresses the House leadership on the decision of the follow-up handling of the offence as referred to in paragraph (3).

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Section 125

(1) Aduan submitted to the Board of Honorary Court at least contains: a. the identity of the complain; b. identity of the match; and

c. The description of the event is alleged to be a violation. (2) The identity of the complainants as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a

with the least valid self-identity includes: a. a full name; b. place of date of birth/age;

c. gender; d. work; e. citizenship; and f. The address of the full name/domicile.

(3) In terms of complainants is a group or organization, the identity of the complainants with a notarized deed, organizational structure, or the organizational ladder budget and the organization's domicile can be contacted.

(4) Identity One (1) letter (1) is the least of the (1) letter (s). full name;

b. member number; c. constituency; and d. political fract/political party.

(5) The description of the alleged violation as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter c includes a brief description of the facts of the deeds performed by the clarity of the place and the time of occurrence accompanied by preliminary evidence.

(6) The violation of the offence as referred to in paragraph (1) is read to the complainants and signed or given the y BKSAP members in one fixed package based on the proposed fraction according to the principle of deliberation for the mufakat.

(3) Every fraction As defined in the paragraph (2) may submit 1 (one) person will be the candidate for the leadership of BKSAP.

(4) In terms of BKSAP leadership elections based on deliberations for assemblies as referred to in paragraph (2) is not achieved, decisions are taken on the basis of the majority vote.

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Section 144

(1) In terms of pitterfire is the leadership and/or member of the Court of Honor and the complaint is declared to be eligible and complete in the court of the Court of Honor, the Court of Honor. notifies the leadership of the House and the leadership of the fraction that the complainate will be processed.

(2) After receiving the notice as referred to in paragraph (1), the Speaker of the House disables while the leadership time and/or the members of the Court Honorary Board of Councilman.

(3) In terms of the Court ' s Honor Court The disconnect is not proven to be in violation, either as the head and/or the members of the Council of Honor of the Council are reactivated by the House of Representatives.

Article 145

(1) The severing of the Court of Honor Court is based upon: a. asas patheness, morals, and ethics;

b. facts in the outcome of the Board of Honor Court;

c. facts in proof; d. facts in defense; and

e. Order and Code. (2) Members, fraction leaders, and/or House leadership are prohibited

conduct an intervention attempt on the ruling of the Court of Honor.

(3) Attempted Intervention against the Court ' s Honorary Court ruling as referred to in paragraph (2) is a violation of the Code of Conduct and will be processed by the Court of Honor.

Article 146

(1) The termination of the Court of Honor Court is taken by way of deliberation for the mufakat.

(2) In terms of the decision-making as referred to in paragraph (1) unfulfilled, the verdict is taken on the basis of the vote the most.

(3) Any ruling of the Court of Honor the Council must contain: a. The head of the verdict reads "WITH THE GRACE OF GOD YANG

MAHA ESA AND FOR THE HONOUR OF THE HOUSE"; b. identity is pitterized; c. summary of aduan;

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d. Consideration of the facts revealed from the caption of the complainants and pitters;

e. the consideration of the facts revealed in proof; f. the consideration of the facts revealed in the defense; g. legal and ethical considerations that are the basis of the ruling;

h. Amar rulings; i. day and date of the verdict; and j. names and signatures at least 1 (one) leadership persons

Honorary Court of the Council.

Article 147 (1) The Court of Honor Court is final and binding,

except regarding the verdict of the permanent dismissal of the members. (2) The Court of Honor Court of the dismissal

remains a member as referred to in paragraph (1) must obtain the approval of the plenary meeting.

(3) In terms of the Court ' s Honorary Court ruling regarding a fixed dismissal member as referred to in verse (2), the ruling is in effect from the date of obtaining the plenary approval.

(4) Amar the verdict reads: a. said the teradu did not prove to be in violation of; or

b. declared the teradu proved to be in violation.

(5) In terms of the complainate not being proven to be in violation of the (4) letter a, the verdict is accompanied by rehabilitation to the complain.

(6) The Council of Honor of the Council addresses the rehabilitation ruling. to the leadership of the DPR with busan to the leader of the fraction of the members in question 5 (5) days from the date of the ruling.

(7) The termination of the rehabilitation as referred to in paragraph (6) was announced in a plenary meeting of the DPR. The first since the receipt of the Court of Honor by the House of Representatives and was shared with all members of the House.

(8) In terms of the complainate proved to be in violation of the verse (4) of the letter b, the verdict is accompanied by a sanction to be pitted out: a. light sanctions with oral reprimand or written reprimand;

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b. sanctions are being transferred by the transfer of the membership in the House of Representatives or the dismissal of the Speaker of the House or the leadership of the House of Representatives; or

c. Heavy sanctions with the shortest temporary dismissal of 3 (three) months or A permanent stop as a congressman.

Article 148 (1) In case of the Court of Honor the Council is handling the case

A violation of the grave code of conduct and impacting the sanction of the dismissal, the Court 's Honor Court must form a panel of violation of the member' s code of conduct The House.

(2) The panel referred to in paragraph (1) consists of 3 (three) members of the Court of Honor of the Council and 4 (four) persons of the community element.

(3) The panel of the panel referred to in verse (2) is delivered to the meeting Plenary to get approval for the permanent stop of the House.

Article 149

Further provisions on the governance of the Council of Honor of the Council, set up the imposition of sanctions, the layout of the panel's formation, and the proceedings of the House of Representatives ' breach of conduct are set in the rules of the House.

paragraph 8 of the Household Affairs Agency

Article 150

The Household Affairs Agency, which is next abbreviated as BURT, is formed by the House and is a fixed House of Representatives.

Article 151

(1) the House of Representatives is determined to be a member of the House of Representatives.

Article 151

(1) The composition and membership of the BAD at the beginning of the membership of the House and the beginning of the year of the trial.

(2) The number of BAD members is at least 25 (twenty-five) people on the basis of commission and fraction based on the balance and alignment of the number of members each The fraction in the commission set out in a plenary sesh a resident tag card

or any other official identity. (3) The knowledge of the witness as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b

is limited to what is seen, heard, and experienced alone.

(4) The witness is conscripted before being heard of his/her interest.

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Article 141

(1) The expert review referred to in Article 138 of the letter b, may be delivered by the expert submitted: a. sion of the House.

Section 152

(1) The BAD leadership is a collective and collegial leadership unit.

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(2) The BAD leadership consists of one (one) speaker person and at most 3 (three) the vice chairman chosen from and by the members of the BURT in one fixed package based on the proposed fraction according to The principle of deliberation for the vowel.

(3) Any fraction as referred to in verse (2) can submit 1 (one) person will be the candidate of the BURT.

(4) In terms of selection of BURT based on deliberations for assemblies as referred to in paragraph (2) is not achieved, the decision is taken on the basis of the most votes.

(5) The Tapping of the BAD as referred to in verse (2) conducted in a BURT meeting led by the Speaker of the House after the setting up of the composition and membership of the BAD.

(6) The BAD leadership is defined by the decision of the Speaker of the House. (7) Further provisions on how the selection of the BURT leadership

is set in the House rules on order.

Article 153

BURT is in charge: a. establish a general policy direction of the House budget management for

each year of the budget and submitted to the Secretary General of the House to be implemented;

b. Structure of the House of Representatives independently of the program and activities of each year based on the proposal of the House and the fraction;

c. in compiling the program and activities of the House as referred to in the letter b, BURT may set up a special cost standard and adjub it to the government to be discussed together;

d. exercise oversight of the House General Secretariat in the conduct of the House of Representatives policy as referred to in the letter a, including the implementation and management of the House budget;

e. Conduct coordination with the DPD and the MPR completeness related to the House of Representatives, the DPD, and the MPR that are assigned to the House leadership based on the results of the Board of Yawarah;

f. Deliver the results and direction of the general policy of the House of Representatives as referred to in the letter a meeting of the House plenary to obtain approval;

g. delivered a performance report in a special House plenary meeting held for it.

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Section 154

BURT compiled a work and budgeting plan for the execution of its duties in accordance with the needs.

Article 155

Further provisions on the system of formation, arrangement, duties and The BBURT's work mechanism is regulated in the House regulations on the order.

paragraph 9 Special Committee

Article 156

Special Committee is set up by the House and is a temporary House of Representatives completeness.

Article 157

(1) the DPR sets the arrangement and membership of the special committee on the basis of balance and alignment the number of members of each fraction.

(2) The number of members of the special committee is most 30 (thirty) persons specified in the House plenary meeting.

Section 158

(1) The leadership of a special committee is a collective and collegial leadership.

(2) The leadership of the special committee consists of one (one) speaker person and at most 3 (three) elected vice chairmen. from and by members of the special committee based on the principle of deliberation to mufakat.

(3) The selection of the special committee leadership as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted in a special committee meeting led by the Speaker of the House after the establishment of the committee. the arrangement and membership of the special committee.

Article 159 (1) Special Panitia is in charge carrying out a specific task in the term

specified time in the House plenary meeting. (2) Special Panitia is responsible to the DPR.

(3) Special Panitia dissolved by the DPR after the term of its assignment is over or because its duties are completed.

(4) The plenary meeting set out the follow-up to the special results of the special committee.

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Article 160

Special Panitia uses the budget for the execution of its duties in accordance with the needs submitted to the Speaker of the House.

Section 161

Further provisions on the terms of formation, arrangement, task, and the work mechanism of the special committee are set up with the House rules on order.

The Ninth Part of the Implementation of the Authority and the Task

Paragraph 1 Establishment of the Act

Article 162 (1) of the House holds the power to form a law. (2) The Establishment of the Act is implemented in accordance with the invite-

invite regarding the formation of laws, except for other specified by this Act.

Article 163 (1) The draft bill may be derived from DPR, President, or

DPD.

(2) The draft laws that are from the DPR, the President, or the DPD are accompanied by an academic script, unless the draft invite-invite regarding: a. APBN; b. rules of government regulation replacement of legislation

be an invitation; or c. revocation of legislation or repeal of regulations

government replacement laws.

Section 164

(1) The draft law bill may be submitted by a member of the House, commission, and joint commission.

(2) The draft law of the bill is delivered in writing by a member of the House, the head of the commission, or the leadership of the Agency Legislation to the House leadership is accompanied by a list of names and signature signatures.

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(3) The DPR decides the draft bill as referred to in paragraph (2) in the plenary meeting, in the form of:

a. approval; b. approval with the conversion; or c. rejection.

(4) In terms of approval with the change, the House of Representatives assigned a commission, Legislation Agency, or special committee to fine-tune the bill.

(5) The draft bill has been prepared by the House of Representatives. delivered with a House-led letter to the President.

Article 165

(1) The draft law of the President is submitted with the President ' s letter to the House leadership.

(2) Draft legislation derived from the President relating to regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation and exchange and incorporation of regions, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as The central and regional financial balance was submitted to the DPR and the DPR leadership presented it to the DPD leadership.

Article 166

(1) The draft bill may be submitted by the DPD relating to regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation and exchange and incorporation of regions, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as those related to the central and regional financial rebalancing.

(2) The draft law as referred to in paragraph (1) as well as the academic script is delivered in writing by the DPD leadership to the Speaker of the House.

(3) Most High Speaker 30 (thirty) days since accepting the draft law of the DPD as referred to in paragraph (2) send a letter to the President to appoint the minister who is assigned to represent the President in the discussion of the draft. Joint legislation with the House of Representatives by involving the DPD.

(4) The Chairman of the House after receiving a bill from the DPD as refefinancial statements.

Section 183 Filing and the designation of the draft law on the implementation of the APBN implementation are performed within the most hours of 3 (three) months after the release of the results of the examination Government Finance report by BPK to the DPR.

Article 184

(1) The President delivers a draft bill on the accountability of the APBN implementation to the House of Representatives in the case of a financial report that has been examined by the BPK by the slowest 6 (six) months after the budget year ended.

(2) The financial statements as referred to in paragraph (1) at least include the realization of APBN, balance sheets, cash flow reports, and notes on financial statements attached to the ministry/agency financial report.

Paragraph 5 Submission and Grant Agreement or

Set up for the Candidate for the Acting Office

Section 185

(1) the House is submitting a candidate to fill a post under the provisions of the laws of the Law Through a plenary session of the House.

(2) The DPR gives the agreement or consideration of the candidate to fill a post under the provisions of the rules of law-invitation through a plenary session of the House.

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(3) A plenary session of the DPR as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) assigns the Governing Body for scheduling and commissioning its discussion to the associated House of Representatives.

(4) The tool by the tool The House of Representatives (3) is done in accordance with the provisions of the invitational regulations.

Article 186 DPR provides consideration to the President in terms of lifting ambassadors to other countries and receiving placements the ambassador from another country.

Article 187 (1) In terms of the Speaker of the House accept notice from the President

regarding the placement of a prospective ambassador to another country, the House leadership delivered the notice in a plenary meeting of the House.

(2) A plenary meeting of the DPR as referred to in paragraph (1) of the DPR's completion of the provisions to discuss it in secret.

Article 188 (1) In terms of the House of Representatives receives notice from the President

regarding the placement of the House of Representatives. The candidate of the other country's ambassador to the Republic of Indonesia, the Speaker of the House passed the notice in a plenary meeting without naming the name of the ambassador.

(2) In terms of requests for consideration against the future ambassador of the country. for the Republic of Indonesia delivered at the time of the recess, the request was discussed in A consultation meeting between the Speaker of the House, the leader of the related commission, and the leadership of the fraction.

Article 189 The DPR consideration as referred to in Article 186 is delivered by the President of the House to the President in secret.

Article 190 Terms further on the manner of submission and the granting of consent or consideration of candidates for the filling of office is set in the rules of the House of order.

Paragraph 6 of the BPK Member Election

Article 191 of the House votes the members of the BPK with regard to DPD.

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Article 192

(1) The Speaker of the House notified the leadership of the BPK members ' election plans to be accompanied by a document for the completion of the BPK members as a DPD material to give consideration. for the candidate of the BPK, the slowest 1 (one) months before the House completion tool processed the implementation of the BPK member elections.

(2) The DPD scale (s) as referred to in paragraph (1) is delivered in writing to the slowest 3 (three) days prior to the implementation of the election, which is then immediately delivered to the House of Representatives as well as the referred to the paragraph (1) for use as a consideration.

(3) In terms of DPD consideration as referred to in paragraph (2) not delivered, the election of the BPK member remains to be exercised.

(4) The name of the candidate is elected member of the BPK delivered by the House of Representatives to the President at least 30 (thirty) days before the term of office. BPK member ends.

(5) Further provisions on the manner of the election of the BPK members and the acceptance of consideration of the DPD are set in the House regulations on order.

Article 193

Further provisions are concerning the execution of the authority and duties of the DPR as referred to in Article 71 and Section 72 is governed in the House rules of order.

The Tenth Section of the Implementation of the DPR

paragraph 1 of Interpelasi Rights

Section 194 (1) Interpelasi Rights as referred to in Article 79 paragraph (1) letter

a proposed by at least 25 (twenty Five) people of the House and more than 1 (one) fraction.

(2) The proposal of interpelasi rights as referred to in paragraph (1) is accompanied by a document containing the least: a. policy materials and/or the implementation of Government policies

that will be asked for the description; and b. reasons request caption.

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(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) is the right of the House of Representatives in the event of a plenary meeting of the House of Representatives which is attended by more than 1/2 (one per two) of the number of Representatives and the decision is taken with approval of more than 1/2 (one per two) of the number of DPR members present.

Article 195

(1) The rights of the interpelasi as referred to in Section 194 are delivered by the speaker to the Speaker of the House.

(2) The right of interpelasi rights as referred to in verse (1) is announced by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and distributed to all members.

(3) The Board of Deliberations schedule a plenary session of the House of Representatives on the proposal of the interpelasi (1) and may provide a chance for the proposal to provide an explanation for the concise proposal.

(4) During the term of the interper's right as referred to a paragraph (1) is not yet approved by the meeting. Full of DPR, the claimants are entitled to change and withdraw its return.

(5) The change or recall of the proposal as referred to in verse (4) must be signed by all the claimants and delivered to the Speaker of the House in writing and the House leadership is distributed to all members.

(6) In terms of the number of bookmarks The rights of interpelasi rights less than the amount referred to in Article 194 of the paragraph (1), must be held adding a signature so that the amount is sufficient.

(7) In the case of the resignation of the interpelasi rights marker before and at the plenary session of the House that had been scheduled by the Board of Yawarah, which Result in the number of insufficient signatures as referred to in Article 194 of paragraph (1), the Speaker of the House of Representatives announces the resignation aeferred to the paragraph (1) performed by the Government in conjunction with the Budget and associated commissions within the first time of 1 (one) month during the trial period after the draft law on the change of APBN was submitted by the Government to the DPR.

(5) In the event of no changes to the macroeconomic assumptions and/or the very significant changes of the APBN posture as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3), the discussion of the APBN change is carried out in the Budget Board meeting and implementation. delivered in the Government's rred to in paragraph (4) is charged on the House budget.

Section 205

(1) In carrying out the right of the picket, special committee is entitled to request state officials, government officials, legal entities, or citizens to provide the description.

(2) Special Panitia requesting the presence of state officials, Government officials, legal entities, or citizens of the public are requested in writing in a sufficient period of time by mentioning the intent of such request and its execution schedule.

(3) The Party as referred to in paragraph (1) is mandatory for provide a description, including showing and/or handing over all documents required to a special committee.

(4) The special committee may delay the execution of the meeting due to the absence of the party as referred to in paragraph (1) for a valid reason.

(5) In regard of the parties as referred to in the paragraph (1) not present without a valid reason, or refusing to attend, the special committee may request one more time the presence in question at the specified schedule.

(6) In terms of the parties as referred to in paragraph (1) do not meet the request the presence of the second without any legitimate reason or refusing to attend, pertined to the call force by the Indonesian National Police on the request of the special committee.

(7) In terms of the forced call as referred to the verse (5) is not met for no legitimate reason, concerned can be held hostage at most 15 (fifteen) Day by the authorities, in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

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Article 206

(1) The board reports the execution of its duties to the plenary session of the House of Representatives (sixty) the day since the establishment of the committee.

(2) The plenary session of the House of Representatives has taken the decision to make the decision. against a panita angket report.

Article 207

(1) After completing its task, the board of the committee presented a report in the House plenary meeting and subsequently the report was shared to all members.

(2) The retrieval of the decision on the report of an angket committee as referred to in paragraph (1) is preceded by report results of the angket committee and the final opinion of the fraction.

Article 208 (1) If the House plenary meeting is referred to in Section 206

paragraph (2) determines that the execution of a law and/or Government policy is with regard to the important, strategic, and broad impact on public, nation, and country life as opposed to the provisions of the laws, the DPR may use the right to express opinion.

(2) If the meeting The House of Representatives as referred to in Article 206 of the paragraph (2) decides that the execution of a legislation and/or Government policies relating to important, strategic, and broad impact on public, nation-state, and country life is not in conflict with the provisions of the laws, the proposal for the right of the picket. was declared complete and that the bouquet was not refiled.

(3) The decision of the House as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) must obtain the approval of the House plenary meeting which is attended by more than 1/2 (one per two) number of House members and decisions taken with approval of more than 1/2 (one per two) count

(4) The decision as referred to in verse (3) is delivered by the Speaker of the House to the President at most (seven) days since the decision was taken at a plenary meeting of the House.

(5) the House may follow up on the decision as referred to in paragraph (3) in accordance with the House authority according to the provisions of the laws.

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Section 209

Further provisions on the manner of the implementation of the angket rights are set in the House rules on order.

Paragraph 3 The right expressed the opinion

Article 210 (1) The right to declare the opinion as referred to in Article 79

paragraph (1) of the letter c is proposed by at least 25 (twenty-five) people of the House.

(2) The right to express opinion as referred to in paragraph (1) is accompanied by a document containing the least: a. the material referred to in Section 79 of the paragraph (4) of the letter a

and the reason for the submission of the statement of opinion; b. the results of the results of the right of interpelasi or angket rights

as referred to in Section 79 of the paragraph (4) letter b; or

c. valid materials and evidence for the alleged actions as referred to in Section 79 of the paragraph (4) of the letter c or lawful materials and evidence on suspicion of not being subject to the terms of the President and/or the Vice President as referred to in Article 79 of the paragraph (4) of the letter c.

(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be the right to declare the House opinion if obtaining the approval of the House plenary which is attended by at least 2/3 (two thirds) of the number of members of the House and the decision is taken with the Two-thirds of the total number of Representatives is present.

Article 211

(1) The right to state opinion as referred to in Article 210 is presented by the speaker to the House leadership.

(2) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) was announced by the House of Representatives in a plenary meeting of the House and shared with all members of the House.

(3) The Board of Yawarah Discusses and schedule a plenary session of the House of Representatives on the proposal of an opinion as referred to in verse (1) and may give the suggestion to the proposal to express his opinion on the question of his opinion. Succinctly.

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(4) During the origin of the right state of opinion as referred to in paragraph (1) not approved by the House plenary meeting, the claimants may hold a change and withdraw its return.

(5) Changes or withdrawrights The proposed version of the article (4) must be signed by all the claimants and delivered to the House of Representatives in writing and distributed to all members of the House.

(6) In terms of number of hand markers stating an opinion that has not entered the level I talk to be less than the amount referred to in Article 210 of the paragraph (1), must be held the addition of a signature so that the number sufficient.

(7) In the event of the resignation of the right hand marker expressed the opinion before and at the plenary session of the House of Representatives, which resulted in the number of signatures not sufficient as the referred to in Article 210 of the paragraph (1), the chairman of the plenary House of Representatives announces the resignation of That and the plenary event for that can be postponed and/or continued after the number of sufficient signatures.

(8) If before and/or at the plenary session of the House there are members who declare to be the rights to the rights of the people. expressed an opinion by signing autographs on the sheet, the speaker of the House of Representativew for no legitimate reason, angket committee can

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calling forcefully with the help of the State Police of Indonesia.

(4) The assistance of the Indonesian National Police as referred to in paragraph (3) is based on the request of the Speaker of the House to the Republic of Indonesia. The head of the Indonesian National Police.

(5) Funding for the implementation of the Indonesian State Police as refes announces it and the House of Representatives meetings as referred to in paragraph (7) can be continued.

(9) If up to 2 (two) times The trial of the number of intended signatures is not met, the proposal becomes fall.

Article 212

(1) the House of Representatives decides to accept or reject the right of stating the opinion as referred to in Article 211 of the paragraph (1).

(2) In terms of the House of Representatives accepting the right to state opinion as referred to in verse (1), the House of Representatives forms a special committee consisting of all elements of the fraction of the House with the decision of the House.

(3) In case of the House denying the suggestion the right to say the opinion as referred to in paragraph (1), the proposal cannot be refiled.

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Article 213

(1) Special Panitia as referred to in Article 212 of the paragraph (2) reports the execution of its duties to the plenary session of the House of Representatives of 60 (sixty) days since the establishment of a special committee.

(2) The plenary meeting of the House of Representatives takes a decision on the report of the special committee.

Article 214

(1) In the event of a plenary session of the House as referred to in Article 213 of the paragraph (2) decided to receive a special committee report on the matter As in Article 79 of the (4) letters a and a letter b, the House of Representatives states its opinion. The government.

(2) In the event of a plenary session of the House as referred to in Article 213 of the paragraph (2) decided to accept a special committee report stating that the President and/or the Vice President committed a legal offence of treason. against a country, corruption, bribery, other criminal acts, or despicable acts, or no longer eligible as President and/or Vice President, the House of Representatives makes a decision on the right to express opinions to the Constitutional Court. to get a verdict.

(3) In the event of a plenary meeting the House rejected the report Special committee on the material as referred to in Article 79 paragraph (4), the right to claim that opinion is declared complete and cannot be refiled.

(4) The decision as referred to in paragraph (3) must have the consent of the The House of Representatives was attended by at least 2/3 (two thirds) of the number of Representatives and the decision was taken with the least two-thirds of the vote (two-thirds) of the number of Representatives in attendance.

(5) The decision of the House of Representatives on the proposal of the House of Representatives.

(5) the opinion as referred to in verse (2) is delivered to the President.

Article 215

(1) In the case of the Constitutional Court ruling that the House opinion as referred to in Article 214 of the paragraph (2) is evident, the House of Representatives convenes a plenary meeting to continue the President's proposal and/or Vice President. To the MPR.

(2) In the case of the Constitutional Court ruling that the House opinion as referred to in Article 214 of the paragraph (2) is not proven, the President and/or Vice President's dismissal may not continue.

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Article 216

Further provisions on the conduct of the implementation of the right to express opinions are set in the House rules on order.

Part Eleventh Member Rights Act

paragraph 1 of the Right Submitting the Draft Law

Section 217

(1) The House Member has the right to submit an invite-invite design.

(2) The provisions of the manner of submission of the proposed draft-invite design as referred to in paragraph (1) is set in the House rules on the order.

Paragraph 2 The right to submit Question

Article 218

(1) Members of the House have the right to ask questions. (2) In the event of a question as referred to in paragraph (1) submitted

to the President, the question is compiled in writing, brief, and clear as well as being delivered to the Speaker of the House.

(3) If required, the Speaker of the House may request an explanation to the House members who ask questions.

(4) The Speaker continues the question as referred to the paragraph (1) to the President, the head of the state agency, or the body laws and requests that the President, leadership of the state agency, or the legal entity provide an answer.

(5) The question as referred to in paragraph (2) may be closed or open.

(6) The Speaker of the House cannot announce the question as referred to in a closed paragraph (2).

(7) The Speaker of the House can announce the question as referred to in the open paragraph (2) that is open.

Section 219 (1) The answer to the question of the House member as referred to in

Article 218 of the paragraph (2) is delivered in writing by the President, the leadership of the House of Representatives.

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state agencies, or legal entities within 30 (thirty) days since the question is received by the President, the head of the state agency, or the legal entity.

(2) The delivery of the answers by the President as intended in paragraph (1) may be submitted to the appointed minister or official.

paragraph 3 of the right to convey the proposal and opinions

Section 220

(1) The Member of the House is entitled to address and opinion about a matter, both being talked about as well as those that are not discussed in the meeting.

(2) Tata the way the delivery of ideas and opinions to be executed in accordance with the provisions of the right to ask questions as referred to in Section 218.

(3) More terms on the manner of the delivery and opinion as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are set in the House rules of order.

Article 221 (1) In conveyances and opinions in the meeting, member

enlist at the meeting chairman.

(2) The right to address and opinion in the meeting is given first to the members who arrive early.

(3) Usul and opinion as referred to in paragraph (1), may be submitted orally and/or written, brief, and clear to the chairman of the meeting.

(4) If required, the speaker of the meeting may request the members who deliver the proposal and opinions to clarify the proposal and opinions.

Paragraph 4 The Right to Vote and Vote

Section 222

(1) The House Member has the right to vote and be chosen for the It occupies a certain office on the House of Representatives.

(2) The terms of the conduct of the implementation of the right to choose and are selected as referred to in paragraph (1) are set in the House rules on order.

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Paragraph 5 Right Self-Defense

Article 223 (1) Representative of the House of Representatives who allegedly committed an oath violation, code

of conduct, and/or does not carry out an obligation as a member given the opportunity to defend And/or give a statement to the Court of Honor.

(2) The provisions of the manner of self-defense and/or giving the description as referred to in paragraph (1) are regulated in the House rules on order.

paragraph 6 of the immunity rights

Article 224

(1) The DPR Member cannot be prosecuted in front of The courts for statements, questions, and/or opinions are either verbally or written in a meeting of the House of Representatives or outside the House of Representatives meeting with thefixed legal force, the DPR member in question enabled.

(4) Members of the House who are temporarily suspended, continue to obtain certain financial rights.

(5) Further provisions on the manner of temporary dismissal are set in the House rules on the order of order.

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Section Sixteen Investigators

Section 245 (1) Summoning and request for inquiry against

House members who are suspected of committing felon must have received written approval from Honorary Court of the Council.

(2) In terms of written consent as referred to in paragraph (1) not given by the Court of Honor the longest 30 (thirty) days of the acceptance of the application, call and request The description for the inquiry as intended in verse (1) can be performed.

(3) The provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) do not apply if the Member of the House:

a. caught hand committing a felony; b. dissent committing a criminal offence of being threatened

with a death criminal or a life prison criminal or criminal offence against humanity and state security based on sufficient preliminary evidence; or

c. disfigures special criminal conduct.

BAB IV DPD

Parts of Susunan and Occupation

Article 246

The DPD is made up of the deputy provincial regional elected by the general election.

Section 247

DPD is an institution representation of the region that is a state institution.

The Second Part of the Function

Section 248

(1) DPD has a function:

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a. the application of the draft law relating to regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation and exchange and incorporation of regions, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as those related to the balancing Central and regional finance to the DPR;

b. participate in the discussion of the draft law relating to regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation, exchange and incorporation of regions, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as the central financial balance. and the area;

c. awarding the House of Representatives consideration of the state budget and state spending and the draft laws relating to taxes, education, and religion; and

d. oversight of the conduct of legislation on regional autonomy, formation, exchange and incorporation of regions, central and regional relations, management of natural resources and other economic resources, implementation of APBN, taxes, education, and religion.

(2) The functions referred to in paragraph (1) are executed within the regional representative framework.

Third Section of the Authority and the Task

Section 249

(1) DPD has the authority and task: a. submit draft legislation relating to

regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation and exchange and incorporation of areas, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as those related to the the central financial balance and the area to the House;

b. participate in the design of legislation relating to the terms of the letter a;

c. assemble and submit a list of inventory issues of the bill coming from the House or the President with regard to the event of the law. as referred to in the letter a;

d. provide consideration to the DPR for the draft of the law regarding the APBN and the draft laws relating to taxes, education and religion;

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e. can perform supervision over the conduct of laws regarding regional autonomy, formation, exchange, and incorporation of regions, central and regional relations, natural resource management, and other economic resources, implementation of APBN, taxes, and other economic resources. education, and religion;

f. convey the results of supervision over the conduct of the law regarding regional autonomy, formation, exchange, and incorporation of areas, central and local relations, management of natural resources and other economic resources, the implementation of laws APBN, taxes, education, and religion to the House as a matter of consideration for follow up;

g. receive the results of examination of the country ' s finances from the BPK as the material makes consideration to the House on the draft legislation relating to APBN;

h. provide consideration to the DPR in the election of BPK members; and

i. drafting a national legislation program related to regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation and exchange and incorporation of regions, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as those related to Central and regional financial balance.

(2) In the exercise of surveillance duties as referred to in paragraph (1) letter d, DPD members can conduct meetings with local government, DPRD, and community elements in its constituency.

Section 250

(1) In carrying out the authority and duties as referred to in Section 249, DPD compiles budgets that are poured in programs and activities in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invite rules.

(2) In compiling the program and DPD activities as referred to in paragraph (1), to meet its needs, DPD can Drafting a special fee standard and administing it to the Government to be discussed together.

(3) The DPD budget management as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the DPD General Secretariat under the supervision of the Household Affairs Committee in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

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(4) DPD specifies the DPD budget management accountability in the DPD regulations in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invited rules.

(5) DPD reports budgeting management as referred to in paragraph (3) to the public in the annual performance report.

Article 251 Further provisions regarding the implementation of the DPD's authority and duties as referred to in Section 249 are set forth in the DPD regulations on the order.

Part 4 Membership

Article 252

(1) The DPD members of each province are set to as many as 4 (four) people.

(2) The number of DPD members is no more than 1/3 (one per three) the number of members of the House.

(3) The DPD membership is inaugurated with the President ' s dec assuming office, the House member An intertime replacement, as referred to in verse (3) states the oath-a promise guided by the Speaker of the House with the text of the oath.

(6) The intertime of the House of Representatives is not implemented if the rest of the time is not in place. The term of a member of the House of Representatives is replaced by less than 6 (six) months.

Paragraph 3 Temporary Pit Stop

Article 244

(1) The House Member is temporarily suspended due to:

a. To be a defendant in the case of a public criminaision. (4) DPD members in the exercise of their domicile duties in the area

his election and have an office in the provincial capital of his constituency.

(5) The tenure of the DPD member is 5 (five) years and ends at the time of the new DPD member Say the vows.

Article 253

(1) Members of the DPD before taking out his oath/appointment jointly hosted by the Chief Justice in the plenary session of the DPD.

(2) A member of the DPD who impeded the oath/mutual promise-as referred to in paragraph (1) utts the oath-a promise guided by the DPD leadership.

(3) More terms on the manner of the oath pronunciation/appointment as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are set in the DPD rules on order.

Section 254

Oath/appointments as referred to in Section 253 "For the sake of God, I swear to God,"

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that I will fulfill my obligations as a member/vice chairman of the Regional Representative Council with his fair and fair, in accordance with the laws, by guideline on Pancasila and the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

that I am in the exercise of duty will work with truly-truly, for the sake of the life of democracy, as well as the importance of the interests of the nation, the state, and the region rather than private interests, a person, and a group;

that I will fight for the aspirations of the regions I represent in order to realize national goals in the interests of the nation and the Unity State of Indonesia.

Article 255

(1) In the provinces created after the implementation of the general election is not held DPD member elections up to the next general election.

(2) The DPD members in the parent province also represent provinces formed after the general election.

Fifth Section of the DPD Rights

Section 256

DPD reserves the right: a. submit draft legislation relating to

regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation and exchange and incorporation of areas, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as those related to the Central and regional financial balance;

b. participate in discussing the draft laws relating to regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation, exchange, and incorporation of regions, management of natural resources and other economic resources, and the central financial balance and region;

c. gives consideration to the House in the discussion of draft legislation on the state budget and shopping and draft legislation relating to tax, education, and religion;

d. conducted oversight of the implementation of legislation on regional autonomy, formation, exchange, and incorporation

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regions, central and regional relations, natural resource management and other economic resources, APBN, tax, education and religious resources.

Sixth Section of the Rights and Liability of Members

Paragraph 1 of the Right Member

Section 257

Members of the DPD are entitled to: a. ask;

b. convey a proposal and an opinion; c. select and be selected; d. Self-defense; e. Immunity;

f. Protokoler; and g. financial and administrative.

Paragraph 2 Of Member Liability

Section 258

Members of the DPD are obliged to: a. holding firm and observing Pancasila; b. implement the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia

in 1945 and obey the rules of the negotiations;

c. retain and maintain national and territorial integrity of the State of the Republic of Indonesia;

d. precede the interests of the country above the vested interests, groups, groups, and regions;

e. Obey the principles of democracy in the governance of the country;

f. Obeying the order and the code of conduct; g. maintaining ethics and norms in working relationships with other agencies; h. hold and follow up with

community aspirations and aspirations;

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i. provide a moral and political responsibility to the people in the region that it represents.

The Seventh Part of the Completeness Tool

Section 259

(1) The completion tool of the DPD consists of: a. Leadership, Leadership, Leadership Committee of Yawarah;

c. Working committee; d. The committee of the designers of the Undang; e. Committee on Home Affairs;

f. Honorary Board; and g. other completeness tools are required and set up by the meeting

pariplenary. (2) Further terms on the manner of formation, arrangement,

as well as the authority and task of the DPD's completeness are set up in the DPD regulations on order.

Paragraph 1 Leadership

Section 260

(1) The DPD leadership consists of Top 1 (one) the chairperson and 2 (two) of the elected vice chairpersons of and by the DPD members in the DPD plenary session.

(2) In terms of DPD leadership as referred to in paragraph (1) has not been formed, the DPD is led by the DPD interim leader.

(3) The DPD interim leader as referred to in paragraph (2) consists of 1 (one) interim chairperson and 1 (one) temporary vice chairman who is the oldest member and youngest member of his age.

(4) In terms of the oldest member and/or the youngest member as referred to in verse (3) impeded, as his successor is the oldest member and/or the next youngest member.

(5) The Chairman and vice chairman of the DPD was unveiled with the DPD decision.

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(6) The Chairman of the DPD prior to taking his oath of oath, as referred to in Article 258, hosted by the Chief Justice.

(7) Further provisions of the layout The DPD leadership election is set in the DPD regulations on order.

Article 261 (1) The DPD leadership is in charge:

a. lead the DPD hearing and conclude the trial results for the decision to be taken;

b. Drafting a work plan; c. became a spokesman for the DPD; d. Execute and execute the DPD's decision;

e. hold consultations with the President and the leadership of other state agencies in accordance with the DPD ' s decision;

f. represent the DPD in court; g. implement the DPD decision regarding the designation

sanction or rehabilitation of members in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the laws;

h. establish the general direction and policy of the DPD budget; and

i. submit a performance report in a special DPD plenary session held for it.

(2) Further provisions on the conduct of the conduct of the leadership duties as referred to in paragraph (1) are set in the DPD regulations on the order of order.

paragraph 2 of the Consultive Committee

section 262

The Consultive Committee is set up by the DPD and is a fixed DPD completeness tool.

Article 263

(1) The Committee of Musyawarah is in charge of setting the schedule and events trial.

(2) The membership of the work committee is set by the DPD plenary session at the beginning of the DPD activities and at any beginning of the trial year, except at the beginning The last trial of the DPD membership period.

(3) The work committee is headed by the leadership of the work committee.

Article 265

(1) The task of the work committee in the submission of the draft law is to conduct specific arrangements and discussions.

(2) The Task Force (s). The working committee on the discussion of the bill that comes from the House or the President is to do the discussion as well as draw up the views and opinions of the DPD.

(3) The task of the working committee in consideration of consideration is:

a. conduct the discussion and drafting of the DPD regarding the draft legislation on the APBN and the draft legislation relating to tax, education and religion; and

b. The DPD's consideration of the candidate for the BPK has been filed.

(4) The task of the working committee in the field of supervision is:

a. perform supervision over the execution of certain field laws; and

b. discuss the results of the BPK examination.

Article 266

Further provisions on the shaping and work mechanism of the work committee are set up in the DPD regulations on the order.

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Paragraph 4 Committee Designer

Section 267 (1) The Act Designer Committee is set up by DPD and

is a fixed and fixed DPD completeness tool. (2) The membership of the Committee of the Designers Act is set by

the plenary session of the DPD at the beginning of the DPD membership period and at any beginning of the year of the trial, except at the beginning of the last session of the DPD membership period.

(3) Act Designers led by the leadership of the Committee Committee of the Act.

Article 268

(1) The Panitia Designer Act is in charge: a. planning and compiling programs as well as priority order

The draft review of legislation for 5 (five) years and annual priorities in the DPD environment;

b. discussing the proposed bill based on the established priority program;

c. conduct discussion, harmonization, rounding, and conception of the draft law prepared by the DPD;

d. Conducting discussion, alteration, and/or refinement of the draft law specifically commissioned by the Panitia Musyawarah and/or the plenary session;

e. conduct coordination, consulting, and evaluation in order to follow the development of the draft legislation that is being discussed by the working committee;

f. Conduct an evaluation of an undang-undrau; and

g. Create a performance report and inventory of the problem, both of which are already and are not resolved to be used as a material by the Committee for the next membership.

Article 269

More terms further regarding the layout of the formation and work mechanism of the Committee Designer Act is set in the DPD regulations on the order.

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Paragraph 5 Honorary Agency

Article 270

(1) The Honorary Board is set up by the DPD and is a fixed DPD completeness tool.

(2) Further provisions on the system of the formation Honorary Board is set in the DPD regulations on order.

Article 271

(1) The Honorary Agency is in charge of conducting an investigation and verification of the complaint against the member due to:

a. not to perform the obligations as referred to in Article 258;

b. unable to perform the task on a continuous or unimpeded task as a member of the DPD for 3 (three) consecutive months without any description;

c. not attending the plenary session and/or meeting of the DPD completeness tool that is the the duties and obligations of 6 (six) times in a row for no valid reason;

d. no longer qualify as a candidate for the DPD in accordance with the laws regarding the general election of the DPR, DPD, and the DPRD; and/or

e. violates the terms of the prohibition as set forth in this Act.

(2) In addition to the task as referred to in paragraph (1), the Honorary Agency conducts the evaluation and refinement of the DPD regulations on the DPD's order and code of conduct.

(3) The Board of Honor authorities call the related parties and do cooperation with other agencies.

(4) The Honorary Agency makes a performance report at the end of the membership period.

Article 272

Further provisions concerning the the mechanism of execution of authority and the duty of the Board of Honor is set in the DPD ' s regulations on the Board of Honor ceremonies.

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Paragraph 6 Of The Household Affairs Committee

Article 273 (1) Of The Household Affairs Committee was formed by the DPD and is

A fixed-fixed DPD completeness tool. (2) The membership of the Household Affairs Committee is set by the hearing

plenary of the DPD at the beginning of the DPD's activities and at any beginning of the year of the trial, except at the beginning of the last session of the DPD membership period.

(3) Household Affairs Committee led by the leadership of the Committee on Household Affairs.

Article 274

(1) The Household Affairs Committee is in charge: a. assist the DPD leadership in determining the policy

to the DPD's house, including the welfare of the members and employees of the DPD General Secretariat;

b. assist the DPD leadership in conducting oversight of the execution of duties and obligations undertaken by the DPD General Secretariat;

c. assist the DPD leadership in planning and drafting the DPD budget policy;

d. Perform other tasks related to the DPD's issue of the problem assigned by the DPD leadership based on the results of the Committee of the Yawarah; and

e. submit a performance report in a special DPD plenary session held for it.

(2) Household Affairs Committee may request an explanation and data required to the DPD General Secretariat.

(3) Household Affairs Committee makes an inventory of the issue, both already and unsettled to be used as a material by the Household Affairs Committee on the next membership term.

Article 275 Conditions further on the way the formation and work mechanism of the Household Business Committee is set in the DPD regulations on the order.

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Eighth Section Implementation and DPD Task

Paragraph 1 Submission and Reform Bill

Section 276

(1) DPD may submit a bill based on the program national legislation.

(2) The draft legislation as referred to a paragraph (1) accompanied by an academic script may be proposed by the Committee of the Designers of the Act and/or the working committee.

(3) The draft bill as In question, the verse is decided to be the law of the law. From the DPD in the DPD plenary session.

Article 277 (1) The draft bill as referred to in Section 276

paragraph (3) and academic text is delivered with a letter of introduction by the DPD to the Speaker of the House by busan to the President.

(2) Letter The DPD's introduction of the DPD as referred to in paragraph (1) refers also to the Committee of the Designers of the Act and/or the work committee representing the DPD in the discussion of the bill.

Article 278

(1) DPD delivers Invite-a-Invite-to-President's list of inventory issues. which are related to regional autonomy, central and regional relations, formation and exchange and incorporation of regions, management of natural resources and other economic resources, as well as those related to the financial balance of the center and regions to Thirty (sixty) days since the receipt of the proposed draft of the House or the President.

(2) The inventory of the issue inventory as referred to in paragraph (1) is delivered to the House and the President with an introductory letter. -DPD.

Section 279

In the discussion of the draft law as referred to in Section 248 paragraph (1) the letter b and the letter c, DPD delivered

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views and opinions in the I-level talks as referred to in Article 170 of the paragraph (1), Article 170 paragraph (2) letter b and letter e, as well as Article 170 of the paragraph (4) letter b.

Section 280

Further provisions on the participation of DPD in the discussion of the draft law are set up in the DPD regulations on order.

Paragraph 2 Giving Perscales

against the Draft Act

Article 281

DPD provides consideration to the draft law as referred to in Article 248 paragraph (1) letter c to the Speaker of the House.

Article 282

(1) Against the draft law on APBN, the DPD provides consideration to the House of Representatives 14 (fourteen) Days before the joint approval of the DPR and the President.

(2) Against the draft Laws relating to taxation, education, and religion, the DPD provides consideration to the House of 30 (thirty) days since the accession of the House of Representatives.

(3) Perscales as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are delivered in writing by the DPD leadership to the DPR after it was decided in the plenary session of the DPD.

(4) In the awarding of the consideration as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) applies the provisions of Article 176.

(5) Further provisions regarding consideration are set up in the DPD regulations on order.

Paragraph 3 Giving Perscales against prospective BPK Members

Article 283

(1) DPD gives consideration to The House of Representatives of the BPK.

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(2) Perscales as referred to in paragraph (1) are decided in the plenary session of the DPD.

(3) Perscales as referred to in paragraph (2) are delivered in writing by the DPD leadership to the slowest 3 (three) days prior to the implementation of the BPK member elections.

(4) In the awarding of the consideration as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) applies the provisions of Article 192.

(5) Further provisions regarding consideration are set up in the DPD regulations on order.

paragraph 4 The delivery of the Surveillance Results

Section 284

(1) DPD delivers a surveillance result of execution Invite-invite as referred to in Section 248 paragraph (1) letter d to the DPR as a consideration.

(2) The results of the supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) are decided in the DPD plenary session.

(3) Further provisions on the delivery of surveillance results as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the DPD regulations on the order.

Paragraph 5 The results of the BPK Examination

Section 285

(1) DPD receive the results of the country ' s financial checks delivered by the BPK leadership to the DPD leadership in a special event held for it.

(2) DPD menuates the work committee to discuss the results of state financial checks by the BPK after the BPK convey an explanation.

(3) The results of the discussion as referred to in paragraph (2) are decided At the plenary session of the DPD.

(4) The decision as referred to in paragraph (3) is presented to the House with an introductory letter from the DPD leadership to be subject to consideration for the DPR.

(5) Further provisions on the discussion of the results of state financial checks by the BPK are set up with the DPD regulations on the order.

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The Ninth Part Of The Implementation Of The Member Rights

Paragraph 1 Right Asked

Article 286

(1) The DPD member has a right to ask. (2) The right to question as referred to in paragraph (1) is done in

the trial and/or meeting in accordance with the authority and duties of the DPD as referred to in Section 249 of the paragraph (1) letter e.

(3) Further provisions of asking rights are regulated in the DPD regulations on order.

paragraph 2 of the right-to-suggestion and Opinion

Article 287

(1) The DPD members are entitled to address and opinions on the (2) The provisions of the method of delivery and opinions are set in the DPD regulation of the order.

Paragraph 3 The Right to Choose and Selected

Article 288

(1) Members of the DPD have the right to vote and be selected to take office Certain in the DPD's completeness.

(2) The terms of the conduct of the conduct of the right to choose and are selected as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed in the DPD rules regarding the order.

Paragraph 4 Self Defending Rights

Section 289

(1) The presumed DPD member conduct an oath violation, a code of conduct, and/or not carry out an obligation as a member given the opportunity to defend itself and/or provide a description to the Board of Honor.

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(2) The terms of the self-defense system and/or provide the description as referred to in paragraph (1) are set forth in the DPD regulations on the event of the Honorary Board.

Paragraph 5 Of Imunitas Rights

Section 290

(1) The DPD member has an immunity right. (2) The DPD member cannot be prosecuted in front of the court because

statements, questions, and/or opinions that are either verbally or written in the DPD meeting or outside of the DPD meeting related to the function and the The authority and the DPD task.

(3) DPD members may not be reimbursed for statements, questions, and/or opinions that are either in the DPD meeting or outside of the DPD meeting related to the function and the authority and duties of the DPD.

(4) The provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) do not apply in regard to the member concerned to announce the agreed materials in a closed meeting or otherwise referred to in the provisions of the secret country in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

paragraph 6 of the Prototype Rigy and/or meeting of the DPD completeness and obligations of 6 (six) times in a row for no valid reason;

e. not qualify as a candidate for the DPD in accordance with the provisions of the general election; or

f. Violation of the terms of the prohibition as set forth in this Act.

Section 308 (1) The DPD's Pit Stop as referred to in Section 307

paragraph (1) letter a and letter b as well as in paragraph (2) the letter c is proposed by the DPD. announced in the plenary session.

(2) The longest 7 (seven) days since the proposal of the DPD's leadership was announced in the plenary session as referred to in paragraph (1), the DPD leadership delivered the proposal of a DPD member's dismissal to the President for the obtaining the inauguration of the dismissal.

(3) The President inaugurated the stop In the event of a (2) most of the twelve (fourteen) days since the receipt of the DPD (DPD) of the DPD.

Section 309

(1) DPD members ' Pit Stop as referred to in Section 307 (2) letters a, letter b, letter d, letter e, and letter f, performed after the results of the investigation and verification were poured in the decision of the Agency DPD honors for complaints from the leadership of the DPD, society and/or voters.

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(2) The decision of the DPD Honorary Board regarding the termination of the DPD member as referred to in paragraph (1) is reported by the DPD Honorary Board to the plenary session.

(3) the longest 7 (seven) days since The DPD Honor Board decision which has been reported in the plenary session as referred to in paragraph (2), the DPD leadership presented the DPD Honor Board decision to the President to obtain the inauguration of the dismissal.

(4) President Inaugurate the termination as specified in verse (3) at most 14 (fourteen) days Since the receipt of the DPD's withdrawal from the DPD leadership.

Section 310

(1) In terms of conduct of investigation and verification as referred to in Article 309 paragraph (1), the DPD Honorary Board may request assistance from an independent expert.

(2) Further provisions on the layout investigation, verification, and decision making by the DPD Honor Board are set in the DPD regulations on the Board of Honor events.

Paragraph 2 Interchangetime

Section 311

(1) DPD Members who stopped Intertime as referred to in Section 307 paragraph (1) is replaced by a candidate for the DPD. obtaining the most votes next in the list ranking of the DPD's candidate votes from the same province.

(2) In terms of DPD candidates who are acquiring the most votes next in the list of the gains rankings vote for the DPD candidate as referred to in paragraph (1) dies, resigns, or is no longer eligible as a candidate for the DPD, a DPD member as intended in paragraph (1) is replaced by a candidate for the DPD who gains the next most votes.

(3) The tenure of DPD member states intertime Continue the remainder of the DPD member's term which is being replaced.

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Section 312

(1) The DPD leadership relayed the names of DPD members who were discharged between the time and requested the name of a replacement intertime candidate for the KPU.

(2) the KPU relayed the name of the intertime successor based on the provisions as referred to in Section 311 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) to the DPD's slowest 5 (five) days since the receipt of the DPD's letter.

(3) The slowest 7 (seven) days since receiving the name of an intertime replacement candidate from the KPU as referred to in paragraph (2), the DPD leader relayed the name of DPD member who was dismissed and the name of the intertime successor to the President.

(4) The slowest 14 (fourteen) days since receiving the name of DPD member who was discharged and the name of the intertime successor of the DPD leadership as referred to in paragraph (3), the President inaugurated the dismissal and his appointment with the decision President.

(5) Before taking up his post, member of DPD substitute intertime As it is written in verse (3) pronounce the oath, which is guided by the leadership of the DPD, by means of the manner and the text of the oath, as set forth in Section 253 and Article 254.

(6) The DPD member's time interchangers are not implemented if the remainder of the DPD member term is replaced with less than 6 (six) months.

Paragraph 3 Temporary Pit Stop

Article 313

(1) DPD members are dismissed temporarily due to: a. To be a defendant in a public criminal case that

was threatened with a prison criminal of the shortest 5 (five) years; or

b. (2) In the case of a DPD member is found guilty of committing a criminal offence, as referred to in paragraph a (1) letter a or letter b based on the court ruling that has been passed obtaining a fixed legal force, the DPD member in question was dismissed as a member of the DPD.

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(3) In case the DPD members are declared to be unproven to commit a criminal offence as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a or letter b based on the court ruling that has obtained a fixed legal force, member of the DPD which is enabled.

(4) DPD Members who are suspended temporarily, continue to obtain certain financial rights.

(5) Further provisions on the manner of temporary dismissal are set in the DPD ' s regulations on the order of order.

BAB V DPRD PROVINCE

Section Parts of Susunan and Occupation

Article 314

The provincial DPRD consists of a member of the electoral political party elected through the general election.

Article 315

The provincial DPRD is a representative institution of the people of the region as an organizer element. Provincial government.

Second part of the function

Article 316

(1) Provincial DPRD has a function: a. legislation; b. budget; and c. supervision.

(2) The three functions as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed within the framework of the representation of the people in the province.

Third Section of the Authority and the Task

Article 317

(1) the provincial DPRD has authority and duties: a. forming provincial regional regulations with the governor;

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b. discuss and provide an area regulatory draft agreement on the revenue and shopping budget of provincial areas submitted by the governor;

c. carry out oversight of the implementation of regional regulations and revenue budgets and shopping province area;

d. propose appointment and dismissal of the governor and/or deputy governor to the President via the Minister of Home Affairs to obtain the appointment of appointment and/or dismissal;

e. selected the deputy governor in terms of the vacancy of the deputy governor ' s office;

f. provide an opinion and consideration to the provincial regional governsign; or c. dismissed.

(2) The DPD members are dismissed intertime as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter c, if:

a. unable to perform the task continuously or hindrously as a member of the DPD for 3 (three) consecutive months with no description;

b. breaking the oath/appointment of the title and code of conduct of the DPD;

c. found guilty based on a court ruling that has obtained a legal force persists for committing a criminal offence with a prison criminal 5 (five) years or more;

d. do not attend the full pariencment against the international treaty plan in the area;

g. provide consent to the international cooperation plan conducted by the provincial local government;

h. asked for a report of the governor ' s accountability in the holding of provincial government;

i. provide consent to the cooperation plan with other areas or with third parties weighing the public and the area;

j. The work of the regional obligation is in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the law; and

k. exercise authority and other duties set out in t

(5) In terms of the political parties whose membership numbers in the provincial DPRD do not meet the provisions as referred to in verse (3), Members can join forces with existing factions or form a joint faction.

(6) In that no one political party meets the requirement to form a fraction as referred to in verse (3) it is formed a combined fraction.

(7) The number of combined fractions as referred to in paragraph (5) and paragraph (6) at most 2 (two) The fraction.

(8) The political party as referred to in verse (4) and verse (5) must sit its members in 1 (one) fraction.

(9) The Fraction has a secretariat.

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(10) The provincial Secretariat of the province provides a means, budget, and expert power to increase the implementation of the fraction tasks according to the needs and with regard to the capabilities of the APBD.

The Eighth Section of the Provincial Assembly's Completions

Article 326

(1) The province's completion tool is composed of: a. Leadership, Leadership, Leadership The body of the yawn; c. commission;

d. The Agency for Local Legislas; e. Budget Agency; f. Honorary Board; and

g. other completeness tools required and set up by the plenary meeting.

(2) In the course of its duties, the completeness is assisted by the secretariat.

(3) The provisions of the manner of formation, arrangement, and authority and tool tasks Provincial DPRD regulations are set in provincial DPRD regulations on order.

Article 327

(1) The provincial DPRD leadership consists of: a. 1 (one) the chairperson and 4 (four) the vice chairman for the DPRD

a province of 85 (eighty-five) up to 100 (one hundred) people;

b. 1 (one) the chairperson and 3 (three) the vice chairman for the provincial DPRD (forty-five) up to 84 (eighty-four) people;

c. 1 (one) the speaker and two (two) representatives of the 35-member provincial legislature (thirty-five) up to 44 (forty-four) persons.

(2) The leader as referred to in verse (1) comes from a political party based on the the most seat acquisition sequence in provincial DPRD.

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(3) Provincial DPRD Chairman is a member of the provincial DPRD that is from the political party that is the first most seats in the provincial city council.

(4) In terms of more than 1 (one) political parties acquiring the first most seats as referred to in verse (3), the chairman of the provincial DPRD is a member of the provincial DPRD that derives the most votes.

(5) In terms of more than 1 (one) political party who obtained the same most votes as referred to in verse (4), the determination of the chairman of the DPRD The province is based on the distribution of the wider political party.

(6) In that there are more than 1 (one) political parties that acquire the first most seats as referred to in verse. (3), the deputy speaker of the provincial legislature is a member of the provincial DPRD which is from the political party which is the second, third, and/or fourth most votes.

(7) If there is still the seat of the former vice chairman of the provincial city council, the province has not been occupied.

referred to in verse (6), then the vice chairman ' s seat is filled by members of the provincial DPRD which coming from a political party that acquires the second most seats.

(8) In that there are more than 1 (one) political parties that acquire the second most seats, the vice chairman as referred to the paragraph (7) is determined by order of the results of the most votes.

(9) In terms of more than 1 (one) political party acquiring the second most seats as referred to in paragraph (7), the determination of the deputy chairman of the provincial DPRD as referred to in paragraph (8) is done based on the wider range of political party votes. respectively.

Article 328 (1) In terms of the provincial DPRD leadership as referred to in

Article 327 paragraph (1) has not yet been formed, the provincial DPRD is led by the provincial DPRD.

(2) The interim leader of the provincial DPRD As referred to in paragraph (1) consists of 1 (one) the speaker and 1 (one) the vice chairman who comes from 2 (two) political parties who obtain the first and second most seats in the provincial DPRD.

(3) In terms of more than 1 (one) The political party that acquires the most seats equal, the chairman and vice chairman while the DPRD

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provinces were determined deliberatively by the representatives of the corresponding political party in the provincial DPRD.

(4) The chairman and vice chairman of the provincial DPRD was formalized by the decision of the Minister of the Interior.

(5) The leader of the provincial legislature before the appointment of his oath, as referred to in Article 293, was guided by the high court chairman.

(6) Further provisions of the governance of the Council of Representatives (DPRD) are the means to which the Council of Justice is set. province is set in provincial DPRD regulations on orderly conduct.

Article 329

The Commission as referred to in Section 326 paragraph (1) of the letter c is created with the provision:

a. The provincial DPRD, which consists of 35 (thirty-five), is up to 55 (fifty-five) people forming 4 (four) commissions;

b. The Provincial Assembly of more than 55 (fifty-five) people make up 5 (five) commissions.

Ninth Part Implementation of Provincial Assembly Rights

paragraph 1 of Interpelasi Rights

Article 330

(1) The rights of the interpelasi as referred to in Article 322 paragraph (1) of the letter a proposed by: a. At least ten (ten) members of the provincial DPRD and more

of 1 (one) fraction for the provincial DPRD (thirty-five) people up to 75 (seventy-five) people;

b. At least 15 (fifteen) members of the provincial legislature and more than 1 (one) of the fraction for the provincial legislature consisting of 75 (seventy-five) people.

(2) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) was submitted to the leadership of the DPRD province.

(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) is the right of the provincial DPRD interpelasi if it receives approval from a provincial assembly meeting of more than 1/2 (one per two) member of the provincial assembly and the ruling. taken with the consent of more than 1/2 (one per two) the number of members of the provincial DPRD present.

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(4) Further provisions on the manner of implementation of interpelasi rights are set in provincial DPRD regulations on order.

Paragraph 2 of Angket Rights

Section 331 (1) The ketone rights as contemplated in Article 322 paragraph (1) letter b

is proposed by: a. At least ten (ten) members of the provincial DPRD and more

of 1 (one) fraction for the provincial DPRD (thirty-five) people up to 7and duties of the provincial DPRD, as well as rights and obligation of member of the provincial DPRD, formed a fraction as a container of members of the provincial DPRD.

(2) Each member of the provincial DPRD must be a member of one of the fraction.

(3) Every fraction in the provincial DPRD is the least member of the province. equal to the number of commissions in the provincial DPRD.

(4) The political party that the number of its members in The DPRD province reaches provisions as referred to in verse (3) or more can form 1 (one) fraction. 5 (seventy-five) people;

b. At least 15 (fifteen) members of the provincial legislature and more than 1 (one) of the fraction for the provincial legislature consisting of 75 (seventy-five) people.

(2) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) was submitted to the leadership of the DPRD province.

(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be the right of the provincial DPRD if it receives the approval of the provincial DPRD plenary meeting at least 3/4 (three per four) of the provincial DPRD members and the ruling. taken with the least 2/3 apThe longest 7 (seven) days since the accession of the dismissal as referred to in paragraph (1), the head of the provincial DPRD conveyits the proposal. stop of members of the provincial DPRD to the Minister of the Interior through the governor to acquire The inauguration of the dismissal.

(3) The longest 7 (seven) days since the receipt of the dismissal as referred to in verse (2), the governor presented the proposal to the Minister of the Interior.

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(2) provincial government officials, legal entities, or citizens in the province referred to as referred to in paragraph (1) are required to meet the provincial DPRD calls, unless there is a valid reason according to the rules It's

(3) In terms of provincial government officials, legal entities, or citizens in the province have been summoned with a commendable-do not meet the call as referred to in paragraph (2), the provincial DPRD may call in force with the help of the State Police of Indonesia in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Article 334

Panitia angket reports the execution of its duties to the plenary meeting of the provincial DPRD's longest 60 (sixty) days since the establishment of the committee.

Article 335 Terms further on the manner of implementation of the implementation of the city. the right of the angket is set in the provincial DPRD regulation of the order.

Paragraph 3 The right expressed an opinion

Article 336

(1) The right to state opinion as referred to in Section 322 of the paragraph (1) the letter c is proposed by:

a. At least 15 (fifteen) members of the provincial DPRD and more than 1 (one) fraction for the provincial DPRD (thirty-five) people up to 75 (seventy-five) people;

b. At least twenty (twenty) provincial people and more than 1 (one) of the fraction for a provincial legislature consisting of 75 (seventy-five) people.

(2) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted to the leadership of the DPRD province.

(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) as the right to declare the provincial DPRD opinion if it receives the approval of the provincial DPRD plenary meeting at least 3/4 (three per four) of the number of members of the DPRD provinces and rulings are taken with the least two-thirds of approval (two-thirds) of the number of members of the DPRD provinces present.

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Section 337

Further provisions on the manner of implementation of the right to express opinion are set out in the provincial DPRD regulations on order.

The Tenth Section of the Implementation of the Member Rights

Paragraph 1 of the immunity rights

Article 338

(1) Member of the provincial DPRD has immunity rights. (2) The provincial DPRD member cannot be prosecuted before the court

for statements, questions, and/or opinions which are either verbally or written in a provincial assembly meeting or outside of the provincial DPRD meeting which with respect to the function and the authority and task of the provincial DPRD.

(3) The provincial assembly member cannot be replaced between time because of statements, questions, and/or opinions which are driven both in the provincial assembly and outside of the meeting. Provincial DPRD related to the function as well as the authority and duties of the provincial DPRD.

(4) The provisions as specified in the paragraph (1) do not apply in the case of the concerned member promulgated material that has been agreed upon in a closed meeting or otherwise referred to in the provisions of the country's secrets. with the provisions of the laws.

paragraph 2 of Protocoler Rights

Section 339

(1) The leadership and member of the provincial DPRD has the right of protokoler.

(2) The rights of the protokoler as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed in government regulations.

Paragraph 3 of the Right Finance and Administrative

Article 340 (1) The leadership and members of the provincial DPRD have financial and

administrative rights.

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(2) The leading financial and administrative rights of the provincial DPRD as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by government regulations.

(3) In exercising the authority and its duties, the leadership and the members Provincial DPRD reserves the right to obtain an allowance for which it is adjusted to regional capabilities.

(4) Financial management and allowances as referred to by paragraph (1) and verse (3) are exercised by the secretariat of the provincial DPRD in accordance with the regulations. government.

Section Eleventh of the Trial and Decision Capture

paragraph 1 of the trial

Article 341

(1) At the beginning of the membership term, the year of the provincial assembly session begins at the time of the oath/appointment of the member.

(2) The year of the trial is divided in 3 (three) trial periods. (3) The term of the trial includes a period of trial and recess, except in

the final trial of a single period of provincial DPRD membership, the term of recess is abolished.

Article 342

All meetings in the provincial DPRD are essentially in nature. open, unless certain meetings are declared closed.

Article 343

Further provisions on the manner of the proceedings and provincial DPRD meetings are set in provincial DPRD regulations on order.

Paragraph 2 retrieval Decision

Section 344

(1) The decision-making in the provincial DPRD meeting on essentially done in a deliberation manner to mufakat.

(2) If the manner of decision making as referred to paragraph (1) is not reached, the decision is taken on the basis of the most votes.

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Article 345

(1) Any provincial DPRD meeting may take the decision if fulfilling a quorum.

(2) Kuorum as referred to in paragraph (1) is fulfilled if:

a. The meeting was attended by at least 3/4 (three per four) of the provincial council's membership to take approval for the conduct of the rights and opinions and to make decisions regarding the removal of the governor and/or the government of the city. deputy governor;

b. meeting attended by at least 2/3 (two-thirds) of the provincial DPRD members to dismiss the provincial DPRD leadership as well as to establish regional regulations and regional spending and revenue budgets;

c. meeting attended by more From 1/2 (one per two) the number of members of the provincial DPRD for a plenary meeting of the provincial DPRD in addition to the meeting as well as the letters a and letter b.

(3) The meeting decision is declared valid if:

a. approved by at least 2/3 (two-thirds) of the number of provincial DPRD members present, for the meeting as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a;

b. approved by more than 1/2 (one pe a county/kota; b draft ordinance draft. ask a question; c. convey a proposal and an opinion; d. selected and selected; e. Self-defense; f. Immunity; g. following the orientation and task of the task; h. Protokoler; and i. financial and administrative.

Paragraph 2 Of Member Liability

Article 373 Member of the county/city DPRD is obligated:

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a. holding firm and exuking Pancasila;

b. e appointment and removal of the regent/mayor and/or deputy regent/deputy mayor to the Minister of the Interior through the governor to obtain the appointment of appointment and/or dismissal;

e. selected the deputy regent/deputy mayor in the event of a vacancy in the post of deputy regent/deputy mayor;

f. provide opinions and considerations to the county/city regional governments against the international treaty plan in the area;

g. provide approval of an international cooperation plan undertaken by the county/kota;

h. Request report on account of the administration/mayor in the administration of the county/kota;

i. provide consent to the plan of cooperation with other areas or with third parties weighing the public and the area;

j. The work of the regional obligation is in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the law; and

k. exercise authority and other duties set out in the provisions of the laws.

(2) The terms of the conduct of the conduct of the authority and the task as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed in the county/city DPRD regulations on the order.

Section 4 Membership

Section 367

(1) Member of the DPRD The district/city numbers at least 20 (twenty) people and at most 50 (fifty) people.

(2) The county/city DPRD Membership is formalized by the governor's decision.

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(3) Member of the county municipality/city domiciled in the capital city/city concerned.

(4) The term of the county/city council member is 5 (five) years and ends at the time of the county/city DPRD member The new ones say the vows.

Article 368 (1) Member of the district council/city before taking office

utts the oath/pledge jointly guided by the speaker of the state court in a plenary meeting of the district/city DPRD.

(2) Council/city councilman/city who impeded the oath/appointment together as referred to in paragraph (1) pronounce the oath/promise guided by the district/city council leader.

(3) More terms on the manner of the oath pronunciation/appointment as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are set in the county/city DPRD regulations on order.

Article 369

Oath/appointment as contemplated In this Section 368: "By Allah I swear, that I will fulfill my duty as a member of the House of Representatives of the House of Representatives/city by as well as his fair and fair, in accordance with the terms of the law." The rules of the invitation, with the guidelines on Pancasila and The Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945; that I am in the exercise of duty will work with truly-truly, for the sake of the democratic life, as well as the importance of the interests of the nation and the state rather than vested interests, a person, and group;

that I will fight for the aspirations of the people I represent in order to realize national goals for the benefit of the nation and the Unity State of the Republic of Indonesia. "

Article 370 (1) In regard to the establishment of the county/city after the election

in general, the district/city assembly member in the district/parent city and district/city formed after the general election was conducted in a manner:

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a. establish the number of seats of the district/capital city and district/city formed after the general election based on the number of residents in accordance with the provisions in the laws regarding the general election of the DPR, DPD, and the DPRD;

b. establish the votes of political parties and candidates for members of the district/city DPRD based on the results of the general election in the constituency/capital city/city constituency/city formed after the general election;

c. determining the number of the number of people. voters based on election results in the county/city constituency/city constituency/city formed after the general election;

d. determining the overall selection of electoral political party seats based on the general election results in the district/parent and district/city electoral district formed after the general election;

e. setting the selected candidate from the list of candidates remains to fill the seat as intended on the letter d based on the most votes.

(2) The district of the DPRD member district/city as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the KPU district/parent city.

(3) Provincial Assembly member fillings are not performed for districts/cities formed after the general election set up 12 (twelve) months prior to the implementation of the general election.

(4) The tenure of the member of the DPRD district/city as referred to in paragraph (1) ends at the time of the district/city DPRD member The next general election results say a vow.

(5) further provisions of the assignment of the number and order of charging the membership of the DPRD district/the parent city and district/city formed after the general election as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the KPU rules in accordance with the terms of the applicable law. with the provisions of the laws.

The Fifth Section of the County/City Council ' s Rights

Article 371 (1) of the county/city DPRD is entitled:

a. interpelasi; b. angket; and c. state opinion.

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(2) The right of interpelasi as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a is the county/city council's right to request a statement to the regent/mayor on the policy of the important and strategic district government/city and it has an extensive impact on public and state life.

(3) The right of the ket as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b is the county/city council ' s right to conduct an inquiry into the important administrative/city government policies and the strategic as well as an extensive impact on the lives of people, regions, and countries that expected to conflict with the provisions of the laws.

(4) The right to express opinion as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c is the county/city council's right to state the opinion on the policy of the regent/mayor or regarding the extraordinary events that occurred in the area accompanied by a the recommendation of its completion or as a follow-up to the execution of rights and rights of the rights.

Part 6 of the Rights and Obligations Of The Member

paragraph 1 The Member ' s Right

Section 372 Members of the district/city DPRD are entitled to: a. submittedneral election.

Article 364 DPRD county/city is a representative institution of the people of the region that is based as an organizer of the district/city governance.

Second part of the function

Article 365

(1) the district/city DPRD has a function: a. legislation;

b. budget; and c. supervision.

(2) The three functions as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed within the framework of the representation of the people in the district/city.

Third Part of the authority and task

Section 366

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(2) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted to the leadership of the district's DPRD/city.

(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) becomes the right interpelasi of the district DPRD/city if it gets approval from the district/city plenary meeting attended by more than 1/2 (one per two) of the county/city DPRD member count and The verdict is taken with the consent of more than 1/2 (one per two) of the number of members of the district DPRD/city present.

Article 380

Further provisions on the manner of implementation of interpelasi rights are set in the rules of the DPRD district/city about order.

Paragraph 2 Angket Rights

Article 381

(1) Rights angket as referred to in Article 371 paragraph (1) the letter b is proposed by: a. At least five (five) members of the county/city DPRD and

more than 1 (one) fraction for the district/city DPRD (twenty) up to 35 (thirty-five) people;

b. At least 7 (7) members of the district/city DPRD and more than 1 (one) fraction for the county/city DPRD member above 35 (thirty-five) people.

(2) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted to the leadership of the DPRD -District/City.

(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) as the county/city council's right to the city/city meeting the city/city council (three per four) of the district/city council. and the verdict is taken with the least 2/3 (two-thirds) approval of the number of members of the district/city DPRD present.

Article 382 (1) the county district/city decides to accept or reject the proposal

The angket right as referred to in the Article 381 paragraph (1). (2) In terms of district DPRD/city accepting the rights of angket

as referred to in paragraph (1), the district capitol/city form an angket committee consisting of all the elements of the district's DPRD fraction/city with the district/city DPRD decision.

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(3) In terms of the county/city DPRD rejecting the title of angket rights as referred to in paragraph (1), the proposal cannot be refiled.

Section 383

(1) The ket panel is referred to in Article 381 verse (2), in conducting an investigation as referred to in Article 381 paragraph (3), may call county/city government officials, legal entities, or citizens of the district/city deemed to know or be aware of the problem. investigated to provide the caption and to request showing a letter or document which is related to the subject under investigation.

(2) State/city government officials, legal entities, or citizens in the district/city referred to as referred to in paragraph (1) are required to meet the district/city DPRD calls except there are legitimate reasons according to the rules of the invite-invitation.

(3) In terms of county/city government officials, legal entities, or public citizens in the district/city have been called up for a consecutive non-fulfilling calls as set forth in paragraph (2), the Regency/city DPRD may call in force with the help of the State Police of Indonesia in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Article 384

Panitia angket reports the execution of its duties to the plenary session of the district/city of the longest 60 (sixty) days since the establishment of the committee.

Article 385

Further provisions on the layout The execution of the angket rights is set in the district/city regulations of order.

Paragraph 3 The right of opinion

Article 386

(1) The right to state opinion as referred to in Article 371 paragraph (1) c is proposed by: a. at least 8 (eight) members of the county/city DPRD member

and more than 1 (one) fraction for the county/city DPRD that

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consists of 20 (twenty) up to 35 (thirty-five) people;

b. At least 10 (10) members of the county/city council and more than 1 (one) fraction for the county/city DPRD member above 35 (thirty-five) people.

(2) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted to the leadership of the district. -City Council.-City.

(3) Usul as referred to in paragraph (1) as the right to express the opinion of the DPRD district/city if it gets approval from the city/city council plenary attendance of at least 3/4 (three per four) of the number of members of the DPRD The district/city and the ruling are taken with the least two-thirds of the agreement (two-thirds) of the number of members of the district/city DPRD present.

Article 387

Further provisions on the manner of the implementation of the right to express opinion are set up in county/city DPRD regulations on order of order.

Part Tenth Implementation Of Member Rights

Paragraph 1 Of Immunity Rights

Article 388

(1) Member of the county/city DPRD has immunity rights. (2) Members of the City Council/city cannot be prosecuted in front of

the court for statements, questions, and/or opinions which are either orally or in writing in a district/city council meeting or outside of the DPRD meeting district/city related to the function as well as the authority and duties of the district/city DPRD.

(3) the county/city DPRD member cannot be replaced between time because of statements, questions, and/or opinions that are driven either in the district/city council meeting or outside of the county/city council meeting related to the function of the city. As well as the authority and duties of the municipal council/city.

(4) The provisions referred to in paragraph (1) do not apply in regard to the concerned member promulgated material that has been agreed upon in a closed meeting for secrecy or otherwise

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referred to in terms of state secrets in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

paragraph 2 of the Protocols

Section 389

(1) The Chairman and member of the DPRD district/city has a protocol right.

(2) The rights of the protokoler as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed in government regulations.

Paragraph 3 Financial and Administrative Rights

Section 390 (1) The Chairman and member of the DPRD district/city have the right

financial and administrative rights. (2) The financial and administrative rights of the leadership and members of the DPRD

district/city as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by government regulations.

(3) In exercising the authority and its duties, the leadership and members of the DPRD district/city entitled to obtain an allowance for which an area is adjusted.

(4) Financial management and allowances as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (3) are exercised by the secretariat of the Regency/city in accordance with the rules of the government.

Section Eleventh of the Trial and Decision Capture

paragraph 1 of the trial

Article 391

(1) At the beginning of the membership term, the year of the DPRD district/city assembly begins at the time of the oath/appointment of the members.

(2) The year o

Article 379

(1) Interpelasi rights as referred to in Section 371 paragraph (1) of the letter a proposed by: a. At least five (five) members of the county/city DPRD and

more than 1 (one) fraction for the district/city DPRD (twenty) up to 35 (thirty-five);

b. At least seven (seven) members of the city's district/city and more than 1 (one) fraction for the district/city DPRD member above 35 (thirty-five) people.

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