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The Electoral Commission Regulation Number 16 By 2014

Original Language Title: Peraturan Komisi Pemilihan Umum Nomor 16 Tahun 2014

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REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA STATE NEWS

No. 495, 2014 KPU. The campaign. Presidential election. Vice President.

REGULATION OF THE GENERAL ELECTION COMMISSION NUMBER 16 IN 2014

ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN OF THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY THE CHAIRMAN OF THE GENERAL ELECTION COMMISSION,

DRAW: that to implement the provisions of Article 38 paragraph (2), Section 39 of the paragraph (6), Article 42 of the paragraph (3), Section 46 of the paragraph (2), Article 58, and Section 66 of the paragraph (5) of the Law No. 42 of 2008 on the General Election of the President and the Vice President, need to establish the Regulation. The Election Commission on the Presidential Election Campaign of the President and Vice President;

Given: 1. Law No. 42 of 2008 on the Presidential Election of the President and Vice President (Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 176, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4924);

2. Law No. 15 Year 2011 on Organizing General Election (Sheet State Republic Of Indonesia 2011 Number 101, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 5246);

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3. Regulation of the Electoral Commission Number 05 of 2008 on the Working Governance Commission, the Provincial Electoral Commission, and the District/City Elections Commission as amended last with the Election Commission Regulation No. 01 of the Year 2010;

4. Regulation of the Election Commission No. 06 of 2008 on Susunan Organization and the Working Tata Secretariat General Election Commission, Secretariat of the Provincial Election Commission, and Secretariat of the Election Commission of the Regency/City as it has been was amended by the Regulation of the General Election Commission No. 22 of 2008;

5. Regulation of the Election Commission No. 4 of 2014 on the Tahapan, the Program, and the Schedule of the General Election of the President and Vice President of the Year 2014;

6. Regulation of the Electoral Commission Number of 2014 on Candidacy in the Presidential Election of the President and Vice President of 2014;

DECIDED:

SET: REGULATION OF THE GENERAL ELECTION COMMISSION ON THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN AND VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT.

CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1

In this General Election Commission Regulation referred to:

1. The next General Election is called Election, is the means of the exercise of the sovereignty of the people exercised directly, general, free, secret, honest, and fair in the State of the Republic of Indonesia based on Pancasila and the Basic Law of the State Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

2. The General Election of the President and the next Vice President is called the Presidential Election and the Vice President, is the general election to elect the President and Vice President in the Union of the Republic of Indonesia based on Pancasila and the Basic Law. Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

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3. The next Electoral Commission is called the KPU, which is the national, permanent, and self-organizing electoral organization responsible for implementing the election.

4. The Provincial Electoral Commission/Independent Commission of Aceh, called KPU Provinsi/KIP Aceh, was an organizer of the elections in charge of the elections in the province.

5. The Election Commission/Independent Commission of District/City Elections/City shall be called KPU/KIP Regency/City, is the Election organizer in charge of conducting elections in the district/city.

6. The Election Supervising Agency is next abbreviated as Bawaslu, which is the organizing body of the Election which is in charge of overseeing the elections in all areas of the Republic of Indonesia.

7. The next Provincial Election Supervising Agency is called Bawaslu Province, which is the body formed by Bawaslu, who is responsible for overseeing the elections in the province.

8. The next district/City Election Supervising Committee is called Panwaslu Regency/City, is a Committee formed by the Bawaslu Province which is in charge of overseeing the elections in Kabupaten/Kota.The Political Party is the Political Party which has been is set to be a member of the People's Representative Council Election.

9. A joint political party is a combination of two or more political parties who jointly agree to nominate one (one) spouse of the Presidential Candidate and the Vice President to the Election Commission.

10. The spouse of the Presidential Candidate and the next Vice President is called the Prospective Spouse, is the Bakal Couple of Presidential Candidates for the Presidential Election and the Vice President who has met the requirements.

11. Voters are the citizens of the Republic of Indonesia which at the time of voting have been even aged 17 (seventeen) years or more or already/have been married and/or not being deprived of the vote.

12. The Presidential Election campaign and the next Vice President called the Campaign, are the activities to convince the voters by offering the Candidate's vision, mission and program of the Candidates.

13. A Campaign Team is a team formed by the Candidates and/or the Political Party and/or the Combined Political Parties on the national and/or provincial and/or district/or districts/cities.

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14. Campaign props are all objects or other forms of vision, mission, and program of candidates, candidates, symbols, or signs of a candidate for the purpose of an election campaign aimed at inviting people to vote. Candidate pairs are certain.

15. Campaign materials are all other objects or forms that contain visions, missions, prospective partner programs, symbols, or signs that are disseminated for the purposes of an Election Campaign aimed at inviting people to choose a candidate for a particular candidate.

16. Day is a calendar day.

Article 2

(1) The campaign is performed throughout the Republic of Indonesia State.

(2) The candidate spouse has the right, opportunity, and fair and equal treatment of the Campaign.

(3) The campaign as referred to in paragraph (1) may be performed jointly or separately by the Candidate Partner and/or by the Campaign Team.

Article 3

(1) The campaign is conducted based on honest principles, open, dialogic, as well as responsible and is part of the political education for Voters.

(2) Political education as referred to in paragraph (1) is intended to increase the participation of Voters in the Presidential Election and Vice President.

CHAPTER II OF THE CAMPAIGN

Article 4

(1) The campaign is implemented by the Campaign. (2) The campaign is followed by the Campaign participants.

(3) The campaign is supported by the Campaign Officer.

Section 5

(1) The Campaign Executable as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (1) consists of:

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a. Candidate Couple; b. Governing Political Party or Political Party; c. A person; and d. Event organizer organization.

(2) The person referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter c is a Citizen of Indonesia who has the right to vote.

(3) The organization organizer of the activities as referred to in paragraph (1) letter d is an organization designated the Lead Partner, covering the political party organization of the Political Party or the Combined Political Party.

(4) The organization organizer of the activities as referred to in verse (3) is a legal entity established and managed by the Citizens of Indonesia and subject to the laws of the State of the Republic of Indonesia.

Section 6 (1) The Campaign Executing as referred to in Section 5 is mandatory

registered by the Candidate Partner or the Campaign Team to KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh and KPU/KIP Regency/City with busan to Bawaslu, Bawaslu Province, and -Panwaslu district.-City.

(2) The Campaign executor registration as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted since 3 (three) days after the Candidate Partner is set by the KPU.

(3) Campaigns are responsible for the security, order and agility of the Campaign.

Article 7 (1) In carrying out the Campaign, the Potential Couple can coordinate

with the Political Party or the Combined Political Parties. form a national level Campaign Team.

(2) The Campaign Team as referred to in paragraph (1) is in charge of compiling all campaign stage activities and is responsible for the technical execution of the campaign.

(3) Campaign Team national level may form a provincial level Campaign team and/or -District/City.

Article 8 (1) List of campaign names and identities

campaigns as referred to in Section 6 and Section 7 are required to be registered in KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh, and KPU/KIP District/City according to its level by using the AB-PPWP Model form in 4 (four) double, provided with the provisions:

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a. 1 (one) double for the Lead Partner;

b. 1 (one) double for KPU, Provinsi/KIP Aceh, and KPU/KIP Regency/Kota;

c. 1 (one) double to Bawaslu, Provincial Panwaslu Province, and Panwaslu Regency/Kota;

d. 1 (one) double for the Indonesian State Police at its level.

(2) Campaigns and Campaign Team members at the national level and/or provincial level and/or district/city level as referred to in the verse (1) is required to be registered at the time of the proposed Bakal Partner candidate by the Political Party or the Combined Political Party.

(3) The campaign executor and member of the provincial and district level Campaign Team as referred to in the paragraph (2), delivered Bakal The Partner of the Candidate or Political Party or the Combined Party Politics in Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh, KPU/KIP District/City slowest 3 (three) days before the start of implementation of the Campaign.

(4) KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh, and KPU/KIP Regency/City delivers a list of Campaign executing names and members of the Campaign Team as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) to Bawaslu, Bawaslu Province, and Panwaslu Regency/City.

Article 9

(1) The Candidate Partner sets the Campaign Officer. (2) The Campaign Officer as referred to in paragraph (1) is lifted and

is dismissed by the Candidate Partner.

(3) The Campaign Officer as referred to paragraph (2), is registered to the KPU according to its level.

(4) The registration of the officer The campaign as referred to in verse (3) is carried out since 3 (three) days after the Lead Couple is set by the KPU.

(5) Campaign Officers as referred to in paragraph (1) are composed of all officers who facilitate the implementation of the Campaign.

(6) The Campaign Officer as referred to in paragraph (1), is responsible for the agility, security and order the campaign.

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Article 10

(1) The Campaign Participant as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (2) consists of members of the public.

(2) Members of the public as referred to in verse (1) are the Indonesian Citizens of the Republic of Indonesia. qualified as Chooser.

CHAPTER III OF CAMPAIGN MATERIALS

Article 11

(1) The Candidate Partner Campaign Materials includes vision, mission, and prospective partner programs.

(2) The Campaign Materials as referred to in paragraph (1), are made written and required to be delivered to campaign participants.

Article 12

Campaign Materials as referred to in Article 11 is delivered in a way:

a. polite, i.e. using a polite language or sentence that is appropriate to be displayed to the general;

b. order, that is not to disturb the common interest;

c. educating, i.e. providing helpful and enlightening information of Voters;

d. wise and civilised, i.e. not attacking private, group, group or other prospective partners; and

e. not being provocative.

Article 13

The Campaign Materials as referred to in Article 11 must be: a. uphold the implementation of Pancasila and the Basic Law

1945;

b. maintain and enhance the morality and values of religion as well as the nation ' s identity;

c. preserve the unity and unity of the nation;

d. raising legal awareness;

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e. provide the correct, balanced and responsible information as part of political education; and

f. establish a healthy political communication between the Candidate Partner with the community as part of building a democratic and dignified Indonesian political culture.

Article 14

KPU facilitates the dissemination of the Campaign material which Includes the vision, mission, and prospective partner program as referred to in Section 11 of the KPU.

CHAPTER IV CAMPAIGN METHOD

Article 15

(1) The campaign can be executed in the method: a. limited meeting; b. Face-to-face and dialogue;

c. deployment through print mass media and electronic media;

d. broadcasting via radio and/or television; e. deployment of Campaign materials to the public;

f. Installation of the props on the Campaign premises and elsewhere specified by the KPU;

g. Prospective Couple debates about the Candidate Couple's campaign material; and

h. other activities that do not violate the rules of the invite-invitation.

(2) The form of the Campaign implemented by the Candidate Partner, Campaign team, and Campaign officer as referred to in paragraph (1) must contain the vision, mission, and governance program which will be held, if the Candidate Partner becomes a prospective spouse.

Article 16

(1) The limited meeting referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) of the letter is executed in a closed room or building.

(2) Invited participants are customized to the room capacity specified by the manager building with the most number of attendees:

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a. 3,000 (three thousand) people to the central level; b. 2,000 (two thousand) people for the provincial level; and

c. 1,000 (thousand) people for the district/city level. (3) The invitation delivered to the participant must contain the information

regarding the day, date, hour, place of activities, speaker name, and answer.

(4) The limited meeting is required to submit written notice to Local Indonesian State Police officers, with busan to KPU and Bawaslu, correspond to its level.

(5) Notices as referred to in paragraph (4) include information:

a. day; b. date;

c. hours; d. site of activities;

e. speaker name;

f. the number of invited participants; and g. liability.

(6) The limited meeting can only carry or use:

a. sequence number and photo of the Candidate Partner;

b. A political party or a combination of the political parties; and

c. umbul-umbul The Candidate Partner.

Article 17

(1) The face and dialogue of the dialog as referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) letter b is interactively performed.

(2) The face and dialogue of the verse in paragraph (1) may be Implemented: a. in a room or a closed or open building;

b. out of space. (3) The interface and the dialogue as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter a

executed with the provisions;

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a. The number of participants did not exceed the seating capacity; b. Participants can consist of supporting participants and guests

invitations. (4) The interface and the dialogue as referred to in paragraph (2) letter b

may be executed in the form of a visit to the market, the residence of the citizens, the community of citizens or other public places.

(5) Executing activities as Referred to in paragraph (4) is required to submit written notice to the local Indonesian State Police apparatus, with busan to the KPU and Bawaslu, in accordance with its level.

(6) Notice as referred to in paragraph (5) includes information:

a. day; b. date;

c. hours; d. site of activities;

e. Campaign Team;

f. the number of invited participants; and g. Answer.

(7) Face-to-face activity and dialogue can install the Campaign Toolkit on the building page or place of the meeting.

Section 18

(1) The Deployment via print mass media and electronic media as It is referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) letter c can be a publicity and campaign advertisement.

(2) The print mass media and the electronic media provide the same time allotment of broadcast the Candidate's campaign and the Candidate's campaign advertisement.

(3) Print mass media and electronic media can provide special rubrics for prospective couples to Deliver the vision, mission, and progam of the Candidates.

(4) The publicity materials and campaign ads as referred to in the paragraph (2) must conform to the laws and codes of the journalistic conduct.

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Article 19

(1) Broadcasting via radio and/or television as referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) letter d is exercised in the form of a promotion.

(2) Radio and/or television provide the opportunity equal to the Candidate Partner.

(3) The opportunity as referred to in paragraph (2) not used by the Candidate Partner may not be utilised by another Candidate Partner.

(4) If the program is implemented (the dialogue interactive), radio and/or television need to engage a party or expert in accordance with the theme of the event.

(5) Campaign Materials in the form of promotion as referred to in paragraph (1) are delivered to television, radio or newspaper stations and performed at least 3 (three) days prior to the start of the Campaign.

Section 20

(1) The Deployment The campaign materials as referred to in Section 15 of the paragraph (1) of the letter e to the general are performed on a limited meeting campaign, face-to-face and dialogue, and/or in the public place.

(2) The Deployment of the Campaign materials as referred to in paragraph (1) includes name cards, leaflets, stickers, hats, cinderamata items, books, matches, hangers key, sensory, beverage or packaged food with the logo, image, and/or slogan of the Candidate Partner, and/or the Political Party or the Combined Political Party.

(3) The campaign Materials as referred to in paragraph (2), if converted in The value of money is Rp. 50,000.00 (fifty thousand rupiah).

Article 21

(1) Installation of the props on the premises of the Campaign and elsewhere designated by the KPU as referred to in Section 15 of the paragraph (1) letter f, is prohibited from being placed on:

a. Places of worship include pages; b. hospital or health care places;

c. building owned by the government;

d. education institutions (buildings and schools); e. roads protocol;

f. a freeway;

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g. public utilities and amenities; h. parks and trees.

(2) The Candidate Partner and/or Campaign Team can install the outdoor Campaign props with provisions: a. baliho or billboards (billboard) at most 3 (three) fruits

for one village/kelurahan or any other name; b. 1.5 x 7 banner (one comma five times seven) the most

many 5 (five) pieces in each village/hamlet or other designable.

(3) KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh, KPU/KIP Regency/City, PPK, PPS, and PPLN coordinate with Government, Provincial Government, District/City Government, District and Kelurahan/Village or other desigcountries, to establish the location of the installation of the props.

(4) Installation of the props by the Candidate Partner and the Campaign Team is performed only on the designated location as referred to in paragraph (3).

(5) Candidate and/or Campaign Team is required to clear the slowest Campaign props 1 (one) days after the Campaign period.

(6) KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh, and/or KPU/KIP County/City based on the recommendation of Bawaslu, Bawaslu Province, and/or Panwaslu delivered to the Candidate Partner and/or Campaign Team that does not meet the conditions as referred to by paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) to revoke or move the Campaign tool tool.

Article 22

(1) The Debate of the Candidate Partner on the Campaign material as referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) letter g, is organized by the KPU and broadcast live nationally. on electronic media.

(2) The debate as referred to in paragraph (2) conducted as much as 5 (five) times with the provisions: a. 2 (two) times for the candidate of the President;

b. 2 (two) times for the Vice Presidential candidate; and c. 1 (one) times for the future President and Vice President.

(3) The debate as referred to in verse (2) is guided by the Moderator of professionals and academia who have high integrity, honest, sympathetic, and impartial to wrong one Candidate Partner.

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(4) The KPU may invite a limited number of participants, in the Candidates debate.

(5) The Candidate Couple debate matter is a national vision as referred to in the Opening of the Republican Basic Law. Indonesia in 1945:

a. Protect the entire Indonesian nation and all of Indonesia's blood.

b. advancing general welfare; c. lecturing the life of the nation; and

d. co-perform world order based on independence, eternal peace and social justice.

(6) The technical provisions on the implementation of the Candidate Partner debate are further set up with the KPU Decision after coordinating with the Couple Candidate and/or Campaign Team.

Article 23

(1) Other activities as referred to in Article 15 of the paragraph (1) letter h performed in the form of a general meeting, birthday/milad, cultural social activities, sports race, istighosah, road relax, tabligh akbar, artistry, bazaar, short messaging service, social networking like facebook, twitter, email, website and other forms are aimed at getting support.

(2) The general meeting as referred to in paragraph (1) starts at 9pm local time and ends at the slowest at 18:00 local time with Respecting the day and time of worship in Indonesia.

(3) The general meeting as referred to in verse (1) is exercised in the field, stadium, square or other open venue.

(4) The campaign is mandatory. Tamper-view the place in which it is mentioned in verse (3).

(5) Campaign participants are prohibited from carrying or using image tags, symbols, banners, banners, and or flags that are not image marks or other attributes of the Candidate Partner in question.

Section 24

Participant Campaigns that attend the General Meeting Campaign using motorized vehicles or convoys, in departures and their return are prohibited:

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a. conducting a motor vehicle march; b. violates the traffic laws.

Article 25

(1) The General Meeting Campaign Officer of each Partner Partner appoints one or more of its members as field coordinators.

(2) Officers as referred to in the paragraph (1) be responsible for the security, security and order of the Campaign participants at the time of departure and/or return from the premises of the Campaign.

Article 26

(1) Political Parties or Combined Political Parties The Candidate Partner may Include task force personnel or other desigcountries.

(2) Task Force personnel As it is in verse (1) is prohibited: a. using a uniform similar to the National Army

Indonesia/State Police of the Republic of Indonesia; b. save and/or carry a firearm and a sharp weapon,

as well as mandatory assisting Polri in maintaining order and security of the Campaign.

(3) Political Parties or Combined Political Parties are required to register a task force as intended on paragraph (1) to the KPU in accordance with its slowest level 3 (three) days prior to the implementation of the Campaign.

CHAPTER V SCHEDULE OF TIME AND CAMPAIGN LOCATION

Section 27

(1) The campaign as referred to in Article 17 of the paragraph (1), begins since 3 (three) days after the Candidate Partner is set by KPU and ends 3 (three) days before day and date of the vote.

(2) The Quiet Campaign as referred to in paragraph (1) is 3 (three) days before the day and the polling date at the polling station.

(3) In the quiet times as referred to in paragraph (2), the Prospective Spouse is prohibited in any form.

Article 28

(1) the KPU is compiling a general meeting schedule as referred to in Article 27 of the paragraph (1) for each Candidate Couple.

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(2) The schedule of the General Meeting Campaign as referred to in paragraph (1) applies nationally to central, provincial, and district/city levels.

(3) The drafting of the Campaign schedule as referred to in paragraph (2) is set with a KPU decision after coordinating with the Candidate Partner Campaign Team.

(4) The Campaign Team received a Agreed Campaign Schedule from the KPU most slow 1 (one) days prior to the implementation of the Campaign with busan to the provincial or municipal government, Bawaslu and the Indonesian State Police at its level.

Article 29 (1) of the Campaign Team matches its level, which is not using

a general meeting campaign opportunity as referred to in Article 28 mandatory notifying in writing to KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh, and/or KPU/KIP Regency/City slowest 3 (three) days prior to the Campaign.

(2) KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh or KPU/KIP Regency/City on notice as referred to in paragraph (1), refine the Campaign Schedule.

(3) The Schedule of the Campaign already corrected as referred to in paragraph (2), set by the KPU, KPU Provinsi/KIP Aceh or KPU Regency/City.

(4) KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh or KPU Regency/City submitted improvements to the Campaign schedule to the Candidates for Candidates and Campaign Teams as per the level, with busan to the provincial, district/city government, Bawaslu and the State Police Indonesia is at its level.

CHAPTERS VI NEWS, BROADCASTING, AND CAMPAIGN ADS

The First General Part

Article 30

(1) The announcement, broadcasting, and campaign advertisement can be performed through the print mass media, on-line, electronic and broadcasting agencies in accordance with the laws.

(2) The announcement, broadcasting, and campaign advertisement as referred to in paragraph (1) is intended to convey the Campaign material by the Candidate Partner to the community.

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(3) The Campaign Materials as referred to in paragraph (2) may be: a. writing; b. vote; c. image; d. writing and drawing; or e. vote and image, which is narrative, narrative, graphical, character, interactive or uninteractive, as well as acceptable through the message receiver device.

(4) print mass media, on-line, electronic and broadcast agencies in preaching, broadcast, and advertised the Campaign as referred to in paragraph (1) must comply with the provisions regarding the prohibition in the Campaign as referred to in the Act on the General Election of the President and Vice President.

(5) The print mass media, on-line, electronic and broadcasting agencies as intended on verse (1) during the quiet period is prohibited from broadcast advertising, record the Lead Couple, or any other form that leads to the benefit of a Campaign that benefits or harms the Candidate Partner.

Article 31 (1) Public broadcasting agencies, institutions private broadcasters, and agencies

subscription broadcasters provide an equal time allocation and treat equally to the Candidate Couple to deliver the Campaign material.

(2) The community broadcasting institute may broadcast the process The election of the President and Vice President as a form of service to the public.

(3) Candidate couples are prohibited from utilizing community broadcasting agencies for the benefit of the Candidate Couple Campaigns.

The Second Quarter of the Campaign

Article 32

Campaign coverage may be broadcast through broadcasting agencies with the means of live or broadcast broadcast and by the print mass media or on-line.

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Article 33 of the print mass media, on-line, electronic and broadcasting agencies that provide special rubrics for Campaign coverage must be fair and balanced to the entire Lead Couple.

Part Third Campaign Broadcasting

Article 34

(1) The Campaign Broadcaster is conducted by the broadcasting agency in form:

a. broadcast monologue; b. dialog involving voice and/or viewer image or

listener voice; and c. poll.

(2) Narasumber broadcasting monologues and conscription dialogue to comply with the Campaign provisions as referred to in the Act on Elections General President and Vice President.

Article 35

(1) The broadcast of a monologue and dialogue organized by a broadcasting agency may involve the public by telephone, short messaging service, email, and/or facsimile.

(2) The layout of the hosting of monologues and dialogues are set together-the same as Indonesian Broadcasting Commission.

Fourth Quarter Ad Campaign

Article 36

(1) Campaign advertisement may be conducted by the Candidate Partner on print mass media, on-line and/or broadcasting agencies in the form of commercial advertising and/or Community service advertisement.

(2) The campaign advertisement as referred to in paragraph (1) is prohibited from which to interfere with the convenience of readers, listeners, and/or viewers.

(3) print mass media, on-line, electronics and agencies broadcasting must provide the same opportunity to the Candidate Partner in the loading and Campaign advertisement screening.

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(4) The setting and scheduling of the loading and airing of the Campaign advertisement as referred to in paragraph (3) are executed by the print mass media, on-line and the broadcasting agencies.

Article 37 (1) of the mass media print, on-line and broadcast agencies are prohibited:

a. selling blocking segment and/or blocking time for the Campaign;

b. receive a sponsor program in any format or segment that can be categorized as a Campaign advertisement; and/or

c. sell untapped advertising spots by one of the Candidate's Partners to another Candidate Partner.

(2) Blocking segment as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, is a column in the print mass media, on-line and sub-events on the broadcasting agencies used for public publicity.

(3) Blocking time as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a, is the day/date of the print of the print mass media, on-line

(1) The maximum limit of the campaign advertisement in television for each Lead Partner has been cumulative to 10 (ten) spots. the longest 30 (thirty) seconds for each television station each day during the Campaign.

(2) The maximum limit of the installation of the Campaign advertisement on the radio for each consecutive Couple has been cumulative to 10 (ten) tops of the longest 60 (sixty) seconds for each radio station every day during the Campaign term.

(3) The maximum limit of the Campaign advertisement installation as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) applies to all types of advertising.

(4) The set-up and scheduling of the Campaign ad installation as referred to in paragraph (3) for each Candidate Partner set entirely by broadcasting agencies with the obligation to provide the same opportunities to each Candidate Partner.

Article 39 (1) print mass media, on-line, electronic and broadcasting agencies

conduct campaign ads in form of commercial or commercial campaign advertising the public service Campaign is obliged to comply the advertising code of conduct and the provisions of the laws.

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(2) print mass media, on-line, electronics and broadcast agencies are required to determine the same applicable commercial Campaign advertisement fare standard for each Candidate Partner.

(3) The service Campaign advertisement advertisement The public should be lower than the advertising rate of the commercial Campaign.

(4) The print mass media and broadcasting agencies broadcast the non-partisan public service campaign ads at least once in a day with a duration of 60 (sixty) second.

(5) The community service campaign advertisement as referred to in paragraph (4) can self-produced by print mass media, broadcast agencies or made by other parties.

(6) The amount of time the community service Campaign advertisement is referred to in paragraph (4) excluding the cumulative amount as referred to in Article 38 of the paragraph (1), verse (2), and verse (3).

Article 40

The print mass media provides a fair and balanced page and time for the loading of news and interviews as well as for the installation of Campaign advertisement for the Candidate Couple.

Article 41

(1) Indonesian Broadcasting Commission Or the Press Council is supervising the coverage, broadcasting and advertising campaigns conducted by broadcast agencies or print, on-line and electronic media.

(2) In case there is evidence of breach of the provisions of the referred to in Article 36, Article 37, Article 38, Article 39 and Article 40, the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission or the Press Council dropping sanctions according to the authority owned by the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission or the Press Council as set out in governing laws about broadcasting or the press.

(3) The drop of sanctions as referred to in paragraph (2) are notified to the KPU and the KPU of Aceh.

BAB VII CAMPAIGNS BY THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT AS WELL AS OFFICIALS

OTHER COUNTRIES

Article 42

(1) President and Vice President Status as a candidate for President and Vice President has the right to execute the Campaign.

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(2) Other State Officials as members of the Political Party have the right to carry out the Campaign.

(3) Other State officials who are not members of the Political Party can carry out Campaign should be in question as:

a. Presidential candidate or vice presidential candidate; b. member of the Campaign Team already registered to the KPU; or

c. The campaign executor already registered to the KPU.

Section 43

The President or Vice President, who has been formally designated by the KPU as a candidate for President or a candidate for Vice President, in carrying out the mandatory Campaign to pay attention to the execution of duties and duties as President or Vice President.

Article 44

In carrying out the Campaign as referred to in Article 43, the President and Vice President, the ministers, governors, vice governors, regents, regents, mayors and deputy mayors are mandatory:

a. Run on leave; b. Notice the continuity of the country's duties and

the holding of regional governments; and c. guarantees of the mission and the ability to host

state government, as well as the governance of the government which either.

Article 45

Implementation of the Presidential leave and the Vice President as referred to in Article 44, conducted under the agreement between the President and the Vice President in accordance with the Campaign schedule set by the KPU.

Article 46

The Secretary of State addresses the Presidential leave schedule and the Vice President as referred to in Article 45 to the slowest 7 (seven) days prior to the start of the Campaign.

Article 47

(1) The exercise of parental leave as referred to in Article 44, is filed with the provision:

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a. minister to the President; b. the governor and/or vice-governor to the President through

The Minister of the Interior; c. regent and/or deputy regent, mayor and/or deputy mayor

to the Minister of the Interior through the governor.

(2) the President and the Minister In The country gives permission with regard to the provisions as referred to in Article 43 and Article 44.

(3) The request for parental leave is referred to in verse (1) submitted by the slowest 12 (twelve) days prior to the implementation of the Campaign.

(4) Finest completed leave of 4 (4) days from date to date Received requests from the officials concerned.

Article 48

(1) Cuti for the minister, governor, vice-governor, regent, regent, mayor, and deputy mayor who carried out the Election Campaign:

a. minister, governed by the Minister of State Secretaries and reported to the President and presented to the minister concerned as well as to the KPU the slowest 3 (three) days before the minister concerned the start of the Campaign;

b. The governor, the deputy governor, the regent, the regent, the mayor, the mayor, and the deputy mayor who are from the Political Party and who are not from the Political Party in status as a Campaign Team and/or the executor of the Campaign are governed by the Provincial Secretary and District/City secretaries, as well as reported to concerned officials and to the Provincial KPU, and KPU/KIP Regency/City are the slowest 3 (three) days before the officials in question begin the campaign.

(2) Letter of leave of officials as Referred to in paragraph (1), contains the Campaign time schedule and the Campaign location/location.

(3) The schedule of the leave schedule as referred to in paragraph (2) is done by keeping an eye on the mission and the agility of the implementation of the governance and governance of the area.

Article 49

(1) the Minister, governor and vice The governor, the regent and the deputy regent, or the mayor and deputy mayor as members of the Campaign Team and/or the executor can be granted leave.

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(2) Cuti as referred to in paragraph (1), may be given 1 (one) days in each week during the campaign.

(3) the Minister, governor and deputy governor, regent and vice-regent, or mayor and vice The mayor doing the campaign on the holidays does not require leave.

Article 50

(1) In terms of the governor and vice governor, regent and deputy regent, or the mayor and deputy mayor who are set as members of the Campaign Team carrying out the Campaign at the same time, the duty of the day-to-day government is exercised by regional secretary.

(2) The implementation of government duties by the secretary of the area as referred to in paragraph (2) is set by the Minister of the Interior on behalf of the President.

Article 51

(1) In implementing the Election Campaign, President and Vice President, ministers, governors, deputy governors, bupati, deputy regent, mayor and deputy mayor are banned:

a. using the state facilities related to his post except for safeguarding facilities for officials as set out in the laws of the law;

b. mobilizing its subordinates apparatus for the benefit of the Campaign;

c. use and/or utilize funds sourced from the country's finances both directly or indirectly; and/or

d. use the State-owned Enterprises Agency and the Regional Proprietary Entity.

(2) The country ' s facility as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a is: a. Mobility facilities, such as service vehicles include vehicles

state officials and service service vehicles, as well as other service transportation tools;

b. Office building, house office, government-owned office, owned by the Provincial Government, belongs to the District/City Government, except the remote areas that their implementation needs to do with regard to the principle of justice;

c. Area radio and password/telecom belongs to the Provincial Government/Kabupaten/City, and other equipment, as well as ingredients.

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(3) The building or facility of the state as referred to in paragraph (2) which is leased to the public is excluded from the provision as referred to in paragraph (1).

Section 52

(1) The use of a state facility attached to the post of President and Vice President concerns security, health, and protokoler performed in accordance with field conditions professionally and proportionally.

(2) In The President and Vice President will be the nominee of the President, or the Vice President, then the country's facilities attached as referred to in the paragraph (1) remain as President and Vice President.

(3) The Presidential Candidate and Vice President who are the President and Vice President. Not the President and Vice President, as long as the campaign is given a security facility health, and an escort by the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia.

(4) The security and escort as referred to in verse (3) is financed from the state revenue and shopping budget.

BAB VIII THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT, THE NATIONAL ARMY INDONESIA, AND THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA STATE POLICE IN THE CAMPAIGN

Article 53

In the Campaign, the Prospective Spouse has the right to obtain information or data from state organizers in the centre and/or in the area in accordance with the provisions of Applicable law.

Section 54

Government, the provincial government, and the county/city government, subdistrict, and village/kelurahan provide the same opportunity to the Campaign Team and/or the executor of the Campaign in the use of public facilities for the delivery of Campaign materials.

Article 55

Government, provincial government, district/city government, subdistrict, desa/kelurahan, Indonesian National Armed Forces, and Indonesian State Police are prohibited from conducting any favorable or adverse action against any of the Campaign Teams and/or Campaigns.

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Article 56

The State Police of the Republic of Indonesia at its level after coordinating with Bawaslu/Bawaslu Province/Panwaslu District/City can be crucified or disband a person and/or groups other than executors of campaigns and members of the Campaign Team registered in KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh and KPU/KIP District/City that are named and/or do not get the official duties of the Candidates Partner.

Article 57

(1) State Police The Republic of Indonesia at its level may propose to KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh, and KPU/KIP Regency/City with busan to the Candidate Couple concerned if security in the region where the campaign/location of the campaign does not allow the Campaign.

(2) In terms of circumstances as referred to in paragraph (1), KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh and KPU/KIP Regency/City decide the cancellation or delay of the campaign by notifying the Candidate and/or Campaign Team in question.

(3) The State Police of the Republic of Indonesia is at its level authorized:

a. to be crucified or dissolving a person and/or group other than executors registered in KPU, Provincial KPU/KIP Aceh and KPU/KIP District/City which are named and/or do not get official partner-mate duties after coordinating with Bawaslu, Bawaslu Province, and Panwaslu Regency/City.

b. Change the path route that has been determined when at the time of departure and/or the Return of the Campaign participants there is a security/traffic disruption/traffic disorder without the consent of the prospective spouse.

BAB IX PROHIBITION AND Sanction

The First Part Prohibition

Article 58

The Candidate Partner, Campaign Team, Campaign executor, and Campaign Officer, as well as each person is prohibited from conducting Campaign activities as referred to in Article 17 outside of the Campaign.

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Article 59

(1) Executing, participants, and Campaign officers, is prohibited: a. degrade the base of Pancasila state, the Opening of the Invite-

Invite the Basic State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, and the form of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia;

b. conduct activities that compromise the integrity of the Republic of Indonesia;

c. insulting someone, religion, ethnicity, race, group, candidate and/or other prospective partner;

d. Inciting and reusing individual or community sheep;

e. interfering with public order; f. threaten to commit violence or advocate

use of violence to a person, a group of members of the public, and/or another Candidate Partner;

g. damaging and/or dismissing the Candidate Partner Campaign props;

h. using government facilities, places of worship, and educational premises;

i. bring or use the image and/or Partner attributes of another candidate other than the image and/or attribute of the Candidate Candidate in question;

j. promising or giving money or other materials to the Campaign participants; and

k. mobilizing Indonesian Citizens who have not qualified as Voters.

(2) Campaigns in the campaign activities are prohibited from including: a. Chairman, Vice Chairman, Young Chairman, Chief Justice on the Supreme Court

the Supreme, and Judge on all judicial bodies under him and the Constitutional Court on the Constitutional Court;

b. The Chairman, Vice Chairman, and member of the Financial Examiner ' s Board;

c. Governor, Senior Deputy Governor, and Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia;

d. Directors, Commissioners, Board of Trusts and employees of the State-owned Enterprises/Regional Enterprises Agency;

e. Civil Servant;

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f. Members of the Indonesian National Army and the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia;

g. Village head or another name; h. Village device;

i. Members of the Village Consultative Board; and

j. Citizens of Indonesia who do not have the right to vote. (3) Each person as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter a until

with the letter i is prohibited from participating as the executor of the Campaign. (4) The violation of the prohibition of provisions in paragraph (1) of the letter c, letter

d, letter f, letter g, letter i, and letter j, and paragraph (2), is an election criminal.

Article 60

Officials of state, structural officials and officials functional in a civil office, as well as the head of the village or other designations are prohibited from making decisions and/or actions that benefit or adversely affect one of the Potential Partners during the Campaign term.

Article 61

(1) State officials, officials Structural and functional officials in the office of the country and other civil servants are prohibited from holding activities that lead to the departure of the Candidate Partner who became the Presidential Election participant and the Vice President before, during, and after the Campaign.

(2) Prohibition as referred to in paragraph (1) includes meetings, solicitation, imbauan, call or grant of goods to a civil servant in his work unit environment, family members, and society.

Article 62

State officials, Chiefs and Members of the House, DPRD or DPD members are barred from becoming a service ad cast the institutional community on the print mass media, on-line, and electronics or Outdoor media since it was designated as a Lead Couple by the KPU.

Article 63

The Candidate Partner or Campaign Team is prohibited from providing a collective social assistance in the form of road construction or repair, a place of worship, a public means or facility.

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Second Section of the Sanctions

Section 64 (1) Prospective Spouse or Campaign Executing that performs

the electoral administration of the Election imposed sanctions as set in the General Election Commission Regulation on

(2) Prospective Spouse or Executing campaigns that perform criminal charges in conduct of the Campaign are subject to criminal sanctions as regulated by the Law on the General Election of the President and the Vice President of the United States. President.

CHAPTER X PROVISIONS CLOSING

Article 65

At the moment This Regulation is in effect, the Regulation of the General Election Commission Number 28 of 2009 on the Technical Guidelines of the President's Campaign and the Vice President, is revoked and declared to be not applicable.

Article 66

This General Election Commission Regulation is beginning to Effective date.

For everyone to know it, order this Election Commission Regulation invitation with its placement in the Republic of Indonesia News

Set in Jakarta on April 16 2014

CHAIRMAN OF THE GENERAL ELECTION COMMISSION,

HUSNI KAMIL MANIK

UNDRASED in Jakarta on 16 April 2014 MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

AMIR SYAMSUDIN

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