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Regulatory Region Number 7 In 2011

Original Language Title: Peraturan Daerah Nomor 7 Tahun 2011

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CENTRAL SULAWESI GOVERNOR

REGULATION OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE

NUMBER 07 IN 2011

ABOUT

RECEIPT OF THIRD PARTY DONATIONS TO THE AREA

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD YANG MAHA ESA

THE GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI,

DRAWS: A. That in order to optimize the potential of Central Sulawesi is required for various efforts to accelerate development by further enhancing the role and society to utilize and manage the potential of the regional wealth in an orderly manner, effective, efficient, transparent and accountable as well as pay attention to the principle of justice and the propriety;

b. that to improve the service of the Regional Government in the holding of government, development and penitentiary need to be supported with the availability of resources of the Regional Tax and Regional Retribution, as well as the Regional Retribution. which is derived from the excavation of other sources of legal acceptance of the third party to the Regions;

c. that the Regional Regulation of Central Sulawesi Province Number 3 of 1997 on the Reception of Third Parties To the Regions, which Drafted in the spirit of the Invite-Invite Number 5 Year 1974 on Regional Governance points, need to be customized with current laws;

d. based on the consideration as intended in the letter a, the letter b and the letter c need to specify the Regional Regulation on the Reception of Third Party To the Regions;

Given: 1. Article 18 paragraph (6) of the Constitution of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia Year 1945;

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2. Act Number 13 Year 1964 on Establishing Government Regulation Replacement Rule Number 2 of 1964 on the Establishment of the Central Sulawesi Region and Southeast Sulawesi region by changing the Act No. 47 Prp 1960 on the Establishment of the North Sulawesi-Central and South Sulawesi-Southeast Area (Indonesian Republic of 1964 Number 7) became an Act (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 1964 No. 94, the Republic of Indonesia's Republic of Indonesia) became an Act of the Republic of Indonesia in 1964. Indonesia's Republic of Indonesia Number 2687);

3. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as amended last by Act No. 12 of 2008 About the Second Amendment to the Act No. 32 of 2004 on the Local Government of Indonesia in 2008 Number 59, the addition of the Republic of Indonesia States Number 4844);

4. Ministry of the Interior Minister Number 13 of 2006 on Regional Financial Management Guidelines, as amended last with the Regulation of the Minister of the Interior Number 21 of 2011 on the Second Amendment to the Regulation of the Minister of the Interior Number 21 13 Years 2006 on Local Financial Management Guidelines;

with the Joint Agreement

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE OF CENTRAL SULAWESI and

GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI

DECIDED: Specify: The AREA ABOUT RECEIPT OF DONATIONS

THIRD PARTY TO THE AREA.

CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1

In This Area Regulation, it is referred to as: 1. The area is the Region of Central Sulawesi Province. 2. The Provincial Government is the Government of Central Sulawesi Province. 3. The Regional Government is the Governor and the Regional Devices as an element

the organizer of the local government. 4. The governor is the Governor of Central Sulawesi. 5. The Regional Device Working Unit, next abbreviated SKPD is Unit

Working on the Regional Device of Central Sulawesi Province. 6. The Regional Cash Office, later called Kasda is the Regional Kas Office

Province of Central Sulawesi. 7. A third party is either a person or a body that is not attached to domicile, origin

the proposal and the citizenship.

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8. The third-party donation to the area, which is further abbreviated to SP3, is the granting of third parties to the area as a form of concern for the development of the area, which is granted voluntarily, the iklas and the non-binding of the endowment. A form of money or goods that can be equated with money, or goods of goods in the form of movable goods or non-mobile devices that are not in conflict with the laws.

9. A body is a set of people and/or capital that is a unit of force, whether or not a business that includes a limited liability company, a commander-in-law, another company, the State-owned Business Agency (BUMN), or the Business Agency. Area (BUMD) with name and in any form, firm, conglomerate, cooperative, pension fund, fellowship, association, foundation, mass organization, political social organization, or other organizations, institutions and other forms including contracts collective investment and a fixed form of effort.

10. The Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget, later abbreviated as APBD is the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget of Central Sulawesi Province.

CHAPTER II OF THE GENERAL PRINCIPLE

Section 2

SP3 is organized according to the the principle as follows: a. voluntary, sincere and non-binding; b. simple and transparent; c. no counter achievement either directly or indirectly; d. SP3 acceptance results were utilized for the construction of the Regions; e. It does not conflict with the laws of the law; and f. not to reduce the liability of the SP3 to the State or Region that

is defined in the laws.

CHAPTER III OBJECT AND SUBJECT

Article 3

The Object SP3 is a donation or a gift in the form of money and/or goods as well as other admissions provided by a third party.

Article 4

The Subject of SP3 is a person or entity that provides donations or gifts in the form of money and/or goods as well as other items of acceptance provided to the Region.

CHAPTER IV OF THE FORM AND MAGNITUDE OF THIRD PARTY DONATIONS

Section 5

(1) Regions may receive SP3. (2) The SP3 form may be assistance, gift donation, and other grant

the legal one.

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Section 6 (1) The terms of the SP3 form of money or equated with money are specified

based on the results of the deliberations and agreement between the Local Government and the third party.

(2) The Results of Yawarah And Agreement as referred to in paragraph (1) is made in the form of a Shared Agreement.

Section 7 (1) The acceptance of the SP3 acceptance company as referred to in Article 6

is created in the form and format of the acceptance document. (2) Further terms on the form and format of the admission document

SP3 are governed by the Governor's Regulation.

CHAPTER V REGION AND THE RECEIPT AUTHORIZATION OF SP3

Section 8

(1) the SP3 admissions region performed in the area. (2) The implementation of SP3 acceptance as referred to in paragraph (1)

done by SKPD. (3) Further provisions of SP3 acceptance method are set up with

Governor Regulation.

CHAPTER VI TATA WAY MANAGEMENT

Section 9

(1) The entire results of SP3 acceptance in the form of money or equated with money saved to Kasda in gross form on other accounts-other valid Regional Revenue.

(2) The SP3 received annually is listed in the APBD. (3) The results of SP3 acceptance as referred to in paragraph (1) are allocated

for the financing of regional development in the interests of the community. (4) Further provisions on the manner of SP3 dispersal are set up with

Governor Regulation.

Article 10 (1) All SP3 acceptance results in the form of goods are submitted to

The appointed Provincial Government Officials. (2) The results of the SP3 illumination in the form of goods as referred to in

paragraph (1) are noted in the list of the provincial government's inventory of goods. (3) The items that have been recorded in the inventory list of items as

are referred to in paragraph (2) are managed under the provisions of the Regional Regulations.

BAB VII COACHING

Article 11

(1) The governor conducts coaching on the implementation of SP3 admissions. (2) Further provisions of the coaching manner against implementation

SP3 acceptance is set up with the Governor ' s Ordinance.

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BAB VIII TRANSITION

Article 12 At the time the Regional Regulation came into effect, all regulations on the implementation of the Central Sulawesi Provincial Regulation Number 3 of 1997 on Reception Third Party donations to the Regions still remain in effect as long as not contradictory and yet to be formed new according to the Regulation of this Area.

Article 13 At the time the Regional Regulations are in effect, all Nota Joint Deals with which It's based on the Central Sulawesi Province Regulation No. 3 of 1997. Acceptance of Third Party Donation to the Regions still applies as long as it does not conflict with this Regional Regulation.

CHAPTER IX PROVISIONS OF COVER

Article 14 At the time the Territory of the Territory is in effect, The Regional Rule of Central Sulawesi Province Number 3 of 1997 on the Acceptance of Third Party Contributions to the Regions is revoked and declared to be not applicable.

Article 15 Rules of the Governor as the rule of execution of This region ' s regulations are already set at most 6 (six) months since the Regional Regulation This is promulred.

Article 16 The Regional Regulations are in effect on the date of the promulcity.

For everyone to know it, ordered the invitational of this Area Regulation with its placement in the Section Sheet Central Sulawesi Province.

specified in Palu on December 30, 2011

GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI,

ttd

LONGKI DJANGGOLA

promulgated in Palu on 30 December 2011

THE LEGAL BUREAU CHIEF PROVINCIAL SECRETARIAT OF THE PROVINCE

CENTRAL SULAWESI,

ABD. HARIS YOTOLEMBAH

SHEET AREA OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE OF 2012 NUMBER: 27

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EXPLANATION OF

REGULATION OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE NUMBER 07 IN 2011

ABOUT

RECEIPT OF THIRD PARTY DONATIONS TO THE AREA

UMUM

Along with the spirit of Law Number 32 of 2004 on Local Government as it has been amended last by Invite Invite Number 12 Year 2008 on the Second Amendment to the Invite-Invite Number 32 Year 2004 The Regional Government, bringing changes to the alignment paradigm of the Local Government. One fundamental change is that with the implementation of regional autonomy in which regions are authorized to organize extensive, real and responsible regional autonomy. Extensive regional autonomy is geared towards accelerating the well-being of society through increased service, empowerment and role as well as society.

To be able to realize the implementation of extensive regional autonomy, real and It is responsible for the improvement of the service and welfare of the community, the area must be able to organize government and development activities according to the capabilities of the respective regions. Therefore, the independence of the region is something that needs to be pursued continuously. One of the efforts that can be made to improve such independence is to increase the Regional Revenue sourced from the Regional Original Revenue (PAD) and one of them is the source of another valid PAD. as set forth in the provisions of Article 157 of the letter a number 4 of the Law No. 32 of the Year of 2004 on the Local Government, which according to the provisions of Article 158 paragraph (3) is defined with the Regulation of the Regions in accordance with the laws.

In order to excavate, develop and improve Regional Original Revenue (PAD), the role as well as the public to participate in financing the implementation of development activities should be able to be improved as optimal as possible. The role and society both individually and the body can give to the area either a donation of money or that can be equated with money, or a moving item or non-moving item.

With the Donations granted by the third party do not mean reducing the obligations in question to the State or the Regions. The entire acceptance of third party donations is allocated for development financing for community welfare.

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II. ARTICLE BY SECTION

Article 1 Is quite clear. Section 2

The letter a "voluntary, sincere and non-binding" is the quantity and value of the donation of SP3 based on deliberations and agreements between the parties of the Local Government and the third party as a voluntary principle mirror, sincerely and non-binding.

The letter b referred to simply as "simple" is in the voting system and its distribution is not through a difficult bureaucracy.

The one referred to "transparent" is the entire result of the acceptance and use of SP3 open to the community.

The letter c is referred to " no counter-achievement " is any person or body that gives his contributions not to receive counter-achievement either directly or indirectly, for its purpose for the benefit of the general public.

The letter d

referred to as "SP3 acceptance results utilized for the construction of the area" is the result of the acceptance of SP3 providing the clarity of the benefit either directly or indirectly to the community so that the acceptance of SP3 is referred to directly allocated in The APBD.

The letter e Pretty clear

The letter f is fairly clear

Article 3

Pretty clear

Article 4 is pretty clear

Article 5 reasonably clear

Article 6 reasonably clear

Article 7 reasonably clear

Article 8 is pretty clear

Article 9 is pretty clear

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Section 10 Verse (1)

Clearly Verse (2)

Clearly Verse (3)

The Local Rule is the Regional Regulation on the Management of the Area Property.

Article 11

Verse (1) In question, "Coaching" is in addition to the inclusion of SP3's implementation of admission, the Governor can award the SP3 to the awardees.

Verse (2) Pretty clear.

Article 12 is pretty clear

Article 13 is pretty clear

Article 14 is pretty clear

Article 15 reasonably clear

Article 16 is pretty clear

ADDITIONAL SHEET AREA OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE NUMBER 13

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