SHEET COUNTRY
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
| No. 56, 2011 | (Explanation in Additional State Sheet of Indonesia Republic Number 5217) |
GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
Number 28, 2011
ABOUT
MANAGEMENT OF THE NATURAL ASYLUM AREA
AND THE NATURAL PRESERVATION REGION
WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
Weigh: a. That in order to increase the management of the Natural Sanctuary and the Natural Preservation Area need to divide the areas within the zone or block of area management work so that the management can be done to the utmost and in order to carry out the provisions
Article 16 paragraph (2),
Article 17 paragraph (3),
Section 29 paragraph (2),
Section 31 ,
Section 32,
Article 35, and
Article 37 Act No. 5 Year 1990 on the Conservation of Natural Resources Hayati and Ekosystems has been promulgate Regulation No. 68 of 1998 on the Natural Sanctuary and the Natural Preservation Area;
B. that the management of natural asylum and natural conservation areas is not currently able to adopt a need in society that concerns strategic environmental changes both national and international;
c. that the Government Regulation No. 68 of 1998 On the Sanctuary of Nature and the Natural Preservation Area have not been fully able to facilitate the development as referred to in the letter b;
D. that based on considerations as referred to in the letter b and c need to establish the Government Regulation on the Management of the Natural Sanctuary and the Natural Preservation Area.
Remembering: 1. Section 5 of the paragraph (2) and Article 33 of the paragraph (3) of the Basic Law of 1945 as amended by the Fourth Amendment of the Basic Invite Act 1945;
2.
Act Number 5 of 1990 on the Conservation of Natural Resources Hayati and its Ecosystem (1990 State Gazette Number 49, Additional State Sheet Number 3419);
DECIDED:
Establish: Government Regulation on the management of natural asylum areas and natural preservation areas.
BAB I
UMUM PROVISIONS
Section 1
In this Government Regulation referred to by:
1. The next Natural Suaka Area (KSA) is an area of particular characteristics, both on land and in the water that has a staple function as a preservation area of plant and animal diversity and its ecosystem of functioning. As a buffer zone of life.
2. The next Natural Preservation Area (KPA) is an area of particular characteristics, both land and water, which have a central function of the protection of life buffer systems, preservation of plant and animal diversity, and the preservation of the natural environment. It's a sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystems.
3. Management KSA and KPA are a systematic effort undertaken to manage the region through planning, protection, preservation, utilization, supervision and control activities.
4. Natural natural resources are the biological elements in nature that comprise the natural resources of the vegetable (plant) and the natural resources of the animal (the animal) that together with the non-biological elements around it as a whole form an ecosystem.
5. Ecosystem is a system of reciprocity relationships between elements in nature, both biodiversity (plants and wildlife as well as trace bodies) and non-biodiversity (soil and rocks, water, air, climate) that are interdependent and influence influences in a An alliance.
6. Habitat is the environment where plants and/or animals can live and breed naturally.
7. Nature Reserve is a KSA which is due to its natural state of plant species and/or plant diversity and its natural symptoms and ecosystems that require protection and preservation efforts for its existence and development. It can take place naturally.
8. Suaka Margasatwa is a KSA that has a variety of wildlife and/or wildlife diversity that for its survival requires protection and coaching efforts towards the population and its habitat.
9. The National Park is a KPA that has an indigenous ecosystem, managed by zoning systems that are utilized for research, science, education, cultivation, tourism, and recreation.
10. Forest Park is a KPA for the purpose of natural or non-natural plant collections of plants and/or non-natural, original types and/or non-native, non-invasive and exploited for research, science, education, education, education, education, education, education, education, education, education, education, education, education, education cultivation, culture, tourism, and recreation.
11. Natural Tourism Park is a KPA which is utilised primarily for the benefit of natural and recreational tourism.
12. Excretion (preserves) is an attempt to preserve and maintain the diversity of plants and animals and its ecosystems both inside and outside their habitat for their existence to be unextinct, remaining balanced and dynamic in the Progress.
13. The heating of plant types and wildlife is the utilization of plant and animal types with regard to the survival, support, and diversity of plant types and wildlife.
14. Monitoring environmental conditions are the utilization of potential ecosystems, climate states, natural phenomena, types of cultural relics and cultural relics that are within the KPA.
15. The germ Plasma is the substance of the offspring of the offspring of offspring that can be organs of the body or part of plants or animals as well as trace bodies.
16. Satwa are all kinds of hewani natural resources that live on land and/or in water and/or in the air.
17. Wild Satwa is a wildlife that still has the nature of the wild, the purity of the kind and genetic living in the free nature and the human-nurtured.
18. Plants are all types of vegetable natural resources, both live on land and in water.
19. Captivity is an attempt to propagate through breeding and enlarging of seed/seedlings or saplings from wild plants and wildlife, whether performed in its habitat or beyond its habitat, by keeping close attention to and maintaining the Purity of type and genetic.
20. The role as well as society is the active role of the public to participate and realize the management objectives of KSA and KPA.
21. The business agency is the state-owned enterprise, the state-owned business agency, the private and cooperative entities.
22. The Minister is the minister who organizes government affairs in the field of forestry.
Section 2
The management of KSA and KPA aims to preserve plant and wildlife diversity in order to prevent species ' extinction, protect the life buffer system, and use the sustainable biodiversity of biodiversity.
Section 3
The scope of settings in this government regulation includes:
a. assignment KSA and KPA;
B. hosting KSA and KPA;
c. cooperation of the hosting of KSA and KPA;
D. buffer section;
e. funding; and
f. Empowerment and roles as well as society.
BAB II
THE ASSIGNMENT OF KSA AND KPA
The Kesatu section
Common
Section 4
(1) The KSA consists of:
a. nature reserve; and
B. Margasatwa asylum.
(2) The KPA consists of:
a. national park;
B. forest parks; and
c. Natural tourist park.
Section 5
(1) KSA and KPA as referred to in Article 4 set by the Minister.
(2) An area specified as KSA and KPA as referred to in paragraph (1) if it meets the criteria.
The Second Part
The criteria
Section 6
The criteria of a region may be designated and specified as a nature reserve region as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (1) the letter includes:
a. have a diversity of plant and/or wildlife that are incorporated into an ecosystem type;
B. have natural conditions, both plants and/or wildlife that are physically still original and have not been disturbed;
c. there is a rare and/or plant community of plants and/or animal ecosystems and/or endangered;
D. have a specific biota formation and/or its constituent units;
e. have sufficient and certain forms that can improve the management effectively and ensure the natural processes of ecologically; and/or
f. It has the potential of potential and can be an example of an ecosystem whose existence requires conservation efforts.
Section 7
The criteria of a region may be designated and designated as a margasatwa area of asylum as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (1) letter b includes:
a. is a place of life and breeding one or several species of rare and/or almost extinct animals;
B. have a high diversity and wildlife population;
c. constitute a place and life for a particular type of migration species; and/or
D. has ample area as a species of wildlife habitat.
Section 8
The criteria of a region may be designated and designated as a national park area as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (2) of the letter a shall include:
a. have a unique and unique natural natural resource and ecosystem that is still intact and natural as well as unique natural symptoms;
B. have one or more of the ecosystems still intact;
c. has sufficient area to guarantee the continuity of ecological processes naturally; and
D. is an area that can be divided into a core zone, utilization zone, rimba zone, and/or other zone in accordance with the needs.
Section 9
The criteria of a region may be designated and designated as a forest park area as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (2) of the letter b includes:
a. have natural beauty and/or natural symptoms;
B. have an area that allows for the development of plant and/or animal collections; and
C. A region with either native or artificial, in an area whose ecosystem is still intact or the region that its ecosystem has changed.
Section 10
The criteria of a region may be designated and designated as a natural tourist park area as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c includes:
a. have natural attraction of plants, animals or landscapes, natural symptoms as well as unique geological formations;
B. It has a large area to ensure the sustainability of the potential and the attractiveness of nature to be used for tourism and recreation of nature; and
c. The environmental conditions around it support the development efforts of natural tourism.
Section 11
The designation and designation of a region that meets the criteria as KSA and KPA as referred to in Article 6 to Section 10 is done by the Minister in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
BAB III
PEnYELENGGARAAN KSA AND KPA
The Kesatu section
Common
Section 12
(1) Hosting of KSA and KPA unless the forest park is carried out by the Government.
(2) For the forest park, the organizers are conducted by the provincial government or the county/city government.
(3) The Hosting of KSA and KPA by the Government as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by the managing unit set up by the Minister.
(4) The event of a forest park by the provincial government or district/city government as referred to in verse (2) is carried out by a managing unit formed by the governor or bupati/mayor.
(5) The management unit as referred to in paragraph (3) and paragraph (4) is formed under the criteria set forth by the Minister.
Article 13
The hosting of the KSA and KPA as referred to in Article 12 of the paragraph (1) includes activities:
a. planning;
B. protection;
C. drag;
D. utilization; and
e. evaluation of function suitability.
The Second Part
Planning
Paragraph 1
Common
Section 14
The planning of KSA and KPA as referred to in Article 13 of the letter a includes:
a. inventory the potential of the region;
B. region setting;
c. Drafting the management plan.
Paragraph 2
Inventory potential for the region
Section 15
(1) The inventory of the region's potential as referred to in Article 14 of the letter is done by the maintainer unit to obtain data and the area's potential information.
(2) The data and information as referred to in paragraph (1) include the ecological, economic and social aspects of culture.
(3) The further provisions of the method of implementation of potential inventories are set up with the Minister ' s regulations.
Paragraph 3
The alignment of the region
Section 16
(1) The region alignment as referred to in Article 14 of the letter b includes:
a. Drafting zoning or managing block;
B. Workspace alignment.
(2) The management of the management as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out on the national park area.
(3) The management block as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed on KSA and KPA in addition to the national park.
Section 17
(1) The drafting of a zone or management block as referred to in Article 16 of the letter is performed by the managing unit with regard to the results of public consultation with the public around KSA or the KPA as well as provincial and/or government governments -District/City.
(2) The zone of the zone or block as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed by the Minister or the appointed official.
Section 18
(1) The management zone of the national park area as referred to in Article 16 of the paragraph (2) includes:
a. core zone;
B. utilization zone;
c. rimba zone; and/or
D. Other zones correspond to the interests.
(2) The Zonations as referred to in paragraph (1) are set forth by the Minister or the appointed official based on the criteria.
(3) The further provisions of the criteria as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Minister ' s regulations.
Section 19
(1) The management block of KSA and KPA in addition to the national park as referred to in Article 16 paragraph (3) includes:
a. protection block;
B. utilization block; and
c. Other blocks.
(2) The block as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified by the Minister or an official appointed by the criteria.
(3) The further provisions of the criteria as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Minister ' s regulations.
Section 20
(1) The workspace of the workspace as referred to in Section 16 of the paragraph (1) letter b includes:
a. division of workspace into the management and section of the workspace management unit;
B. Workspace section of the workspace into smaller units.
(2) The division of the work area as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on the administrative region boundary of the local government and/or the doubts of the natural resources and its ecosystem.
Paragraph 4
Drafting The Management Plan
Section 21
(1) The management plan of KSA and KPA as referred to in Article 14 of the letter c is compiled by the maintainer unit.
(2) The management of the KSA and KPA management plans as referred to in paragraph (1) are conducted based on the results of the data and information inventory as referred to in Article 15.
Section 22
(1) The management plan of the KSA and the KPA consists of:
a. long-term plans;
B. Short term plan.
(2) the long term plan as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a for a term of 10 (ten) years.
(3) The long-term plan as referred to in paragraph (2) is evaluated at least once in 5 (five) years.
(4) The short term plan as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b for a term of 1 (one) year.
Section 23
(1) The least long-term management plan contains:
a. vision;
B. mission;
C. strategy;
D. the current condition;
e. desired conditions;
f. zone and block;
G. Funding source;
h. Institutional; and
i. monitoring and evaluation.
(2) The short-term management plan is compiled based on a long-term plan that has been passed by the Minister or the appointed official.
(3) Further provisions on the manner of drafting the management plan are set up with the Minister ' s Rules.
The Third Part
Protection
Section 24
(1) The protection of the KSA and the KPA as referred to in Article 13 of the letter b includes protection against the essencial ecosystem area.
(2) The protection as referred to in paragraph (1), done through:
a. prevention, countermeasures, and restrictions on damage caused by humans, livestock, nature, infasive species, pests, and diseases;
B. To effectively make the area security,
(3) The implementation of the region ' s protection as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
The Fourth Part
Preservation
Paragraph 1
Common
Section 25
The preservatives as referred to in Article 13 of the letter c include:
a. the management of plant types and animals and its habitat;
B. wild living corridor;
c. ecosystem recovery;
D. close of the region.
Paragraph 2
Plant Type Management and
The Animals And Its Habitat
Section 26
(1) The management of plants and animals and its habitat as referred to in Article 25 of the letter a includes:
a. identification of plant types and animals;
B. inventory of plant and animal types;
C. monitoring;
D. habitat coaching and population;
e. save type; and
f. research and development.
(2) The further provisions of the management of plants and animals and their habitations as referred to in paragraph (1) are performed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
Paragraph 3
The Assignment Of Wildlife Corridors
Section 27
(1) The feeding of the corridor of wildlife as referred to in Article 25 of the letter b is done to prevent a conflict of interest between humans and the wildlife and make it easier for wildlife to move according to the clear area from one region to the Other areas.
(2) The management of a wildlife corridor as referred to in verse (1) is carried out jointly by regional management units or the stakeholders/regions connected by the wildlife corridor.
Section 28
(1) The feeding of the corridor of wildlife as referred to in Article 27 paragraph (1) of the non-forest area is set up jointly by the head of the region manager with the head of the local area device.
(2) The feeding of the corridor of wildlife as referred to in Article 27 verse (1) of the forest area is set jointly by the head of the area managing units connected by the wildlife corridor.
Paragraph 4
Ecosystem recovery
Section 29
(1) The restoration of the ecosystem as referred to in Article 25 of the letter c is done to restore the structure, function, population dynamics, as well as biodiversity and its ecosystem.
(2) The recovery of the ecosystem as referred to in paragraph (1) is done through:
a. natural mechanism;
a. rehabilitation; and
B. Restoration.
(3) The mechanism of nature as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter is carried out by keeping and protecting the ecosystem in order for the process of natural recovery of the ecosystem.
(4) Rehabilitation as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter b is performed through planting or enrichment of type with native plant type or ever growing naturally in that location.
(5) Restoration as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter c may be performed through maintenance activities, protection, cultivation, enrichment of plant types and wildlife, or paslizing wildlife outcomes or relocation of wildlife from the Another location.
(6) Further provisions on the governance of the implementation of ecosystem recovery in KSA and KPA are governed by the Regulation of Ministers.
Section 30
(1) Restoration and rehabilitation as referred to in Article 29 paragraph (2) of the letter b and the letter c may be performed by the business entity.
(2) In order to perform restoration or rehabilitation, the business agency must obtain the permission of the Minister.
(3) The business entity that has obtained the permission as referred to in paragraph (2) is mandatory:
a. conducting the safeguarding and protection of biodiversity and ecosystems;
B. drawing up a long-term and short-term plan;
c. engaging and empowering the local community; and
D. Put together a plan of use and pay levies for restoration activities.
(4) The further provisions of the manner of obtaining permission and the implementation of restoration and rehabilitation by the entity are governed by the Ordinance of the Minister.
Paragraph 5
Region Closing
Section 31
In the case of a potentially threatening condition that threatens the preservation of KSA and KPA and/or conditions that may threaten the safety of visitors or the life of plants and animals, the KSA or KPA management units can stop the activities Certain and/or closing the region partially or entirely for a certain length of time.
The Fifth Part
Utilization of the KSA and KPA
Paragraph 1
Common
Section 32
(1) KSA and KPA ' s heating of benefit as referred to in Article 13 of the d d can be done on all KSA and KPA.
(2) The utilization activities of the KSA and KPA as referred to in paragraph (1) are done by not damaging the landscape and changing the functions of KSA and KPA.
(3) The utilization activity of KSA and KPA consists of:
a. utilization of the environment conditions; and
B. The utilization of plants and wildlife.
Paragraph 2
Utilization of Nature Reserve
Section 33
Nature reserves can be utilized for activities:
a. research and development of science;
B. education and the increased awareness of conservation of nature;
c. absorption and/or carbon storage; and
D. utilization of the nutfah plasma source for cultivation support.
Paragraph 3
Utilization Of Wildlife Asylum
Section 34
Wildlife asylum can be utilized for activities:
a. research and development of science;
B. education and the increased awareness of conservation of nature;
c. Storage and/or carbon absorption, water utilization as well as water, heat, and wind as well as limited nature tours; and
D. utilization of the nutfah plasma source for cultivation support.
Paragraph 4
National Park utilization
Section 35
(1) The national park can be utilized for activities:
a. research and development of science;
B. education and the increase in nature conservation awareness;
c. Storage and/or carbon absorption, water utilization as well as water, heat, and wind as well as natural tours;
D. utilization of plants and wildlife;
e. utilization of the nutfah plasma source for cultivation support;
f. Traditional utilization.
(2) Traditional conteners as referred to in verse (1) the letter f may be the activities of the forest results instead of wood, traditional cultivation, as well as the traditional hunting of limited to unprotected types.
Paragraph 5
Utilization of the Greater Forest Park
Section 36
(1) The forest park can be utilized for activities:
a. research and development of science and technology;
B. education and the improvement of conservation awareness;
c. Biodiversity richness collection;
D. storage and/or carbon absorption, water utilization as well as water, heat, and wind as well as natural tours;
e. utilization of plants and wildlife in order to support cultivation in the form of the germ plasma provision;
f. traditional utilization by the local community; and
G. Breeding in order to develop an artificial animal or plant-multiplier in a controlled environment.
(1) Traditional conteners as referred to in verse (1) the letter f may be the activities of the forest results instead of wood, traditional cultivation, as well as the traditional hunting of limited to unprotected types.
Paragraph 6
Utilization Of Natural Tourist Park
Section 37
Natural tourist park can be utilized for activities:
a. storage and/or carbon absorption, water utilization as well as water, heat, and wind as well as natural tours;
B. research and development of science;
c. education and enhanceness of natural conservation awareness;
D. utilization of the nutfah plasma source for cultivation support;
e. In order to hatch an egg and/or a child's enlarging taken from nature;
f. traditional utilization by the local community.
Paragraph 7
KSA and KPA utilization permit
Section 38
(1) The KSA and KPA ' s heating of benefit as referred to in Article 33, Article 34, Article 35, and Article 37 can only be done after obtaining the permission of the Minister or the appointed official.
(2) The use of forest parks as referred to in Article 36 can be done only after obtaining the permission of the governor or regent/mayor according to his authority or appointed official.
Section 39
(1) Each holder of the utilization permit KSA and KPA shall pay dues and levies.
(2) The Iuran and levies as referred to in paragraph (1) consist of:
a. the work of the business permit; and
B. levies on the utilization of environmental conditions.
(3) The dues and levies of utilization of the KSA and KPA as referred to in verse (2) are the acceptance of the state not tax.
(4) The dues and levies as referred to in verse (2) are not imposed for restoration permits and rehabilitation permits.
(5) levies on the results of the utilization as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter b is subject to each year or any of the environmental conditions utilization activities.
Section 40
(1) KSA and KPA ' s benefit for natural tours as well as the utilization of plant types and wildlife is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(2) Further provisions on the utilization of KSA and KPA for carbon storage and/or absorption, water utilization, as well as water, heat, and wind energy are governed by the Regulation of Ministers.
The Sixth Part
Evaluation Of Function Suitability
Section 41
(1) KSA and KPA in periodic evaluations every 5 (five) years once or as per needs.
(2) The evaluation as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed to know the suitability of KSA and KPA functions.
(3) Evaluation of the suitability of functions as referred to in paragraph (2) is carried out by the technical team formed by the Minister.
(4) Further provisions on the conduct of the manner of implementation evaluation of the suitability of KSA and KPA functions are governed by the Ordinance of the Minister.
Section 42
(1) The results of the evaluation of the suitability functions as referred to in Article 41 are used as the basis of consideration in determining the follow-up to the implementation of the KSA and KPA.
(2) Further implementation of the KSA and KPA as referred to in paragraph (1) may be an ecosystem recovery and/or change of the KSA and KPA functions.
(3) The change in function KSA and KPA as referred to in paragraph (2) is done in accordance with the laws.
BAB V
THE COOPERATION OF THE KSA AND KPA
Section 43
(1) Hosting of KSA and KPA can be worked together with an enterprise entity, international agency, or other party.
(2) Cooperation as referred to in paragraph (1) may be performed for:
a. the strengthening of the KSA and KPA functions; and
B. The importance of strategic development is unreadable.
(3) Further provisions on the manner of cooperation of the cooperation of KSA and KPA are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
BAB VI
BUFFER SECTION
Section 44
(1) The government and local governments must establish the region bordering the KSA and KPA regions as buffer areas to safeguard the KSA and KPA ' s tenacity.
(2) The buffer zone as referred to in verse (1) may be a protected forest area, a production forest, as well as a land of rights, free state land or land of land.
Section 45
(1) The buffer zone within a protected forest area or production forest area is designated and/or designated by the Minister or the designated official.
(2) The buffer zone outside the protected forest area or the production forest area is designated by provincial or county/municipal governments according to its authority.
(3) The limit of buffer area boundaries outside of the protected forest area or the production forest area is done in a unified way with respect to rights owned by the rights holder.
(4) The government and local governments must conduct the management of the buffer area through:
a. the drafting of the buffer section management plan;
B. rehabilitation, utilization, protection and security; and
c. Coaching of buffer section functions.
(5) The coaching function as referred to in paragraph (4) of the letter c includes:
a. the improvement of the community's understanding of the conservation of biodiversity and its ecosystem;
B. the improvement of community knowledge and skills to improve its well-being; and
c. increased land productivity.
(6) The management plan of the buffer area as referred to in paragraph (4) of the letter a refers to the management plans of the KSA and the KPA in question and the plan of the development of the area.
Section 46
The management of the buffer area which is the land which has been burdened by the right holder is concerned with regard to the management plan of the buffer area as referred to in Article 45 of the paragraph (6).
Section 47
The layout of the designation and management of buffer areas is governed by the Minister ' s Rules.
BAB VII
THE FUNDING
Section 48
The management funding of KPA and KSA is sourced to APBN or APBD and other funding sources as per the laws.
BAB VIII
EMPOWERMENT AND ROLE AS WELL AS SOCIETY
The Kesatu section
Community empowerment
Section 49
(1) The government, provincial government and municipal/municipal governments must empower the communities around KSA and KPA in order to improve its prosperity.
(2) The empowerment of the public as referred to in paragraph (1) includes the development of community capacity and granting access to the utilization of the KSA or KPA.
(3) The Empowerment of the community as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted through:
a. conservation village development;
B. granting of permission to collect non-timber forest results in zone or utilization block, traditional utilization permit, and natural travel services company permit;
c. facilitation of the partnership of forest utilization permit holders with society.
(4) Permission as referred to in paragraph (3) letter b is issued by the head of the management unit according to the management plan.
(5) The permission as referred to in paragraph (4) is not an entitlement to the KSA and the KPA and is prohibited from moving or Surprising the permissions.
(6) Further provisions on the manner of societal empowerment as referred to in paragraph (1) to the paragraph (5) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
The Second Part
The Role As Well As Society
Section 50
Society reserves the right:
a. know of KSA and KPA ' s management plans;
B. provide information, advice, and consideration in the hosting of the KSA and the KPA;
c. conduct oversight of the hosting of KSA and KPA; and
D. keeping and maintaining KSA and KPA.
BAB IX
OTHER LAIN-CONDITIONS
Section 51
The government may propose a KSA or a KPA as the natural world heritage
(world heritage site), a biosphere reserve, or as protection of an international wildlife migration place
(ramsar site) to an international institution that Authorized to be specified in accordance with the criteria defined by the international institution concerned.
BAB X
THE TRANSITION PROVISION
Section 52
(1) KSA and KPA that have been appointed and/or specified, under the laws of the law remain in effect under this Government Regulation.
(2) The issuer permit and use of the published forest area in accordance with the provisions of the invitational regulations before the area is designated as KSA and KPA or designated and/or designated as a buffer zone, remaining in effect Until clearance.
(3) The provisions of this Government Regulation that are not yet regulated or are not sufficiently regulated in the management cooperation of KSA and KPA are signed before this Government Regulation is specified, in the slowest term of 1 (one) year It is mandatory to adjust to this Government Regulation
BAB X
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 53
(1) At the time of the start of the enactment of this Government Regulation, the rules of implementation that have been present and not in conflict with this Government Regulation are declared to remain in effect.
(2) At the time of the enactment of this Government Regulation, the Government Regulation No. 68 of 1998 concerning KSA and KPA was declared revoked and did not apply.
Section 54
This Government Regulation shall come into effect on the date of the promulctest.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Government Regulation with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.
Set in Jakarta
On May 19, 2011
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
-DR. H. SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO
Promulgated in Jakarta
On May 19, 2011
MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
PATRIALIST AKBAR
