REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA STATE NEWS

No. 937, 2011 MINISTRY OF FINANCE. Standard of Goods and Needs. -BMN. The land. Building.

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA FINANCE MINISTER REGULATION

NUMBER 248 /PMK.06/ 2011

ABOUT

STANDARD OF GOODS AND STANDARDS OF NEED

PROPERTY OF THE STATE OF LAND AND/OR BUILDING

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD YANG MAHA ESA

MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

DRAWS: A. that in order to achieve the efficiency and effectiveness of the State-owned Goods management of the land and/or building is required a good planning and accountable plan;

b. that in order to make good and accountable planning in the case of a, there is need to be a standard of goods and standards of need;

c. that under the provisions of Article 9 of the paragraph (3) of the Government Regulation Number 6 Year 2006 on State/Regional Property Management as amended by Government Regulation No. 38 of 2008, the standard of goods and standards of need as referred to in the letter b is specified by the Minister of Finance as the Software Manager;

d. that based on consideration as intended in the letter a, the letter b, and the letter c, need to establish the Minister of Finance Regulation on the Standard Goods and Standards of Proprietary Goods Belonging To The Land And/Or Building;

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Given: 1. Law Number 17 Year 2003 on State Finance (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2003 Number 47, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4286);

2. Law No. 1 of 2004 on the State Treasury (Indonesian Republic Gazette 2004 No. 5, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4355);

3. Government Regulation No. 6 of 2006 on Management Of Goods Belonging To State/Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia Year 2006 Number 20, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Number 4609) as amended by Government Regulation (2006) Number 38 In 2008 (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 78, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4855);

4. Presidential Decree No. 54 of 2010 on the Acquisition of Government Goods/Services;

5. 2010 Presidential Decree No. 73 of the Building Building of the State Building;

6. President's Decision No. 56/P of 2010;

DECIDED:

SET: A FINANCIAL MINISTER 'S REGULATION ON THE STANDARD OF GOODS AND STANDARDS OF NEEDS OF THE STATE' S PROPERTY AND/OR BUILDING.

Article 1

In this Financial Minister ' s Regulation referred to:

1. State-owned goods, which are subsequently abbreviated BMN, are all items purchased or acquired on the burden of the State Revenue and Shopping Budget (APBN) or derived from any other authorized acquisition.

2. The Goods Manager is an official and is responsible for establishing policies and guidelines and performing the management of BMN.

3. The User is an authorized user of the BMN usage.

4. A User Value Unit is a unit of charge for which the Cloud Service can be used for the use of the Cloud Service.

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5. The Ministry of State, subsequently called the Ministry, is a government device that guides particular problems within the government;

6. An agency is a non-ministerial organization of agencies and other agencies of the budget user formed to carry out certain duties under the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945 or other laws.

7. The standard of Goods is the specification of the goods designated as a reference to the BMN procurement calculation in the planning of the Ministry/Institution needs.

8. The standard of Need is a unit of the amount of goods required as a reference to the procurement calculation and use of BMN in the planning of the Ministry/Institution needs.

9. The State Building is a building for the purpose of service that becomes BMN and is held with a source of financing derived from the State Shopping and Shopping Budget (APBN) fund, or any other legitimate acquisition.

Article 2

Standard Goods and Standard BMN Needs of soil and/or building serves as a guideline for:

a. Users of the Goods/Power Users in order to compose the Planning of Need in the form of a BMN procurement of land and/or building; and

b. Management of the Goods in researching BMN Needs Planning in the form of land procurement and/or building compiled by the User's Goods/Power Users.

Article 3

Standard Goods and Standards of Need as contemplated in Section 2 includes:

a. maximum and minimum land area;

b. maximum of buildings;

c. The number of building floors.

Section 4

(1) The absence as referred to in Section 2 includes:

a. purchase of land whose funds are derived from the State Revenue and Shopping Budget (APBN);

b. new construction of a building or renovation/restoration that changes the area of the building that uses State Budget and Revenue Budget (APBN) funds;

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c. The acquisition of land and/or buildings taken by rental mechanism, use, build, build (BGS), build a submission (BSG), and exchange exchanges.

(2) Land as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a and the letter c is the land that is reserved for the State Building.

(3) The building as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b and the letter c is the Building of the State Building.

(4) The Building of the State Building as referred to in verse (3) grouped into:

a.office buildings;

b.state house; and

c. other buildings that are special.

(5) The State Building Building as referred to in paragraph (3) is classified according to:

a.level complexity; and

b.user.

Article 5

(1) The Standard Goods and Standards of Needs as referred to in Section 3 is specified in Annex I which is an inseparable part of this Financial Minister Regulation.

(2) The classification of the building as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (5) specified in Annex II which is an inseparable part of this Financial Minister Regulation

Article 6

At the time this Financial Minister Regulation came into effect, the BMN was a land and/or building the existing one can still be used according to its tail.

Article 7

The application of the Standard of Goods and the Standards of Need for the procurement of BMN to land and/or building regulated in the Regulation of the Minister of Finance is conducted by basing on the Finance Minister's Regulation on planning the requirements of the BMN.

Article 8

This Finance Minister ' s Regulation is beginning to take effect on the date of the promulctest.

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For everyone to know it, ordered the Minister of Finance's Ordinance with its placement in the State News of the Republic of Indonesia.

Specified in Jakarta On December 28, 2011

FINANCE MINISTER

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

AGUS D.W. MARTOWARDOJO

UNDRASED in Jakarta On 28 December 2011

MINISTER FOR LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

AMIR SYAMSUDIN

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STANDARD GOODS AND STANDARD GOODS REQUIREMENTS FOR LAND AND/OR BUILDING

I. OFFICE BUILDING

A. Building High Standards

1. Building height is set as follows:

a. Type A office building and Type B is 20 (twenty) floors;

b. Type C office building and Type D tops 8 (eight) floors;

c. Type E1 office building tops 4 (four) floors; and

d. office building Type E2 is most high 2 (two) floors.

2. Office building buildings can be planned for more than height as indicated in figure 1, provided with the provisions:

a. is proposed by the Minister/Leader of the associated Institution by including technical and economic reasons for development; and

b. got approval from the Finance Minister.

3. Planned office building technical planning built over 8 (eight) floors must receive approval from the Minister responsible in the field of public works on the behalf of the Minister/Chairman of the Institute.

4. In terms of area regulations where office building buildings stand set the maximum height of the building is lower than the maximum height as referred to in figure 1, then the maximum height of the building is concerned to be adjusted to the provisions in the regulations of the area.

B. Office Unit Needs Standards

The maximum number of buildings that can be owned is set as follows.

1. Building Type A

a. The number of office buildings is essentially unrestricted, but is sought to meet the principle of efficiency and effectiveness of land use;

b. The total number of floors of the entire building corresponds to the gross floor area;

c. A type A building can have a building that has a broad range of functions that function specifically to support office activities and in accordance with tasks and functions, such as the meeting building by referring to the provisions of the rules of the invite- invitation.

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2. Type B building

a. The number of office buildings is essentially unrestricted, but is sought to meet the principle of efficiency and effectiveness of land use;

b. The total number of floors of the entire building corresponds to the gross floor area;

c. A type B building can have a specialized building that supports office activities and corresponds to tasks and functions such as a wide-ranging meeting building based on the overall number of employees on the Goods.

3. Type C building

a. The number of office buildings is essentially unrestricted, but is sought to meet the principle of efficiency and effectiveness of land use;

b. The total number of floors of the entire building corresponds to the area of the gross floor.

4. Type D building

a. The number of office buildings is essentially unrestricted, but is sought to meet the principle of efficiency and effectiveness of land use;

b. Special for the directorate's office can have its own building if the gross floor area needs more than 1,000 m2 (thousand square meters).

5. Building Type E1 and E2 The maximum number of buildings is 1 (one) building for each unit.

C. The Broad Standard Building 1. The area of the building that was made standard for planning purposes

needs is the area of gross building. 2. The gross building area is the entire indoor area

building, including parts that cannot be diutilisation. The extent of the gross building is derived from the broad calculation of the netto building plus the area of buildings that cannot be diutilisation. The extent of the gross building can be calculated by the following formula:

Description: Lbb = Gross building of Lbn = Broad building of netto Lu = Broad building that cannot be upennable:

0.10 for simple building

0.15 for low-rise building

0.20 for high-rise building

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3. The vast expanse of netto is the total number of rooms in the building that can be diutized.

4. The area of the netto building is calculated from the area of the standard room multiplied by the number of staff formations. The area of the netto building can be computed with the following formula:

Description:

Sr = Space Standard

P = Number of employee formations

Lf = Area of facilities

D. Land Broad Standard

1. A broad standard of land is an area of land that is required by the User's Goods/Power Users to build a building unit and its supporting facilities in order to host the tasks and functions of the User's Goods/Power Users.

2. The ground minimum area standard is the result of a wide calculation of the ground floor of the building divided by the Koefficient Basic Building (KDB) which is in effect in the local area with regard to the General Plan of the Order of Space (RUTR).

3. The maximum extent of the land is a five-time calculation of the building floor area of the building divided by the Koefficient Basic Building (KDB) which is in effect in the local area with regard to the General Plan of the Tata Space (RUTR).

E. Workspace Standard Standard

The broad standard of workspace is used as a reference to determine the overall number of rooms that would be a net area of the building.

The broad standard of working space is set to be the following.

1. Upper Officials Room

The area of high officials ' work space is further set up by the Managed Goods Manager with regard to the task and function of the top officials concerned.

2. Minister space and the same level

The total area of space is set to maximum 468 m2 (four hundred sixty-eight square meters), with an example of applying the following:

a. Spacious Workspace: 60 m2 (sixty square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 60 m2 (sixty square meters)

c. Area of Large Meeting Room: 160 m2 (hundred sixty square meters)

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d. Area of Small Meeting Room: 40 m2 (forty square meters)

e. Spacious Waiting Room: 70 m2 (seventy square meters)

f. Spacious Rest Room: 20 m2 (twenty square meters)

g. Spacious Toilet Room: 10 m2 (ten square meters)

h. Area Secretary Room: 48 m2 (forty-eight square meters) assuming 6 (six) secretariat staff persons

3. The Vice Minister ' s chambers and the seextent

Total space area is set to maximum 305 m2 (three hundred five square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Area of Workspace: 40 m² (forty square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 30 m² (thirty-square meters)

c. Area of Large Meeting Room: 120 m² (one hundred and twenty square meters)

d. Area of the Small Meeting Room: 40 m² (forty square meters)

e. Area of Waiting Room: 30 m² (thirty-square meters)

f. Spacious Rest Room: 15 m² (fifteen square meters)

g. Spacious Toilet Room: 6 m² (six square meters)

h. Area Secretary Room: 24 m² (twenty-four square meters) assuming 4 (four) secretariat staff people

4. The Office of the Eselon I office and the one that is the head of the office

The total area of space is set to a maximum of 285 m2 (two hundred and eighty-five square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Spacious Workspace: 40 m2 (forty square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 30 m2 (thirty-square meters)

c. Large Meeting Room Area: 120 m2 (one hundred twenty square meters)

d. Area of Small Meeting Room: 30 m2 (thirty-square meters)

e. Area of Waiting Room: 20 m2 (twenty square meters)

f. Spacious Rest Room: 15 m2 (fifteen square meters)

g. Spacious Toilet Room: 6 m2 (six square meters)

h. Area Secretary Room: 24 m2 (twenty-four square meters) assuming 4 (four) secretariat staff persons

5. The space of the Eselon I and the one that is not the head of the office

The total area of space is set to a maximum of 70 m2 (seventy square meters), with the example of the application as follows:

a. Spacious Workspace: 25 m2 (twenty-five square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 12 m2 (twelve square meters)

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c. Area of Meeting Room: 9 m2 (nine square meters)

d. Area of Waiting Room: 6 m2 (six square meters)

e. Spacious Rest Room: 6 m2 (six square meters)

f. Spacious Toilet Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

g. Area Secretary Room: 8 m2 (eight square meters) assuming 2 (two) secretariat staff persons

6. Space Eselon IIa which is not as head of office

The total area of space is set to maximum 133 m2 (one hundred thirty-three square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Spacious Workspace: 20 m2 (twenty square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 12 m2 (twelve square meters)

c. Large Meeting Room Area: 60 m2 (forty square meters)

d. Area of Small Meeting Room: 14 m2 (fourteen square meters)

e. Area of Waiting Room: 9 m2 (nine square meters)

f. Spacious Rest Room: 6 m2 (six square meters)

g. Spacious Toilet Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

h. Area Secretary Room: 8 m2 (eight square meters) assuming 2 (two) secretariat staff people

7. Space Eselon IIa as the head of the office

The total area of space is set to maximum 174 m2 (one hundred seventy-four square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Spacious Workspace: 20 m2 (twenty square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 16 m2 (sixteen square meters)

c. Large Meeting Room Area: 80 m2 (eighty square meters)

d. Area of Small Meeting Room: 20 m2 (twenty square meters)

e. Area of Waiting Room: 16 m2 (sixteen square meters)

f. Spacious Rest Room: 10 m2 (ten square meters)

g. Spacious Toilet Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

h. Area Secretary Room: 8 m2 (eight square meters) assuming 2 (two) secretariat staff persons

8. Space Eselon IIb

A total area of space is set to a maximum of 36 m2 (thirty-six square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Workspace Area: 12 m2 (twelve square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 6 m2 (six square meters)

c. Area of Meeting Room: 6 m2 (six square meters)

d. Spacious Waiting Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

e. Spacious Toilet Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

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f. Area of Secretary Room: 4 m2 (four square meters) assuming 1 (one) of the secretariat staff person

9. The Eselon III space which is not as head of office

The total area of space is set to be maximum of 21 m2 (twenty-one square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Workspace Area: 12 m2 (twelve square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 3 m2 (three square meters)

c. Area of Meeting Room: 6 m² (six square meters) 10. Room Eselon III as head office

Total space area is set to maximum 74 m2 (seventy-four square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Workspace Area: 16 m2 (sixteen square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 9 m2 (nine square meters)

c. Area of Meeting Room: 35 m2 (thirty-five square meters)

d. Area of Waiting Room: 6 m2 (six square meters)

e. Spacious Toilet Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

f. Spacious Secretary Room: 4 m2 (four square meters) assuming 1 (one) secretariat staff person

11. Space Eselon IV as the head of the office

Total space area is set to be maximum of 26 m2 (twenty-six square meters), with an example of the application as follows:

a. Workspace Area: 9 m2 (nine square meters)

b. Spacious Guest Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

c. Area of Meeting Room: 9 m2 (nine square meters)

d. Spacious Toilet Room: 4 m2 (four square meters)

12. Space Eselon IV which is not head of office/functional officials as level Eselon IV

Broad Workspace: 9 m2 (nine square meters)

13. The Managing Workspace/functional office of group III to the bottom

Area of Workspace: 5 m2 (five square meters)

14. Waiting Room

a. Archive Room: 0.4 m2 (zero comma four square meters) /number of staff

b. Functional Space: 4 m2 (four square meters) x 20% (twenty percent) of staff number

A functional space is a space that can be used according to the needs of the ministries/agencies concerned, among them the studio, the computer operator space, The musholla and the barn.

c. Toilets: 5 m2 (five square meters) /25 (twenty-five) people employees

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d. Server room: 0.2 m2 (zero comma two square meters) x 10% (ten percent) the number of staff served, at a minimum of 2 m2 (two square meters)

e. The lobby/other facility: 20 m2 (twenty square meters) /1,000 m2

(thousand square meters) wide netto

f. Service Room: Special for the Service Office

1) > 100 visited /day: 80 m2 (eighty square meters)

2) 25-100 visitors/day: 50 m2 (fifty square meters)

3) < 25 visitors/day: 20 m2 (twenty meters square)

II. THE LAND AND HOUSE BUILDINGS OF THE STATE

A. Unit Requirement

The Goods/User User Power User proposes the number of country house building units, land firecrackers, and building complaints in the BMN Needs Planning based on the joint discussion between the User of the Goods/Power The users of the Goods are concerned with the Ministry responsible in the field of public employment.

B. Building Broad Building

The maximum standard of state house buildings is as follows:

1. Special Type state house: 400 m2 (four hundred square meters)

2. State house Type A: 250 m2 (two hundred and fifty square meters)

3. Type B state house: 120 m2 (one hundred and twenty square meters)

4. State House Type C: 70 m2 (seventy-square meters)

5. Type D state house: 50 m2 (fifty square meters)

6. State House Type E: 36 m2 (thirty-six square meters)

C. Standard and Number of State House spaces

Standard type and number of state home spaces in the table below:

SPECIAL DESCRIPTION A B C D E

Guest Room 1 1 1 1 1

Workspace 1 1-1---

Sitting Room 1 1 1---

Functional Room 1----

Lunch 1 1 1 1 1

Sleep Room 4 4 3 3 2 2

Mandi/WC 2 2 1 1 1 1 1

Kitchen 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Warehouse 1 1 1 1--

Garasi 2 1 1---

The Pramuwisma Sleep Room

2 2 1---

Cuci Room 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

The Pramuwisma Bathroom

1 1 1---

Cuci Room and Bath Room Pramuwisma does not count in the area of the standard building.

D. Land Broad Standard

1. The maximum land area of the country house is designated as follows:

a. Special Type: 1000 m2 (thousand square meters)

b. Type A: 600 m2 (six hundred square meters)

c. Type B: 350 m2 (three hundred and fifty square meters)

d. Type C: 200 m2 (two hundred square meters)

e. Type D: 120 m2 (one hundred and twenty square meters)

f. Type E: 100 m2 (one hundred square meters)

2. In terms of the vast quantity of land has been set up in the General Plan of the Tata Space (RUTR) set out in the local Regional Regulation, then the vast standard of land can be adjusted to refer to the quantity that has been established in the Tata Room General Plan (RUTR) That's it.

3. In terms of a state house being built in the form of a storied building/house building, the land area is tailored to the requirements of the General Plan of the Order of Space (RUTR).

4. The land for the country's home can have an area exceeding the maximum extent referred to in figure 1 with maximum tolerance based on the country's home location as follows:

a. Special Region Capital (DKI) Jakarta: 20% (twenty percent)

b. Capital of the Province: 30% (thirty percent)

c. Capital/City Capital: 40% (forty percent)

d. Countryside: 50% (fifty percent)

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III. PROPERTY AND SPECIAL BUILDING

A User of Goods/Power Users propose the number of special building units, land firecrackers, and the complaints of buildings in the Planning of a BMN Need based on the joint discussion between the User of the User/User Power. Goods are concerned with the Ministry responsible in the field of public employment.

THE FINANCE MINISTER OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

AGUS D.W. MARTOWARDOJO

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BUILDING CLASSIFICATION

I. BASED ON THE COMPLEXITY LEVEL A. The Simple Building

A simple building classification is a building with simple technical specifications, has a simple complexity and technology, with the main feature unstoried or having an amount The highest level 2 floors (two) floors are wide floor area of less than 500 m2

(five hundred square meters) and the lifetime of the failure of the building is for 10 (ten) years.

Classification of this simple building has the broad standards of buildings that cannot be upensed according to the main functions of the building, Such as space for elevators, stairways, the Air Handling Unit (AHU), corridor, pantry/kitchen and Dead Space as a result of construction as well as the architectural form of the building, at 20% (twenty percent) of the gross building area.

B. Building Not Simple

The building classification is not simple is that building with technical specifications is not simple, has the complexity and technology that is not simple. The failure of the building failure was for the shortest time of 10 (ten) years.

This Unsimple Building includes:

1. The simplest low-story low-tiered building characteristic of low-level non-tiered buildings is to have the highest number of floors 4 (four) floors with a total floor area of more than 500 m2 (five hundred square meters).

Classification of this low-level low-rise building has a broad standard of buildings that cannot be upened according to the main functions of the building, such as space area for elevators, stairways, Air Handling Unit (AHU), corridors, pantry/kitchen, and Dead Space as a result of construction as well as the architectural form of the building, at 25% (twenty-five percent) of the gross building area.

2. The simplest high-rise building feature is not the simplest of high-rise buildings is that it has a floor number of over 4 (four) floors and has a complete building platform and infrastructure.

Classification of the storied building This high has a broad standard of buildings that cannot be upensed according to the main functions of the building, such as space area for elevators, stairways, Air Handling Unit (AHU), corridors, pantry/kitchen, and Dead Space of construction as well as forms of

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The architecture of the building, by 30% (thirty percent) of the gross building area.

C. Other Special Buildings

Other building classifications are buildings that have special construction and requirements, planning and implementation of construction require completion/special technology and time. The failure of the building failure was short for 10 (ten) years.

Example:

1. a defense and security installation building with special use and requirements;

2. a nuclear installation building;

3. Laboratory building; 4. building of sports facilities/sports stadiums;

5. Correctional/house of the prisoner;

6. The storage shed is dangerous; 7. The building is monumental.

II. BASED ON USER

A. An office building classification office building is a building that is all over or most of the space is being used as an office space and a support facility for the execution of office functions, such as the boardroom. and archive storage space.

The office building based on its users consists of:

1. Type A

An office building building that includes Type A is an office building that is permanently occupied by the state ' s high institution.

2. Type B

An office building building that includes Type B is an office building that is permanently occupied by the Office of the Coordinating Ministry, the Ministry of State, the Minister's Selevel Office, and the Non-Ministry Government Institution with the National workspace.

3. Type C

An office building building that includes Type C is the office building permanently occupied by the Central Government Instancy with the top official of the Eselon I. An example:

a. Office building at the level of the Directorate General;

b. Office building under Ministry. 4. Type D

The building of an office building that includes Type D is an office building that is permanently occupied by the Central Government's Instancy with the highest level of officials as Eselon II.

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Example:

a. Office Building Directorate; b. House Office Building;

c. District Office Building;

d. Office Building Big Hall.

5. Type E1

Office building building which includes Type E1 is an office building permanently occupied by the Vertical Institution of the Central Government with the highest official of Eselon III.

Example:

a. Ministry Office Building;

b. County Office Building;

c. Hall Office Building.

6. Type E2

The building of an office building that includes the Type E2 is an office building that is permanently occupied by the Central Government Vertical Instance with the highest level official Eselon IV.

Example:

a. Office Building Religious Affairs;

b. Office Building of the Technical Managing Unit (UPT).

B. State House Building

The Building of the State House is a building that is served as a residence, which is grouped by the level of office and the rank of principal of the population as follows:

1. Special Type

The Special Type Country Home is the state house that is reserved for:

a. Minister;

b. Non-Ministry of Government Instituations;

c. Leadership of the High Court of State;

d. Another official at a level.

2. Type A

The Type A State House is the state house that is reserved for:

a. Deputy Minister;

b. Secretary General/Inspector General/Director General;

c. Head/Chairman of the Agency;

d. Deputy;

e. Official as Eselon I.

3. Type B

The Type B State House is the state house that is reserved for:

a. Director/Head of the Bureau/Head/Inspector/Head of the Regional Office/Assistant Deputy;

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b. Officials at Eselon II level;

c. The civil servants of the class IV/d and IV/e.

4. Type C

The Type C State House is the state house that is reserved for:

a. Sub Directorate Head/Head/Head of the Service Office/Head of the Office of Services;

b. Officials at Eselon III;

c. The civil servants of the IV/a group are up to IV/c.

5. Type D

Home of the Type D State is the home of the country that is reserved for:

a. Section Header/Sub-Section Head/Sub-Field Head;

b. Officials at the level of Eselon IV;

c. Civil civil servants of the III/a up to III/d.

6. Type E

The Type E State House is the state house that is reserved for:

b. SubSection Chief;

c. Echelon of Eselon V;

d. Civil servant of the class II/d to the bottom.

C. Other Special Buildings

Other building classifications that are special are buildings that require special requirements, which in planning and their use require a special facility.

Example:

1. State Palace;

2. House of President and Vice President;

3. State Homestead;

4.

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

AGUS D.W. MARTOWARDOJO

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