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Section 12

The initial assessment act as referred to in Article 10 of the paragraph (3) letter b consists of: a. the assessment of the physical and/or psychic condition of the applicant performed by the force

medical on the medical unit and/or psychological unit; b. Drafting of the initial assessment report describing the conditions and recommendations

against sheltered; and c. The report as referred to in the letter b is used as a guideline

The handling is protected during the safe house.

Article 13 of the security risk analysis as referred to in Article 10 of the paragraph (3) letter c consists of:

a. Protected security risk analysis by satgas pamwal; b. Drafting of security risk analysis reports describing the threat level and

Recommend handling recommendations; and c. The report as referred to in the letter b is used as a guideline

protected during the safe house.

Section 14 of the provisioning of the information as referred to in Article 10 of the paragraph (3) of the d letter consists of:

a. information about the rules related to the implementation of the safe house;

b. information on the contents of the protection agreement; c. information regarding the rights and obligations protected in the safe house; d. information about the protection services to be provided; e. Information about the orderly conduct of the safe house; and f. information about other related rules that are tailored to the situation and

conditions are evolving.

CHAPTER V QUALIFYING HOUSE MANAGER SAFE

Article 15

(1) The Safe Home Head Qualifier is made up of: a. have an understanding and experience in terms of witness protection and/or victims

at least 2 years; b. have the management, supervision and co-ordinative abilities; c. have a Human Rights perspective, victim protection, women and children; d. have the planning and implementation capabilities of the program; and e. have the ability in financial management.

(2) Qualification of the Head of Security and Governing Forces is made up of: a. has an army leadership capability; b. have a Human Rights perspective, the protection of victims, women and children; c. has the expertise of threat risk analysis; d. has a knowledge of security management strategies; e. have experience in security and escort matters during at least 2

years; and f. have a driving ability.

(3) Qualifying Members of the Security and Prefixes are made up of:

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a. have a threat risk analysis skills; b. have a Human Rights perspective, the protection of victims, women and children; c. has a security management strategy attest; and d. has a driving capability.

(4) Qualifying of the Driver: a. have a driving license that is still in effect; b. have a knowledge of road protocols, alternative paths and regional topography; c. have a Human Rights perspective, victim protection, women and children; and d. have skills in vehicle engine maintenance

(5) Qualification of the cook: a. have cooking skills; b. has experience as a minimum cook 2 years; and c. has a Human Rights perspective, women ' s rights and children, nor protection

witnesses and/or victims. (6) Qualifications of Janitor:

a. has experience as a janitor at least 2 years; and b. have concern for activities in the enforcement of Human Rights, rights

of women and children, nor witness protection and/or victims.

Article 16 (1) Secure home management unit officers are obliged to comply with the LPSK regulations on the code of conduct and

employee discipline. (2) Secure home management unit officers are required to apply the basic personality value as

LPSK employees are: a. integrity; b. humanitarian; c. anti discrimination; d. Independence; e. professionalism; and f. Exemplary.

(3) Secure home management unit officers are required to exercise the ethics of execution of the task as a LPSK employee: a. secrecy; b. proportionality; c. Respond; d. special attention; e. transparency; and f. accountability.

(4) Secure home management unit officers are required to carry out the LPSK employee disciplinary rules that contain the obligations and the prohibition that must be obeyed.

(5) In case the officers of the safe house management units have committed the offence The Code of Conduct and the discipline of the employee as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), paragraph (3) and paragraph (4), shall be performed in accordance with the rules of the laws applicable to the LPSK.

Article 17

(1) Sarana and Prasarana Safe House, consisting of the physical means of safe houses, safe house facilities, security facilities, and transportation tools facilities.

(2) The physical protection of the safe house as referred to in paragraph (1) required to qualify, that is:

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a. meets security standards; b. have a fence around the house and can be double-locked; c. has a standard entry path; d. can be used for 1 person protected and family or more; e. easy to monitor; f. have an emergency door or a secret door for the benefit of secrecy; g. have limited access views from outside; h. meets health standards or ventilation and other related things; and i. have an adequate private room for a minimum of 3 rooms with

composition 2 rooms for witnesses and 1 room for safe house maintainer. (3) The safe house facility as referred to in paragraph (1) is required to be eligible, that is:

a. have full house equipment and furniture; b. have medical equipment and standard treatment; c. have portable genset equipment; d. has a playing facility for the child, if necessary; and e. have entertainment, religious and other related facilities that are used accordingly

with the need. (4) The security facility as specified in paragraph (1) is required to qualify:

a. have equipment in the form of CCTV, Handy talky, Firearms and other equipment according to the need;

b. has an entry exit with 24-hour access; c. has the illumination tailored to the needs; and d. have a fire tube.

(5) The transportation tools facility as referred to in paragraph (1) is required to qualify that: a. Four-wheel drive vehicle:

1. has a security standard on film glass; 2. have a P3K tool completeness; 3. have basic logistics completeness (snacks, mineral water, clothing); 4. have the bulletproof power when necessary; and 5. have other security facilities as needed.

b. Vehicle two: 1. has a complete security standard; 2. can be used in a variety of locations and situations.

BAB VI

FINANCING

Article 18 (1) The minimum service standard of safe houses consists of the financing component of th