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REGULATION OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE NUMBER: 06 IN 2010
ABOUT
PLANTING AREA CAPITAL
WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD
GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI,
IN DRAW: a. that one of the obligatory matters of being the authority of the government
the area of Central Sulawesi Province is the administrative services of regional capital cultivation that is implemented to realize regional independence as an autonomous region;
b. that the cultivation of regional capital is an area effort to manage the potential resources it has in order to build the economy of the area to create and expand the work field so that it impacts on increasing revenue and Community welfare;
c. that regional capital planting is done in a planned and sistimatis with regard to the social, economic and local customs of local communities based on the specific conditions and the typical features of the area;
d. that to ensure the continuity of regional capital planting and can encourage investor investors to invest in the area needs to be created, legal and climate assurance that is conducive through the establishment of regional regulations on capital planting. area;
e. that based on the consideration as intended on the letter a, the letter b, the letter c and the letter d need to form the Regional Regulation on the Cultivation Of The Area;
Given: 1. Act No. 13 of 1964 on the Redemption of Regulation
Government Replacement of Law No. 2 of 1964 on the Establishment of the Central Sulawesi Region and Southeast Sulawesi Region I Rename No. 1, 2011 47 Prp of the Year 1960 on the Establishment of the North Sulawesi-Central and Regional Level I of South-Southeast Sulawesi (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 1964 Number 7) became the Invite-Invite (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 1964) Number 94, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 2687);
2. Act Number 25 of 1992 on Perperfeelings (Sheet Country Republic Of Indonesia In 1992 Number 116, Addition Of The Republic Of Indonesia State Number 3502);
3. Act Number 30 of 1999 on Arbitrasion and Alternative
Settlement of Dispute (Sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 183, Additional Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 3872);
4. Invite No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government to Act (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as amended last by Act No. 12 2008 About The Second Change Of The Law Number 32 Of 2004 On The Local Government (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4844);
5. Law Number 25 Year 2007 on Capital Cultivation (State Sheet Of Republic Of Indonesia In 2007 Number 67, Addition Of The Republic Of Indonesia State Sheet Number 4724);
6. Law Number 26 of 2007 on the Alignment of the Space (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 2007 Number 68, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4725);
7. Law No. 20 of 2008 on the Effort of Mikro, Small and Medium (State of the Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 93, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4866);
8. Rule of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia No. 24 Year 1986 on the Term of the Permit Cultivation Of Foreign Capital (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1986 Number 32, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Number 3335) as amended by the Regulation of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia Number 9 Year 1993 on Changes to the Regulation of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia Number 24 Year 1986 about the Term of the Approval Of Foreign Capital Cultivation (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1986 Number 13, Extra Sheet of State of Indonesia No. 3515);
9. The Government of the Republic of Indonesia Regulation No. 44 of 1997 on the Partnership (the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 1997, Number 91, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3718);
10. Regulation of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia No. 32 Year 1998 on Coaching and Development of Small Enterprises (State Gazette Indonesia Year 1998 Number 46, Additional Gazette Republik Indonesia Number 3743);
11. Government Regulation No. 1 Year 2007 on Income Tax Facility For Capital Planting in Certain Fields And/or In Certain Regions (state Gazette Indonesia Year 2007 Number 1, Extra List of State of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4675) as amended by Government Regulation No. 62 Year 2008 on Changes to the Regulation of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia No. 1 Year 2007 concerning the Income Tax Facility for Cultivation Capital in Certain Business Fields and/or in Certain Regions (Sheet) Indonesia's Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 132, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia No. 4892);
12. Regulation of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia Number 50 Year 2007 on the Tata CaraPelaksanaanCooperation of the Region (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 94, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4765);
13. Regulation of Government of the Republic of Indonesia No. 1 Year 2008 on Government Investment (State Sheet of Indonesia 2008 Nomor14, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4812);
14. Regulation of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia Number 45 Year 2008 On Incentive Guidelines and Ease Of Cultivation Of Capital in Regions (State Sheet Of Indonesia 2008 Number 88, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number Of Indonesia) 4861);
15. Indonesia's Presidential Decree No. 76 of 2007 on Criteria and Closed Business and Open Business Requirements With Requirement In Capital Cultivation;
16. Indonesia Presidential Ordinance Number 77 Of 2007 On The List Of Closed Business And Open Areas With Requirements In The Area Of Capital Cultivation;
17. 2009 Presidential Decree Number 27 of 2009 on the One-Door Integrated Service in the Field of Capital Cultivation;
18. Finance Minister Rule Number 61 /PMK.03/ 2007 on Granting Income Tax Facilities to Cultivation Of Capital in Certain Business Fields and/or in Certain Regions;
19. Regulation of the Coordinating Board of Capital Cultivation Number 11 of 2009 on the Tata Way of Development and Reporting of the Hosting and the Coaching of One Door Integrated Service in the Field of Capital Cultivation;
20. Regulation of the Head of the Coordinating Board of Capital Cultivation Number 12 Year 2009 on the Guidelines and the Capital Cultivation Order;
21. Regulation of the Head of the Coordinating Board of Capital Cultivation Number 13 of 2009 on the Control of the Planting Implementation;
22. Regulation of the Head of the Coordinating Board of Capital Cultivation Number 14 of 2009 on the Information Service and Investment Management System of Electronica;
23. Province of Central Sulawesi Province No. 2 of 2008 on Provincial Government Affairs (Section of the Province of Central Sulawesi in 2008 Number 2);
24. Area Regulation of Central Sulawesi Province Number 6 Year 2009 on the Regional Long Term Development Plan (RPJPD) of Central Sulawesi Province of 2005-2025;
With the Joint Agreement
THE PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE and
GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI DECIDED: REGIONAL REGULATIONS ON THE CULTIVATION OF REGIONAL CAPITAL.
CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1
In This Area Regulation referred to: 1. The area is the Region of Central Sulawesi Province. 2. The province is Central Sulawesi Province. 3. The Regional Government is the Governor and the Regional Devices as an element
the holding of local government.
4. The Governor is the Governor of Central Sulawesi. 5. The next Regional Device Works (SKPD) is the Working Unit
The Regional Device of Central Sulawesi Province. 6. District/City is the district/city located within the province of Sulawesi
Central. 7. Capital Cultivation is any form of capital planting, whether by planters
domestic capital and foreign investors to make an effort in the state of the Republic of Indonesia.
8. The next domestic capital plant is called PMDN (PMDN) is a growing capital activity in the state of the Republic of Indonesia undertaken by domestic investors using domestic capital.
9. PMA (PMA) is a capital activity to invest in the state of the Republic of Indonesia which is carried out by foreign investors, either using fully foreign capital and a joint venture with the United States. Domestic investors.
10. Regional capital cultivation is all forms of capital raising activities, both by domestic investors and foreign investors to conduct businesses in areas of Central Sulawesi province.
12. Investors are individuals or businesses that make up a capital investment that can be a domestic investor and foreign investor.
13. Domestic Investors are individuals of Indonesian citizens, Indonesian businesses, the state of the Republic of Indonesia, or the area that makes capital cultivation in the country region of the Republic of Indonesia.
14. Capital is an asset in the form of money or other forms that are not money owned by investors who have an economic value.
15. The Home Capital is a capital owned by the Republic of Indonesia, an individual citizen of the Republic of Indonesia, or a legal or non-legal entity.
16. Foreign Capital is a capital owned by a foreign country, an individual foreign country, foreign entity, foreign legal entity and/or an Indonesian legal entity, in part or all of its capital is owned by a foreign party.
17. The One-Door Integrated Service is the staging of a licensing and non-licensing activity of the institution or the authority of the institution or agency that has a licensing and non-licensing process that the management process begins. from the application stage to the final stage of the document performed in one place.
18. The Local Government's Facilitated Processes are activities undertaken by the Local Government in assisting the agility of capital cultivation in the area, either providing ease of licensing, the introduction of capital planting sites or other activities that support the local government. capital planting process.
19. The application for the expansion of the Capital Plant is the application of expansion or the addition of capital and its facilities to increase the installed capacity approved and/or add the type of production of goods and/or services.
20. The Modal Cultivation permit is the permission of the Government of the Central Government and the Regional Government required to realize the prior investment agreement.
21. The request for the Cultivation Change is a request for approval for the change in the provisions of the capital planting which has been set out in the prior investment agreement.
22. Fixed Business (IUT) is a licensed license for the company to carry out commercial production activities, both production of goods and services production as an execution of the previously acquired Acquired Capital Approval Letter. company.
23. The Local Community is a indigenous people who are still holding firm and high-selling customs that are recognized and respected within the Central Sulawesi province.
BAB II ASAS AND THE PURPOSE
Section 2
(1) Cultivation of the area capital is organized under asas: a. Legal certainty;
b. Openness; c. accountability;
d. equal treatment and does not distinguish the origin of the area or the origin of the capital planting;
e. together; f. The efficiency of justice; g. continuous; h. Environmental insight; I. Self-reliance; and j. the balance of progress and the unity of national economy (2) The cultivation of the area capital aims for: a. increasing the economic growth of the area; b. creating a working field; c. enhancing sustainable economic development; d. enhance the power of saing efforts in the area; e. improving the capacity and capabilities of the area technology; f. encourage the economic development of kerakyatan; g. manage a potential economy into real economic power; and h. improving the welfare of the local community.
CHAPTER III OF THE REGIONAL CAPITAL CULTIVATION POLICY
Article 3
(1) The Local Government is setting the basic policy of regional capital planting for: a. encourage the climate of an area venture that is conducive to the cultivation of capital for
strengthening the power of saing the region's economy; b. Accelerate the increase in regional capital planting; and c. provide protection against the workforce and local communities based on
customary for the term; (2) Basic policy of capital planting as referred to in paragraph (1), Government
The area is always: a. provide equal treatment for capital planters with regard to
area interests; b. ensuring legal certainty, certainty seeks, and security seeks since the process
permit enforcement to the end of capital planting activities; c. promote the potential of regional resources in the field of capital planting
so it can attract the interest of investors to instill its capital; and d. open the opportunity for development and provide protection to
cooperatives, micro-ventures, small and medium. (3) The basic policy of regional capital cultivation as referred to in paragraph (1) and (2)
is compiled in the form of the General Plan of Regional Capital Cultivation and the Strategic Plan of Area Capital.
(4) Further provisions of the Plan Regional Capital Cultivation and Strategic Plan Cultivation Area is governed by the Governor's Ordinance.
Article 4
(1) The Regional Government formulated and established guidelines, coaching, and supervision on a provincial scale against the Hosting/city/city capital cultivation planning that are coordinated with the government.
(2) Coordination, formulation, designation and implementation of government policy areas of the area of cultivation include:
a. The preparation of the business needs to be considered closed; b. Preparation of the proposed business field needs to be considered open with
requirements; c. The investigation of proposed business fields that need to be considered a priority
is high on the provincial scale; d. Drafting of the provincial capital planting map and region resource potential
consists of: 1. natural resources; 2. Institutional; 3. Human resources; 4. microentrepreneurs, small, medium, cooperative and large, based on input
county district/kota; e. Proposals for capital planting facilities outside of fiscal and non fiscal facilities
national which is provincial authority.
BAB IV
RIGHT AND CAPITAL PLANTERS LIABILITIES
Section 5 Of Capital Cultivation entitled: a. obtaining regional resource information in the form of planting opportunities
capital and hint (directory) that is in its free; b. obtain ease in the endeavor of obtaining land from the public such as the process
negotiation, identification and socialization of capital planting; and c. obtain ease in the development of efforts.
Article 6 (1) The cultivation of capital An obligation: a. Comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and obligations under the terms of the applicable law. Obey the laws of the field of capital; c. respect for all the religious and customs provisions of the local community; d. set aside a portion of net profit each year for the benefit
community development around the capital planting project; e. keeping the environment alive; f. have a capital planting agreement which is the principle permit of
Bupati/Mayor as an initial cornerstone for the permit-clearance of the next technical instance; and
g. have a head office or a branch or a representative or appoint a company in the area.
(2) The Unlawful Planting of the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) is imposed administrative sanction:
a. written warning; b. restriction of business activities; c. freezing of business activities; d. withdrawal of facilities or capital planting incentives; and e. Revocation of business permit.
Article 7 (1) The Local Government grants equal treatment to all capital planters,
except for investors who obtain the privileges under agreement with the government of the Republic of Indonesia;
(2) The Local Government provides reassurance and protection from the act of a takeover of ownership rights, except with an invitation;
(3) The Local Government provides reassurance and protection to the capital planter to conduct transfers. and repatriation in foreign exchange to other regions or countries.
CHAPTER V FIELD
Article 8
(1) All fields of business are essentially open to capital planting in the province except the closed business areas specified by the rules of the invitational regulations-an invitation that is apply.
(2) In order of capital planting, the Local Government can set a closed business area by considering aspects of potential resources of the area, preservation of the environment, provincial layout and/or distinctive features and features. area.
(3) Further provisions of the field of business are open and closed in Provinces are governed by the Governor's Rule.
CHAPTER VI THE ROLE AS WELL AS THE PUBLIC IN
CAPITAL PLANTING ACTIVITIES
section 9 (1) The cultivation of the area must recognize and respect the customs masyakarat
local in the Central Sulawesi region. (2) Any venture capital activity should pay attention to the presence and rights
of the local communities present in and/or around the areal cultivation of capital. (3) Each venture capital activity should provide an opportunity to
the public to play a role and in the venture of capital planting. (4) Any capital planting that violates the provisions as referred to in paragraph
(1), paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are subjected to administrative sanction: a. written warning; b. restriction of business activities; c. freezing of business activities; d. withdrawal of facilities or capital planting incentives; and e. effort revocation.
BAB VII CAPITAL PLANTING RECOMMENDATION
Article 10
(1) Any intent or desire of the regional capital planting which has been delivered to the local government, is considered for A recommendation is provided to the applicant under the terms of the laws.
(2) The recommendation as referred to in paragraph (1) in order of acquiring: a. Principle permission; b. Capital Approval Letter; c. Provisioning of Incentive (s); and d. subsequent permit completion.
BAB VIII REQUIREMENTS AND LICENSING OF CAPITAL CULTIVATION
Article 11
(1) Any person who conducts capital planting in the area is required to apply for capital planting to the government area.
(2) The invocation as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted in writing on paper berated enough to the Governor through authorized officials or SKPD in the field of capital planting.
(3) the invocation to the paragraph (2) is attached: a. the profile of the company that contains the company ' s founding certificate, the passage of the Minister
the Law and Human Rights, as well as the Tax Mandatory Principal Number (NPWP); b. Provincial District Chamber recommendations; c. recommendations and guarantees in order for the preservation of the environment; and d. statement letter or proof of land or land ownership.
Article 12
(1) The application that meets the requirements will be discussed by the Area Capital Planting Coordination Team to obtain approval.
(2) The planting agreement Capital set by the Governor. (3) The approval of the capital planting as referred to in paragraph (2) lists
the location of the implementation of capital planting. (4) The agreement as referred to in paragraph (2) is the principle and foundation permit
early for the company to take care of the permission of the Regional Device Workforce in the field of capital planting.
Article 13
Licensing Services the cultivation of capital granted by the local government includes: a. The approval of the entire investment in addition to the one being the authority of the government
center and county government/kota; b. The approval of the whole new project and PMDN/PMA approval of all business fields
which has been reserved for capital planting; c. The approval of the principle of capital cultivation of the whole new project and the approval of PMDN/PMA
for all the efforts that have been reserved for the investment of capital; and d. The approval of capital planting changes.
Article 14 Grant for the implementation of capital planting as referred to in Article 12 after the prospective capital planting has: a. Business License (SITU); b. Hinder Ordonantie disorder (HO); c. certificate or land rights; d. Permission to build the building (IMB); e. AMDAL document and UKL/UPL; f. (SIG) signs of the Company (TDP) List; and h. other permissions related to the field of attempted business.
Section 15
The Capital Planting Permit as referred to in Section 13 is set by the Governor's Decision in the longest term of 30 (thirty) days
(1) Service for the cultivation of capital.
. must be based on a good governance.
(2) The Local Government should avoid the actions that maal the administration in the ministry of capital cultivation.
Second section of Capital Cultivation Agreement
Article 17
(1) The capital planters who will instill the capital should apply to the Governor through the Regional Device Works Unit that serves the investment of capital.
(2) Capital planters who will instill their capital, before applying for capital planting must first conduct a feasibility study on the field of business in which the county/city is selected in the province of Central Sulawesi province, which is selected;
(3) The request of capital planting as referred to in paragraph (1), submitted written in writing to the Governor to get a goal;
(4) The approval of the capital planting application as being referred to in verse (1) and (3) is composed of:
a. new capital planting; b. Expansion of capital cultivation; and c. Capital cultivation of change.
Third Quarter Cultivation Capital
Article 18
(1) Capital planters who have obtained capital planting approval as referred to in Article 17 must complement the execution of capital planting in accordance with the area of its business:
a. Limited importer number (s); Foreign Employment Use Plan; c. Visa recommendation for foreign labor users; d. Permission to employ foreign labor; e. Import/waiver facilities for the importation of capital goods/materials
baku/helpers and other fiscal facilities; f. the extension of the permit employs a foreign labor force; g. Business license/fixed business permit/extended business permit; and h. The permitting is the authority of the city, which is: 1. Location permission; 2. Granting rights of land/land certificates; 3. Permission Set Up Building (IMB); 4. Permit (HO); (2) Further provisions on the guidelines and grammar of permits
Capital cultivation is governed by the Governor's Rule.
CHAPTER X OF THE ONE DOOR INTEGRATED SERVICE
Article 19
(1) The licensing ministry of capital cultivation as referred to in Articles 17 and 18 is held in the One Door Integrated Service System.
(2) Further provisions of the One-Door Integrated Service System are set up with Governor's rule.
Article 20
The granting of approval Recommendation and permission for the implementation of capital planting is exercised through a single door integrated service set up by the local government
CHAPTER XI INCENTIVE INVESTMENT FUND
Article 21
(1) The Local Government may provide capital raising incentives to capital planters.
(2) Incentives as referred to in paragraph (1) may be an incentive. in the field of taxes and regional retribution, as well as regional tax incentives and regional levies.
(3) The Incentive of area tax and region retribution as referred to in paragraph (2) may be:
a. Tax deductions and regional levies; b. the suspension of regional or regional tax liability; and (4) the non-tax Incentive of the region or of the region ' s levy can be: a. Supply of industry resources; b. special and integrated economic area; c. preferential tarrifs; d. Help schemes; e. Venture capital fund; f. a payment scheme for local employers (local enterprise finnance scheme (LEPS); g. product development assistance scheme; h. research and development schemes; i. investment and marketing development assistance scheme; j. help development of human resources for research interests and
development of (research and development); k. patent application funds; and l. The agreements on the field of capital investment.
Section 22 (1) The Incentive as referred to in Section 21 is provided to a capital planter
has qualified certain after delivering a presentation in a meeting Attended by SKPD related.
(2) Further provisions on certain terms are set up with Governor Regulation.
BAB XII AUTHORITY, COORDINATION AND HOSTING
INVESTMENT AFFAIRS
First Section Of Recommendation and revocation
Article 23
(1) The Government of the Local Government provides a recommendation against the application of the capital cultivation process in effect.
(2) The local government authorities are making against the revocation of the capital planting company which does not perform its obligations.
(3) The Local Government established a One-Door Integrated Service System (SPTSP) in the framework of capital planting permits.
The Second Section
Coordination Of Capital Cultivation Policy
Article 24 (1) The Local Government is obliged to do coordination of the planting policy
capital with the government and/or the county/city government. (2) The Coordination as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. the general plan of regional capital planting; b. the strategic plan of regional capital planting;
c. Socialization of policy and planning, development and cooperation in and/or abroad;
d. promotion of regional capital planting; e. the promotion material of regional capital planting; f. the location of planting the planting; g. The administrative capital of the county/kota; h. A farm; i. Employment; j. monitoring, guidance and supervision of capital planting companies; k. coordination of a single door integrated service system; and l. coordinate the drafting of potential and investment opportunities.
Third Section of Capital Cultivation Affairs
Article 25
(1) Hosting of governance of capital areas is carried out by the Local Government. based on the criteria of externality, accountability and efficiency.
(2) The inclusion of regional capital planting is carried out and coordinated by SKPD in the field of regional capital planting.
(3) The inclusion of government affairs as referred to paragraph (1) and (2) including the holding of a cross-capital plant -District/City.
BAB XIII SETTLEMENT DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
Article 26
(1) SKPD in the field of capital planting is authorized to monitor and deal with issues leading to disputes in planting capital through a coordinated team that is set up to be equipped to be equipped with related SKPD.
(2) Disputes occurring in capital planting are called planting disputes. Capital. (3) The Dispute as referred to in paragraph (1) is a dispute between the Government
Regions and Capital Planters. (4) The settlement of the capital planting dispute as referred to in paragraph (2) is carried out
through litigation and non litigation. (5) The resolution of the dispute over the non-litigation path as referred to in paragraph (4)
is done through deliberations and mufakat or through arbitrage. (6) The resolution of the dispute through arbitration as referred to in paragraph (5) is carried out
through the National Arbitrasion. (7) If the dispute is referred to in paragraph (5) and (6) it cannot be reached
its resolution or may not satisfy the sense of justice of the parties, it can be resolved by the legal path.
BAB XIV provisions CRIMINAL
Article 27
Any person who violates the provisions of Article 6 and Article 9 is threatened with a criminal under the provisions of the laws.
BAB XV TRANSITION
Article 28
(1) The provisions of capital planting were carried out before the promulgations of this Regional Regulation remain in effect until the expiration of the Capital Cultivation Business Permit.
(2) The capital planting agreement conducted before the promulgments of this Regional Regulation shall remain in effect until the end of the agreement.
BAB XVI CLOSURE
Article 29
Rules The governor as the rules of the Regulation of the Regions is set to be one (one) year after the Regulation of the Territory is promulred.
Article 30 Of the Regulation of the Regions begins to take effect on the date of promulgations. In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of the Regional Regulation with its placement in the section of the Central Sulawesi province. Set in Palu on 22 December 2010 GOVERNOR OF CENTRAL SULAWESI, ttd B. PALIUDJU Was promulaled in Palu on 22 December 2010 SECRETARY OF THE AREA, RAIS LAMANGKONA SHEET AREA OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE NUMBER: 19 2010
EXPLANATION OF
REGULATION OF CENTRAL SULAWESI PROVINCE
NUMBER YEARS
ABOUT THE AREA CAPITAL PLANTING
I. UMUM
One of the obligatory matters that is the authority of the Central Sulawesi province is the administrative services of regional capital planting to realize the independence of the area as an autonomous region. The presence of regional authority in the area of administration of regional capital cultivation provides an obligation for the province of Central Sulawesi province to conduct capital planting regulation in order of legal certainty (legal certainty), Legal justice (legal justice) and stimulatory investor capital to instill its capital in the region of Central Sulawesi Province. The cultivation of regional capital is an area's attempt to excavate and manage the potential resources of the area in order to build the region's economy to create and expand jobs, resulting in an increase in the development of the area. income and welfare of the community. In addition, through cultivation of regional capital may spur an increase in the region's economy and can contribute to the increase in Regional Real Revenue (PAD). Through regulation in the form of the Central Sulawesi Provincial Regulation on Cultivation Of The Area is highly implicating to the structuring of planned regional capital planting systems and sistimatis with regard to conditions of the state. social, economic and local customs of local communities based on special conditions and typical area traits. The arrangement of the area's capital cultivation system is also referred to as a means of promotion of regional capital planting opportunities in the region of Central Sulawesi province as a reflection of a climate-planting climate conducive to capital. As a means of promotion to regional capital planting opportunities and as a harbinger of such a conducive capital climate, it is beneficial to guarantee the survival of regional capital cultivation and can encourage investors to instill. The capital is in the Central Sulawesi province.
II. ARTICLE BY SECTION Article 1 Quite clearly Section 2 Verse (1) The letter
referred to as "asas of legal certainty" is the principle in a legal country that lays down the laws and conditions of the laws as the basis of the law. any policy and action in the area of regional capital cultivation.
The letter b referred to the "asas of openness" is an open principle against the right
society to obtain the correct, honest and undiscriminatory information about area capital planting activities.
The c-letter referred to as "accountability asas" is the defining principle that
any activities and final results of the holding of capital cultivation must be accounted for to the public or the people as the highest sovereign sovereign of the country in accordance with the rules of the law. It's
The d letter referred to as "the same treatment principle and does not differentiate the origin of the area
or the capital planter state" is the principle of non-discrimination based on
provisions of the laws, both between the area investors, between the provincial planters of the province of Central Sulawesi and the investors of other regions, between domestic investors and foreign investors and planters capital from one country with a capital planter from another foreign country.
The letter e referred to as "asas togetherness" is the principle that drives the role
all capital planters are collectively in the activities of its efforts to realize the welfare of the people.
The letter f referred to as "exuberated efficiency asas" is an underlying principle
ease of implementation of regional capital planting by depaning the efficiency of justice in an effort to realize a fair, conducive and helpless business climate.
The g letter referred to as " asas sustainable " is a planned principle
striving to run through the development process through an area capital planting to ensure well-being and progress in all aspects of life, both for the present and the future.
The letter h referred to as "environment-insightful asas" is a capital planting principle
areas that are done with keeping attention and maintaining the protection and maintenance of the environment.
The letter i referred to "self-reliance asas" is an area of regional capital cultivation
which is done with fixed Depaning the potential of nations and countries and regions by not shutting down foreign capital for the sake of regional and national economic growth.
The letter j which is " asas the balance of progress and economic unity
national " is an asas that seeks to maintain the economic progress of the region in the national economic unity.
Verse (2) It is quite clear.
Article 3 Verse (1) The local community based on its customary customs in this provision is the society
The custom is real still there and the customs are still live as a living law in society.
Verse (2) The one referred to "the same treatment" is that the Local Government
The Central Sulawesi province does not discriminate against the treatment of investors that have instilled its capital in the region of Central Sulawesi Province, unless otherwise specified by regulatory provisions It's
Verse (3) Quite clearly Verse (4) Clear enough Article 4 Verse (2) The letter of a closed business is based on health, moral,
cultural, environmental, defense and national security criteria and Other national interests such as the production of weapons, nuclear, explosive devices and equipment of war and the areas of the businesses that are explically declared are closed under the law.
letter b referred to open with requirements based on national interest criteria
i.e., natural resource protection, development of small small micro enterprise cooperative surveillance production and distribution, increased capacity Domestic product technology as well as cooperation with the government-appointed business entity.
Article 5
Quite clearly Section 6 Quite clearly Article 7 Quite clearly Section 8 Quite clearly Article 9 Quite clearly Article 10 Quite clearly Article 11 Quite clearly Article 12 Quite clearly Article 13 Is quite clear Article 14 Quite clearly Article 15 Quite clearly Article 16 Verse (1) The meaning of "good governance" (good governance) is
the ministry of government based on: (a). Community participation (b). Law enforcement is fair without sight of fur; (c). openness in service; (d). Responsibility for the complaints of the parties that are served; (e). oriented toward broader interests, both in procedures and policies; (f). Aspects of justice, where every citizen has the same opportunity; (g). Effective and efficient; (h). Accountability; (i) the presence of strategic vision in the policy of regional capital cultivation.
Verse (2) The "maal act of administration" is a barring action
administration procedure, both financially and in terms of time. and places, like wild levies, inefficient bureaucratic services and so on.
Article 17 Quite clearly Article 18 Quite clearly Article 19 Quite clearly Article 20 Quite clearly Article 21 Quite clearly Article 22 Quite clearly Article 23 Quite clearly Article 23 Quite clearly Section 24 Verse (2) the letter i referred to employment is a capital planting company
meeting the needs of the workforce must open up the opportunity to maintain the workforce of the Indonesian citizens and should be dominated by the workforce. locale
Article 25 Pretty clear Article 26 Quite clear
Article 27 Quite clearly Article 28 Quite clearly Article 29 Quite clearly Section 30 Is quite clear
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