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Section 9
(1) The Hosting Of Land Procurement for Public Interest pays attention to the balance between the development interests and the interests of the community.
(2) Land Procurement for General Interests is exercised with the granting of a decent and fair loss.
BAB IV
STAGING GROUND PROCUREMENT
The Kesatu section
General
Section 10
The Land for Common Interest as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (1) is used for development:
a. defense and national security;
B. public roads, expressways, tunnels, railway lines, railway stations, and railway operations facilities;
C. reservoirs, dams, bendung, irrigation, drinking water channels, waterways and sanitation, and other waterworks;
D. ports, airports, and terminals;
e. oil, gas, and geothermal infrastructure;
f. plant, transmission, gardu, network, and electric power distribution;
G. Government network of telecom and informatics networks;
h. junk and garbage disposal sites;
i. Government/Local Government hospitals;
J. a public safety facility;
No, the public burial place of the Government/Local Government;
I. social facilities, public facilities, and public green open spaces;
m.nature reserve and cultural preserve;
N. Government office/Local Government/desa;
O. the setting of urban slums and/or land consolidation, as well as housing for low-income communities with rental status;
p. education infrastructure or Government/Local Government schools;
Q. Government/Local Government sports infrastructure; and
R. the common market and public parking lot.
Section 11
(1) The Procurement of the Land for General Interests as referred to in Article 10 is mandatory by the Government and the subsequent land is owned by the Government or the Local Government.
(2) In the case of the Instancy requiring the Procurement of the Land for the General Interests as referred to in Article 10 is the State-owned Enterprises, the land belongs to the State-owned Enterprises Agency.
Section 12
(1) The development for the General Interests as referred to in Section 10 of the letter b up to the letter r is mandatory with the Government and may cooperate with the State Owned Entity, the Regional Owned Entity, or the Private Business Agency.
(2) In terms of the national defense and security development as referred to in Article 10 of the letter a, its construction is held in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
Section 13
Land procurement for General Interests is organized through stages:
a. planning;
B. preparation;
C. execution; and
D. Results.
The Second Part
Land Procurement Planning
Section 14
(1) Warranties Which Require the Land make up the Planning of the Land for General Interests under the provisions of the laws.
(2) The Planning of Governing Land for General Interests as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on the Plan of Area Space and the priority of the development listed in the Mid-Term Development Plan, the Strategic Plan, the Work Plan The government of the Agency is concerned.
Section 15
(1) The Planning of Governing Land for Common Interest as referred to in Article 14 of the paragraph (1) is compiled in the form of the Land Procurement planning document, the least of which contains:
a. the intent and purpose of the development plan;
B. conformity with the Regional and Regional Plan of Regional and Regional Development Plans;
c. The location of the soil;
D. the land area needed;
e. the general image of the soil status;
f. the estimated time of the implementation of the Fatherland;
G. the term of the term of development execution;
h. estimated land value; and
i. The budget plan.
(2) The End User's use of the Program is subject to the terms of the IBM International Program Terms and Conditions for which the Program is provided.
(3) The planning document of the Land Procurement as referred to in paragraph (2) is specified by the Instancy that requires the land.
(4) The Planning Document of the Land Procurement as referred to in paragraph (3) is submitted to the provincial government.
The Third Part
Land Procurement Preparation
Section 16
Agencies that require land with a provincial government based on the Land Procurement planning document as referred to in Article 15 carry out:
a. notice of development plan;
B. initial dateness of the construction plan location; and
C. Public consultation of development plans.
Section 17
The notification of the development plan as referred to in Article 16 of the letter a is delivered to the public on the construction site plan for the Public Interest, whether direct or indirect.
Section 18
(1) The initial dateness of the construction plan site as referred to in Section 16 of the letter b includes the initial data collection activities of the Parties and the Object of Land.
(2) The initial datings as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed in the most prolonged period of 30 (thirty) business days since the notification of the development plan.
(3) The initial dataan of the location of the development plan as referred to in paragraph (1) is used as data for the implementation of the Public Consultation of the development plan as referred to in Article 16 of the letter c.
Section 19
(1) The Public Consultation of the development plan as referred to in Article 18 of the paragraph (3) is exercised to obtain the agreement of the location of the development plan of the entitled Party.
(2) Public Consultation as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by engaging the entitled Parties and the affected people and executed on the premises of the General Interest development plan or at the agreed place.
(3) The Repentance of the Entitled Party as referred to in paragraph (2) may be performed through a representative with a letter of power from and by the Parties eSection 7
(1) Land Procurement for General Interests is organized in accordance with:
a. The Area Room Plan;
B. National Development Plan/Daerah;
C. Strategic Plan; and
D. The Work Plan of any Instancy that requires the land.
(2) In terms of the Land Procurement is performed for petroleum, gas, and geothermal infrastructure, its ubiquity is based on the Strategic Plan and the Instancy Work Plan that requires the ground as referred to in paragraph (1) c and d.
(3) The Absence Of Land for Public Interest is organized through planning by engaging all its regents and stakeholders.
Section 8
Rights and parties to the Governing Object of the Common Interest are required to comply with the provisions of this Act.
(1) The results of inventories and identification of possession, possession, use, and utilization of the land as referred to in Article 28 is mandatory in the office of the desa/kelurahan, the district office, and the place of the Land of the Land is carried out in the most time long 14 (fourteen) working days.
(2) The results of inventories and identification of possession, possession, use, and use of the land as referred to in Article 28 are required to be announced in a gradual, partial, or whole.
(3) The announcement of the results of inventorization and identification as referred to in paragraph (2) includes the subject of rights, area, location, and map of the land of the Land of the Land of the Land of the Land.
(4) In the event of not accepting the results of an inventory as referred to in paragraph (3), the Right Parties may submit an objection to the Tantaposition Institution in the longest 14 (fourteen) business days since the announcement of the results. Inventory.
(5) In the case of an objection to the results of an inventory as referred to in paragraph (4), verification and repair in the most prolonged period of 14 (fourteen) days of work have been calculated since the application of the objection to the results of inventories.
(6) The inventory and identification is exercised in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
Section 30
The results of the announcement or verification and improvement as referred to in Section 29 are set forth by the Institution of Land and subsequently the basis of the determination of the Right Parties in the granting of the Loss.
Paragraph 3
Loss Assessment
Section 31
(1) The Pertanahan Institute establishes the Assessor in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(2) The Governing Institutions declared the prescribed Assessor as referred to in paragraph (1) to carry out the assessment of the Object of Land Abolic.
Section 32
(1) The Assessor specified in Section 31 of the paragraph (1) is required to be responsible for the assessments that have been implemented.
(2) The breach of the obligation of Assessor as referred to in paragraph (1) is subject to administrative and/or criminal sanction in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
Section 33
Assessment of the magnitude of the Loss of Loss value by Assessor as referred to in Section 32 of the paragraph (1) of field per field field, includes:
a. ground;
B. space over the ground and underground;
C. buildings;
D. plants;
e. stuff related to the ground; and/or
f. Other losses that can be judged.
Section 34
(1) The value of the damages assessed by the Assessor as referred to in Article 33 is the value at the time of the announcement of the setting of the construction site for the General Interests as referred to in Article 26.
(2) The value of the Damages Damages based on the results of the Assessor as referred to in paragraph (1) is delivered to the Tanahan Institution with news of the event.
(3) The value of the damages based on the results of the Assessor as referred to in paragraph (2) becomes the basis of the Consultion of the Resettlement of the Loss.
Section 35
In terms of certain fields of land that are exposed to the Absence Of The Land is the remainder that no longer can be enabled in accordance with its designation and its use, the Right Party may request a complete replacement of its field.
Section 36
Loss Allowance may be given in form:
a. money;
B. replacement ground;
c. Resettlement;
D. stock ownership; or
e. other forms are approved by both parties.
Paragraph 4
Loss Assignment Consultation
Section 37
(1) The institution of the Conduct of the Cloud Service (as defined in the IBM Cloud Service), which is the following: (1) the following: based on the results of the Loss assessment as referred to in Section 34.
(2) The results of the agreement in the deliberation as referred to in paragraph (1) are the basis of the Loss Of Loss To The Entitled Party that is contained in the news of the deal event.
Section 38
(1) In the event of no agreement regarding the form and/or magnitude of the Losses, the Right Parties may submit an objection to the local state court in the most prolonged time 14 (fourteen) business days after the assignment deliberation. Replace the Loss as referred to in Article 37 of the paragraph (1).
(2) The state court severing the form and/or the magnitude of the Loss in the most prolonged period of 30 (thirty) business days since the receipt of the objection.
(3) The party objecting to the court ruling as referred to in verse (2) in the most prolonged period of 14 (fourteen) business days may apply for a cassation to the Supreme Court of the Republic of Indonesia.
(4) The Supreme Court is obliged to grant a ruling in the most prolonged 30 (thirty) business days since the case of the cassation was accepted.
(5) The termination of a state court/Supreme Court that has acquired the power of the law remains the basis of the payment of Repayment to the parties to the objection.
Section 39
In the case of the Party of the Right to reject the form and/or the magnitude of the loss, but do not apply in the time as referred to in Article 38 of the paragraph (1), as the laws of the Right of the Parties are deemed to accept the form and the magnitude of the Losses. as referred to in Article 37 of the paragraph (1).
Paragraph 5
Loss Allowance
Section 40
The loss of loss to the Fatherland Object is given directly to the Right Party.
Section 41
(1) Replace the loss given to the entitled party based on the assessment results specified in Section 37 of the paragraph (2) and/or the Supreme Court/Supreme Court ruling as referred to in Article 38 of the paragraph (5).
(2) At the time of the Granting Change the Right of the Parties receives mandatory Losses:
a. performing the release of the rights; and
B. Submit a Proof of Entitlement to the Repository that requires the land through the Furnace Institution.
(3) The evidence as referred to in verse (2) of the letter b is the sole legal instrument of the law and cannot be disturbed later in the day.
(4) Tutilization of the soil as referred to in Article 27 of the paragraph (2) of the letter a covering of activities:
a. the measurement and mapping of fields per field of land; and
B. Entitlement to the IBM Cloud Service is available for use with the IBM Cloud Service.
(2) Inventory and identification of the possession, possession, use, and utilization of the land as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed in the most prolonged period of 30 (thirty) business days.
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Section 53
(1) The Land Procurement Fund as referred to in Article 52 includes the fund:
a. planning;
B. preparation;
C. execution;
D. submission of results;
e. administration and management; and
f. Socialization
(2) The Financing of the Land for General Interests is performed by Instancy and is poured in the budgeting document in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) The provisions concerning the mechanism of implementation of the Absence Land funding for General Interests are set up with the Presidential Regulation.
The Second Part
The provision and use of the Funding
Section 54
The guarantee of the availability of funding for the Fatherland for General Interest is allocated by Instancy in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB VI
RIGHT, OBLIGATIONS, AND THE ROLE AS WELL AS THE SOCIETY
Section 55
In the implementation of the Fatherland, the entitled Party has the right:
a. know the plan for the Procurement of the Land; and
B. obtaining information about the Land Procurement.
Section 56
In the hosting of the Land for General Interests, each person is obliged to comply with the provisions of the Land Procurement for Development for General Interests.
Section 57
In the hosting of the Fatherland for General Interests, the public can play a role as well, among others:
a. provide oral or written input regarding the Procurement of the Land; and
B. provides support in the hosting of the Land.
BAB VII
TRANSITION PROVISIONS
Section 58.
At the time the Act came into force:
a. the process of the Land Procurement which is being implemented before the enactment of this Act is resolved under the provisions before the enactment of
B. the remainder of the land which is not completed in the process of the Procurement of the Land as referred to in the letter a, its provisions are resolved under the provisions set forth in this Act; and
c. The laws regarding the manner of the Governing Law are declared to remain in effect as long as not contradictory or not replaced with new ones under the terms of this Act.
BAB VIII
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 59
Further provisions on the hosting of Land Procurement for the Development for General Interests are set up with the Presidential Regulation.
Section 60
The rules of implementation of this Act must be set at least 1 (one) year since the Act is promulred.
Section 61
This Act entered into effect on the promulgated date.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Act with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.
Passed in Jakarta
on January 14, 2012
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
-DR. H. SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO
Promulgated in Jakarta
on January 14, 2012
MINISTER FOR LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
AMIR SYAMSUDIN
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