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THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF MALUKU
MALUKU PROVINCIAL COUNTY REGULATION NUMBER: 11 YEARS 2009
CONCERNING
AREA-OWNED GOODS MANAGEMENT
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD YANG MAHA ESA
GOVERNOR MALUKU,
Draw: a. that in accordance with Article 81 of the Government Regulation No. 6 of 2006 concerning the Management of Area goods and in the framework of securing the goods the area needs to be administered administration of administration professionally due to area goods as one of the important elements in the holding of Government and Regional Development, then the area's goods need to be managed in an orderly manner to be utilized optimally in order to support the Regional Autonomy;
b. that based on consideration of
the letter of the above, it needs to be set up by the Regional Regulation on Proprietary Goods Management.
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Given: 1. Article 18 of the paragraph (6) of the State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
2. Act No. 20 Year 1958
about the Establishment of the Swatantra Area Level I Moluccas (State Gazette Indonesia Year 1958 Number 79, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 1617);
3. Law No. 5 Year 1960
on The Basic Regulations Of The Foundation Of Agraria (state Sheet Of 1960 Number 104, Additional Gazette State Number 2043);
4. Law No. 8 of the Year 1974
on the Poes of Subjects (1974 State Gazette Number 38, Additional Leaf Country Number 3041) jo. Law Number 43 Of 1999 On The Changes To The Law Number 8 Of 1974 On The Poes Of Staff (state Gazette 1999 Number 169, Extra State Sheet Number 3041);
5. Law No. 28 of 1999
on the Clean and Free State of the Year of corruption, collusion and nepotism (State Gazette 1999 number 75, additional state sheet number 3815);
6. Law Number 17 Year 2003
on State Finance (Sheet
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The State Of 2003 Number 47, An Additional State Sheet Number 4286);
7. Law Number 1 Of 2004
About State Treasury (State Sheet 2004 Number 5, Additional State Sheet Number 4355);
8. Law No. 32 Year 2004
about the Regional Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437), as amended several times with the Act Number 12 In 2008 On 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);
9. Law No. 33 Year 2004
on The Financial Balance Between The Central And Regional Governments (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2004 Number 126, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4438);
10. Government Regulation No. 46 Years
1971 on Sales of the State of the Individual Service (State Sheet of 1971 Number 59, Additional Gazette number 1967);
11. Government Regulation No. 40 Year
1994 about the State House (Sheet
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The 1994 State Number 69, Additional State Sheet Number 3573);
12. Government Regulation No. 40 of the Year
1996 on the Rights of Guna Building and the Right of Use of the Land;
13. Government Regulation No. 2 of 2001
on the Security and Proprietary Goods/Property of the State from the Central Government to the Regional Government in the course of the Regional Autonomy Act;
14. Government Regulation No. 24 Year
2005 concerning Governance Accounting Standards;
15. Government Regulation Number 55 of the Year
2005 on the Balance Fund (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 2005 Number 137, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4575);
16. Government Regulation No. 58 Year
2005 concerning State Financial Management (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2005 Number 140, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4578);
17. Government Regulation No. 6 Year 2006
on Management Of State/Area Goods (State Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2006 Number 20, Additional State Sheet Number 4609);
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18. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on Government Authority and Provincial Authority as Autonomous Regions (state Gazette 2000 Number 54, Additional Gazette Number 3952);
19. Regulation of the Home Minister Number 7
In 2006 on the Standardization of Sarana and Regional Governance Prasarana;
20. Maluku Province Regulation No. 02
Year 2007 on the Establishment of the Organizational Organization of the Provincial Secretariat of the Maluku Province and the Regional People's Representative Council of Maluku Province.
With the Joint Agreement
THE PEOPLE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL OF THE MALUKU PROVINCE
AND
GOVERNOR MALUKU
DECIDED:
SET: AREA REGULATIONS ON
MANAGEMENT OF GOODS BELONGING TO THE AREA.
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BAB I
provisions of UMUM
Article 1
In Regulation of this Region, it is referred to:
1. The Regional Government is the Provincial Government of Maluku Province;
2. The Governor is Governor of Maluku.
3. The Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) is the Regional People's Representative Council of Maluku Province.
4. The Regional Secretary is the Regional Secretary of Maluku Province as the Regional administrator.
5. Bureau Supplies is the Bureau of Supplies on the Provincial Secretariat of the Maluku Province.
6. The Regional Device Working Unit (SKPD) is an area device in the local government as an area-owned user.
7. A working unit is a SKPD section that carries out one or more programs.
8. Area owned goods are all items purchased or acquired on the load of APBD or derived from any other authorized acquisition.
9. Area management is a suite of activities and actions against Regional goods including planning, determination, budgeting, budgeting, standardization of goods and prices, procurement, storage, distribution, inventorization, control, and control. maintenance,
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safeguards, utilization, change of legal status as well as its efforts.
10. A user is an authorized user of a State/Area property.
11. The Regional Manager is an employee who is assigned a task to take care of the Regional Goods, receive, store, distribute and manage the items in use.
12. The Regional House is a home owned by the Government occupied by a particular Officer or State Government Civil Service specified;
13. The default value of the Goods is the Price of Goods according to the type, specifications and quality.
14. Planning is an Activity or Action to connect the current activities with the current situation in order to draw up the needs and or Maintenance of the Regional Goods to come.
15. Determination of the Need is an activity or action to formulate the details of the need on planning as a guideline in carrying out the fulfillment of the needs and or maintenance of the Regional Goods poured in the budget.
16. Budgeting is an activity or action to formulate the determination of the Regional Goods needs by paying attention to the available budget allocation.
17. Procurement is an Activity for doing the fulfillment of Local Goods Needs and or Regional Goods Maintenance.
18. Storage is an activity to perform the hosting and handling of the inventory items in the warehouse or other storage space.
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19. A channeling is an activity for funneling/delivery of goods from warehouses or other designated places to the working unit/working unit.
20. Maintenance is an activity or action that is performed for all Regions to be always in a good state and ready to be used defensively and successfully.
21. Safeguards are activities or measures of control in the affairs of regional goods in the physical, administrative, insurance and legal efforts of the law.
22. Removal is an act of removing the area's property from the list of items by publishing a decision letter from the official to release the user and/or power of the goods user and/or maintainer of the goods of the liability the administration and the physical for the items that are in its application.
23. Transfer is a diversion of ownership of the Regional property as a result of deletion by being sold, exchanged, interchanged, or included as a government capital.
BAB II
INTENT AND THE PURPOSE
Section 2
The management point of the management of the goods is for:
a. Securing Area goods.
b. Discontinue the steps and actions in the management of the Regional Goods.
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c. Provide assurance/certainty in the management of the Regional goods.
Section 3
The management objective of the Regional goods is for:
a. It supports the implementation of Government and Regional Development.
b. It is an accountability in the management of goods.
c.
BAB III
POSITION, AUTHORITY, DUTY AND FUNCTION
Section 4
The management of the Area goods is executed separately. of Government goods management.
Section 5
(1) The Governor governs the management of the Regional goods.
(2) The Registration and Record of Local Goods is conducted under the provisions of the laws.
Section 6
(1) The Governor as the Maintenance Holder of the Area goods and is responsible for the coaching and execution of the management of the Regional goods.
(2)
The governor as the power holder Area Property Management has authority:
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(3)
a. Establish a Regional-owned goods management policy.
b. Establish the use, utilization, or transfer of land and building.
c. Establish a Regional-owned goods security policy.
d. Submit the proposal for the transfer of goods belonging to the Regions which require the approval of the DPRD.
e. Approve the transfer of property and the removal of the Area Property as per its authority limit.
f. Approve the utilization of Regional-owned Goods other than ground and/or building.
The governor in order to perform the management of the Regional goods according to its function is assisted by:
a. County Secretary.
b. Job Unit Chief.
c. Head of the Bureau/Head of the Supplies/Umum;
d. The handler.
e. Item Storage.
(4)
(5)
The Regional Secretary as the Regional Proprietary Goods Manager.
The Regional Secretary as the Regional Proprietary Goods Manager and is responsible:
a. Establish officials who take care of and store Area Property;
b. Examining and approving the Regional-owned goods plan.
c. Research and approval of Local-owned goods maintenance plans.
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d. Set up the implementation, removal, and transfer of the Regional-owned goods approved by the Governor or the DPRD.
e. Perform coordination in the implementation of Regional-owned goods inventory.
f. Perform surveillance and control over the management of the Regional owned goods.
(6) Head of SKPD as a local property user, authorized and responsible for:
a. Submitting a RKBD and RKPBD for SKPD that is led to the Governor through the Goods Manager.
b. Apply for a status assignment for the mastery and use of the Regional goods acquired from the load of APBD and other authorized acquisitions to the Governor/Regent/Mayor through the Goods Manager.
c. Perform records and inventory of the area's property in which it is in place.
d. Use the property of the area that is in its use for the benefit of staging the principal task and the SKPD function that it has led.
e. Securing and maintaining the property belongs to the area in which it is in its service.
f. Submitting the proposal for the transfer of property owned by land and/or building that does not require the approval of the DPRD and the property of the area other than the land and/or building to the Governor through the Goods Manager.
g. Giving up untapped land and buildings for the sake of holding the principal duties and the SKPD function he has led to the Governor through the handling of the goods.
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h. Perform surveillance and control over the use of existing area-owned goods.
(7) The Bureau Chief/General/General Manager of the Goods (PPB) and the Regional Proprietary Information Center (PIBMD) It is responsible for coordinating the management of the existing property of the SKPD.
(8) The barber/store-keeping of the goods is responsible for receiving, storing, and issuing and taking care of property of the Regions in use.
Article 7
The Head of the Bureau/Chief of the Supplier/General Section as the task and function sits
BAB IV
PLANNING AND PROCUREMENT
First Part
Planning and budgeting
Section 8
(1) Bureau Chief/Part Equipment/General assisted Working Unit compiles:
a. Regional Governance and Local Government Prasarana;
b. Standard rate.
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(2) Standardization as referred to by paragraph (1) is specified by the Governor's Ordinance.
Article 9
(1) The Manager is Set Up the Plan Regional Goods Needs (RKBD) and Regional Goods Needs Plan (RKPBD) that are accompanied by a planned budgeting need plan of the RASK Plan of Work Units (RASK) each Working Unit/Working Unit as a drafting material Draft APBD.
(2) The drafting of the Regional Goods Needs Plan (RKBD) and the Regional Goods Needs Plan (RKPBD) as referred to in paragraph (1), guidelines on the standard Goods requirements/means and the infrastructure work of the local government and price standards.
(3) After the APBD is set, the Governor compiled the Regional Goods Needs List (DKBD) and List of Regional Goods Maintenance Needs (DKPBD).
Article 10
Tata ways of planning requirements and budgeting as referred to Section 9 is further set to the Governor's Ordinance.
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Second Part
Procurement
Article 11
The Procurement of Regions goods is exercised based on efficient, effective, transparent/open, competing principles, fair/undiscriminatory and accountable.
Article 12
(1) The implementation of the procurement of goods and services is further established with the Governor's Ordinance.
(2) The Governor may bestow the authority of the implementation of the procurement of goods/services. services and maintenance to the Manager and or SKPD.
(3) The Manager specifies the procurement committee of goods and services.
Article 13
(1) The provision of goods and services is exercised under the provisions of the laws.
(2) In terms of procurement of common goods and adhere to uniformity of uniformity, the procurement of goods/services is exercised by the Manager of the Goods.
(3) Further arrangements on the conduct of the implementation of the procurement process through the Procurement Committee Area items set with Governor Rule.
Article 14
The absence of goods can be implemented by means of purchase, job enlarging, self-making and co-manager.
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Section 15
The result of the Procurement as referred to in Section 12, which is financed from the APBD reported by the SKPD Chief to the Governor through the Manager is equipped with the Procurement Document.
Section 16
(1) Each Year of the Budget, the Manager makes a List of Absence Results (DHP) as referred to in section 15.
(2) List of Absence Results as referred to in paragraph (1) is used for calculation attachment APBD.
Article 17
(1) Acceptance of Goods and Services from The fulfilment of the Third Party's obligations to the Local Government under the agreement and or the conduct of a particular permit is required to be submitted to the Governor by the Manager.
(2) The Acceptance of Goods and Services of the Third Party It is a donation, grant, wakaf and submission from a community or government to an area.
(3) The Manager records, monitors, and actively performs the billing of the Third Party obligations as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2).
(4) Surrender of Third Parties as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), is poured in the News Show News (BAST) and is accompanied by a valid ownership/mastery document.
(5) The results of the acceptance as referred to on the paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) is recorded in the inventory list.
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(6) The order of execution as intended in paragraph (1), (2), (3) and paragraph (4), is further specified by the Governor Regulation.
BAB V
STORAGE AND SORTING
Section 18
(1) All proceeds of the procurement of the moving area goods are received by the Chief of the Goods or Officers designated by the SKPD Chief.
(2) Replacement of the goods or officials/employees who are appointed to perform regional property records in accordance with the laws.
(3) the head of the SKPD as a direct superior of the Goods/Goods Storage is responsible for the orderly conduct of the region's treasury administration as referred to in paragraph (2).
(4) The order of acceptance and storage of regional goods as referred to in paragraph (1), (2), and (3) is further set forth by the Governor Regulation.
Article 19
(1) Reception of non-moving goods performed by the SKPD Chief or designated Officer, and further reported to the Governor through the Manager.
(2)
(3)
The admission of Local Goods as referred to by paragraph (1) is carried out after being examined by the Panitia The Regional Goods Inspector (PPBD).
The acceptance of the goods as referred to section 14, carried out after the examination of the authorized technical agencies, by making the News Event Examination.
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(4) The Panitia referred to the paragraph (2) of this section is specified by the Decision Manager.
Section 20
(1) The Governing Committee of the Region as referred to in Article 19 is responsible for examining, testing, researching and witnessing the goods submitted in accordance with the requirements indicated on the Work Order (SPK) and/or the Contract/Agreement and the News Examination News (BAP).
(2) The event news as referred to in paragraph (1) is used as one of the terms of the invoice to the Bureau/Financial Section.
Article 21
(1) The expenditure/distribution of the area by the Goods Management is exercised over the the base of the Goods Spending Order (SPPB) and for inventory items is accompanied by news of the handover event of the direct Atasan appointed by the SKPD Chief.
(2) Each year the Head of the Units Units/Working Units must report the stock or the rest of the goods to the Governor through the Manager.
BAB VI
USE
Section 22
(1) Usage Status The county's property for each of the SKPD is set by the Governor.
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(2) The term of the area's use of the usage of goods as referred to in paragraph (1) is implemented as follows:
a. The user is not authorized to use any of the following: The Goods maintainer examines the report and proposes the use referred to the Governor for a set of usage status.
Article 23
The area belongs to the area for the principal and function duties. SKPD, to be operated by other parties in order to perform the general service according to the principal task and the SKPD function concerned.
Section 24
(1) The status of land use status and/or building is carried out with the provisions that the soil and/or the building is for the benefit of hosting the task the principal and user functions of the goods and/or user power of the goods.
(2) the user of the goods and/or the User of the User is obliged to give up the land and/or building not used as referred to the paragraph (1) to the Head of the Regions via the Maintainer.
Article 25
(1) State-owned goods users who do not give up land and/or buildings not used to host principal tasks and functions of the agencies are concerned to the Governor's imposed sanction Be
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freezing of maintenance funds and/or buildings referred to.
(2) Land and/or buildings not used in accordance with principal tasks and the SKPD function revoked the designation of its use status.
BAB VII
UTILIZATION
First Part
Criteria and Shaping Form
Section 26
(1) Heating of goods belonging to the area of land and/or building that is not used for Perform the underlying tasks and functions of the SKPD, executed by the Manager of the Goods after the got Governor's approval.
(2) Maintenance of property goods other than land and/or building that is not used to carry out the principal tasks and functions of SKPD, executed by the User of the goods after receiving the approval of the administrator items.
Article 27
The utilization of the Regional property utilization is:
a. Rent.
b. Borrow It On.
c. Utilization cooperation.
d. BGS and BSG.
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Second Section
Sewa
Article 28
(1) Local goods, both mobile and non-moving goods which have not been utilized by the Local Government can be Lease to Third Party at the benefit of the Regions.
(2) The property of the leased County does not change the legal status/status.
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
The term of this paragraph is specified by the Decree of the IBM International Party ("IBM"). Governor.
The term of the county-owned goods rental is 5 (five) years old and can be extended.
The rental is taken under a sewa-lease agreement letter, which at least contains:
a. The parties are bound by the agreement.
b. type, size or amount of goods, rent, and timeframe.
c. the responsibility of the tenant over the operational and maintenance costs during the rental period.
d. other requirements deemed necessary.
The property of the Regions, whether moving or not moving in addition to rent can be levied retribution for the utilization/use of such goods.
A levy as referred to a paragraph (4) set with Governor Rule.
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(8)
Results of lease and levy receipts to the Regional Kas.
Third Quarter
Pinjam Wear
Section 29
(1) The property Untapped areas can be scanned.
(2) The use can only be given to the Government Instancy.
(3) The use does not change the legal status (transfer) the ownership of the Regional goods.
(4) The Term Borrowed time using the last 2 (two) years and can be extended.
(5) Use of the Used Use is performed under the agreement letter that at least contains:
a. The parties are bound in the agreement. B. type, area or number of items on loan, and
the term. c. The borrower's responsibility for the operational costs and
maintenance during the loan period. D. Other requirements deemed necessary.
Fourth Quarter
utilization cooperation
Section 30
Regional-owned Goods Benefit Co-operation with other parties is implemented in order:
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a. Optimize the resources and results for the Regional Property;
b. increasing regional acceptance.
Article 31
(1) Regional-Property Benefit Benefit Cooperation is implemented with the form:
a. Cooperation Utilization of the Area-owned goods and/or buildings already handed over by the User of the Goods to the Governor.
b. Utilization cooperation of some of the land and/or buildings that are still used by the Goods Users.
c. Utilization Cooperation of Regional Property in addition to the soil and/or building.
(2) Utilization Co-operation of the Regional Property as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter of a was exercised by the Goods Manager after it has been approved Governor.
(3) Heating Co-operation for Regional Proprietary Goods as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b and c, executed by the User after receiving the Managed Software Agreement.
Article 32
(1) Utilization and use of the Cloud Service for the purpose of the Cloud Service. following:
a. Unavailable or not sufficient funds are available in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget to meet the operational/maintenance costs.
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which is required for Regional-owned Goods is referred to.
b. The Utilization Cooperation Partner is set through a tender by excluding at least 5 (five) peserta/gating, except for Local Property items that can be made direct appointment.
c. Utilization Cooperation Partner must pay a fixed contribution to the Regional General Cash Account annually during the term of the established operation and the profit sharing of the IBM Cloud Service.
d. The quantity of fixed contribution payments and the profit sharing of the proceeds of the Cooperation Benefit are set out of the results of the team's calculations formed by the authorized officials.
e. The quantity of fixed contribution payments and profit sharing of the IBM SaaS must be obtained.
(2) All charges with respect to the preparation and implementation of the Compensation Partnership may not be charged at Revenue and Regional Shopping Budget.
(3) during the term of the operation, the partner of the Maintenance Partnership is prohibited or mortgaged or mortgaged the State/Region Goods to be an object of the maintenance of the benefit.
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(4) The term of 30 (thirty) years since the agreement is signed and may be extended.
The Fourth Quarter
WAKE TO HANDOVER AND BUILD A HANDOVER
Article 33
(1) Wake up Guna Handover and Wake up Proprietary Goods may be executed as follows:
a. The Regional Government requires buildings and facilities for the benefit of the general service and to host principal tasks and functions.
b. Land and or buildings belonging to the local government that have been handed over by the user to the Governor.
c. There is no APBD fund available for the provision of the building and the intended facility.
(2) Wake up Guna Surrender and Wake up of Local Goods as referred to in paragraph (1) executed by the Goods Manager after receiving approval Governor.
(3) Waking Up To Surrender and Wake Up Use as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the Manager of Goods by involving the User and/or User Power of the subject matter and its function.
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Article 34 Redemption of the Regional Property Use status as a result of the implementation of the Wake Guna Surrender and the Wake of the Order by the Governor in order to host the principal task and the associated Regional Device Workforce functions.
Section 35
(1) The Term of the Wake and Up to the longest 30 (thirty) years since the agreement is signed.
(2) Redemption of the Waking Partner To Submit And the partner of Bangun's will be done through the tender by involving it. At least 5 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5)
(3) Wake-to-submit partners and the specified Submit Partner partner, during the term of the operation must meet the following obligations:
a. Pay a contribution to the State/Region Public Cash Account each year, whose greatness is set based on the results of the team ' s calculations set up by authorized officials.
b. It does not guarantee, mortgaged or transferred the original Waking Object to surrender and Wake up the Purpose.
c. Maintain the "Wake up" object for the handover and the build up.
(4) In the term of the operation, most of the items belonging to the Wake Up Area of the Surrender Use and Wake up Guna must be used directly for the staging of principal tasks and Regional government functions.
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(5) Wake up Submission and Wake up of the signed agreement-lack of loading:
a. Parties bound in agreement.
b. " {\cf1 \cf1 \cf1 \cfc {\cf1 1 The term is up for the handover and the wake of the handover.
d. The rights and obligations of the parties are bound in the agreement.
e. Other requirements that are deemed necessary.
(6) Permission Establiting Building Build Guna Surrender and Bangun Surrender must be under the name of the Government of the Local Government.
(7) The preparation costs of the implementation of BGS and BSG which include the establishment committee, announcements, asset assessments, studies and others are charged in the APBD.
(8) Preparation fees (MOU drafting, Treaty/Contract and other) and implementation of Bangun Guna Surrender and Wake Fees may not be charged in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
Article 36
(1) Wake-up Partners for Regional Goods must submit the Waking Object to the Governor at the end of the term of the operation, after an audit by the government's functional surveillance apparatus.
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(2) The Submission For Goods Belonging To Area is exercised with the following conditions:
a. You must surrender the object of waking up to the Governor as soon as the completion of the construction.
b. The Submit partner may be able to review
The property belongs to the specified time frame in the agreement letter.
c. After the term of the atonement is over, the object
Wake Up Guna was first audited by the government's functional surveillance apparatus before its use is set by the Governor.
BAB VIII
SAFEGUARDS AND MAINTENANCE
First Part
Security
Article 37
(1) The Resource Manager, the Goods and/or the User power of the User is required to secure the Proprietary Goods of the Regions (2) Local Property Protection as referred to in the paragraph (1) includes:
a. Administrative security by equipping proprietary documents (land certificates, BPKB, and other documents).
b. Physical security includes exposure, limit-to-mark and sign of ownership.
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c. Legal safeguards through legal efforts in the event of a violation of the rights to the property/controlled territory.
Article 38
(1) The property of the State of the Territory shall be certified on behalf of the Local Government.
(2) Property-Property of the Building must be provided with proof of ownership on behalf of the Local Government.
(3) Property of the Regions other than the land and/or building must be supplemented with proof of ownership on behalf of the Local Government.
Section 39
(1) Proof of Entitlement of Proprietary Goods stored in an orderly and secure manner.
(2) The Regional Proprietary Property Ownership Evidence is carried out by the Goods Manager.
Article 40
Local Government items can be insured according to financial capabilities areas and are implemented under the provisions of the laws.
Article 41
Any party is prohibited from seizure of:
a. The property belongs to either the Government and the Third Party.
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b. Third Party goods controlled by the Regions required for the hosting of government duties.
Article 42
The Land of the Local Government is already certified, the other party cannot prosecute the rights to the land In the event of five (five) years since the publication of the certificate does not apply any objection in writing to the Local Government and/or the National Security/Office Office or the lawsuit to the Court.
Part Second
Maintenance
Section 43
(1) The Manager and the User and/or User power of the User is responsible for the maintenance of the existing Area Property under its authorized use.
(2) Maintenance as specified in paragraph (1) guidelines on the List of Maintenance Needs. (DKPB).
(3) The Regional Property Maintenance Fee is charged in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
Section 44
(1) Users and Users of the Service User are required to make a list of the maintenance results that are in the It's the authority to report the maintenance of the goods to the manager periodically.
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(2) The manager or designated officer scrutines the report as referred to in paragraph (1) and compiled a list of maintenance results performed in 1 (one) budget year as material for conduct an evaluation of the maintenance efficiency of the Regional Property.
Article 45
(1) The implementation of the maintenance of the area belonging to the area as referred to in Section 43 is done by the SKPD Chief based on the SKPD DA.
(2) The implementation of the goods maintenance as referred to in paragraph (1) of this section is guidelines on the Regional Goods Needs List (DKPBD).
Section 46
(1) User and or User Power are responsible for creating a list of goods maintenance results in its authority and must report/deliver a list of the maintenance results of the goods. It is to be a regular Manager.
(2) The Manager or Acting Officer examines the report and is compiling a list of maintenance results performed in 1 (one) Year of the Budget as a year-long budget calculation calculation. concerned.
Article 47
(1) The historic goods are both buildings and Or other items that are cultural relics owned by the Local Government or Government or the public is required to be maintained by the Local Government.
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(2) The maintenance of the historic goods as referred to in paragraph (1), is specified by the Governor's Decision.
(3) The cost of maintenance of the historic goods as referred to in paragraph (2), may source from APBD or any other authorized source.
Article 48
Tata the way the maintenance implementation of the Regional goods is further regulated by the Governor's Rule.
BAB IX
P E N I L A N
Section 49
Local Property Assessment is conducted in order to assemble the balance sheet region, utilization, and transfer of the Regional-owned goods.
Article 50
The value of the Regional Property Value in order to assemble the area balance sheet is conducted by the guideline of the Governance Accounting Standards (SAP).
Section 51
(1) Assessment of Local Property Assessment of land and/or building in order of utilization or transfer was performed by the Team set by the Head of the Regions, and may involve the independent Assessor Certified in the field of asset assessment established by the Governor.
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(2) The Regional Proprietary Goods Assessment as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised to obtain a reasonable value, with an estimate using NJOP and the general market price.
(3) the assessment of the goods An area other than the ground and or a building is performed by a team that is assigned by a manager and can involve the independent assessor.
(4) The results of the Regional Belongings Assessment as referred to in paragraph (1) are set by the maintainer.
BAB X
DELETION
Section 52
(1) Removal of Area Property includes:
a. Deletion of the User/User Power List.
b. Removal of the Local Property List.
(2) The removal as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter is done in the case of the Regional Property is not in the possession of the User.
(3) Deletion As it is referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is done in terms of the Area Property has switched its ownership, it is extermination or for other causes.
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Section 53
(1) The removal as referred to in Article 53 of the paragraph (1) letter a specified after the approval of the Chief Regional Manager of the goods.
(2) Deletion as referred to in Section 53 paragraph (1) the letter b is specified with a decree removal from the goods manager after receiving the Regional Head's approval.
Section 54
(1) Elimination of Area Property with the follow up Deprecation is done if the Regional Property is meant to be unusable, cannot utilized, and may not be transfered, or any other reason under the terms of the legislation.
(2) Annihilation as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the User of the Goods with the decree of the Employee of the Service in the name of the Governor.
(3) The execution of extermination as referred to in paragraph (2) is poured in the News Event and reported to the Governor.
BAB XI
GATING
Article 55
(1) Any regional goods are already broken and can no longer be used/lost/dead, not according to development technology, excess, endangering safety, security and environment, exposed The city ' s planology and inefficient again can be removed from the inventory list.
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(2) Any deletion of the Regions goods as referred to in paragraph (1), is exercised with the following conditions:
a. The transfer of land and or building
is determined by the Governor's Decision after the approval of the DPRD.
b. The transfer of property owned by the County of the land
and or the building that does not require a DPRD approval:
-is not compatible with the city layout/city layout;
-must be abolished because of the budget for the building The replacement is already provided in the budgetion document.
-reserved for civil servants.
-reserved for the public interest set with the Regional Head Decision.
-State-controlled by the Court Decision which have obtained a fixed legal force and/or under the provisions of Legislation, which if its ownership status is maintained is not economically viable
c. The transfer of goods belonging to the area other than the ground
and or the building is worth more than Rp. 5.000.000.00 (Five Milyar Rupiah) is set with the Governor's Decision after the approval of the DPRD.
d. The transfer of goods belonging to the area other than the ground
and or the building is worth up to Rp. 5.000.000.00 (Five Milyar Rupiah) was done after receiving the Governor's approval.
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(3) The local goods abolished as referred to in paragraph (1) and (2), are exercised through:
a. a. Sales/auction. B. B. Ruilslag/swap swap.
c. Grant.
(4) The results of the auction/sale are made entirely to the Regional Kas.
(5) The order of the removal of the Regional goods as referred to in paragraph (2) of this section is set with the Governor Regulation.
First Section
Sales/Elimination of Service Vehicles
Section 56
Service vehicles that can be sold consist of individual Vehicle Service and Operational Service Vehicles.
Section 57
(1) Vehicles Personnel used by State officials who are 5 (5) years or more sold 1 (one) the fruit to the concerned official after his term expired under the terms of the applicable law.
(2) The opportunity to purchase the vehicle as referred to in paragraph (1) is only 1 (one) times, unless Ten (ten) year periods.
(3) The sale of the Service Individual Vehicles as referred to in paragraph (1) should not interfere with the execution of service duties in the Regions.
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Article 58
(1) Operating Service Vehicles 10 (ten) years or more that are due to be damaged and or inefficient for service purposes may be removed/juketed to Civil servants who have qualified for at least 10 (10) years.
(2) The employee of the vehicle or who will enter the pension is priority to purchase the vehicle as referred to in paragraph (1) of this section.
(3) The opportunity to purchase a vehicle as referred to a paragraph (1) is only 1 (one) times unless it has a 10 (ten) year tenggang.
Article 59
(1) The Operational Service Vehicle used members of the DPRD can be sold to the concerned who have a filial duty of 5 (five) years and the age of vehicle 5 (five) Year.
(2) The opportunity to purchase a vehicle as referred to in paragraph (1) is only 1 (one) times except the ten (ten) year period.
Section 60
(1) Implementation of the sale of a personal vehicle service to the official Regional State as referred to in Article 58 and auction of service vehicles Operational as referred to in Article 59, specified with the Governor's Ordinance.
(2) The proceeds of the sale/auction are provided entirely to the Regional Kas.
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(3) The removal of the Inventory List is set by the Governor's Decision after the sale price/purchase of the intended Vehicle is paid off.
(4) The sale of the sales price of a private individual vehicle is being paid. At least 5 (5) years.
(5) The launch price of the auction of operational service vehicles is performed at once.
Article 61
(1) The Individual Vehicle of the Service as referred to Article 58 has not been repaid, The vehicle still belongs to the Local Government and should not be It's been transferred.
(2) As long as the vehicle has not been repaid and is still used for service purposes, maintenance and maintenance costs are covered by the Buyer.
(3) For those who cannot fulfill its obligations as referred to the paragraph (1) of this section, in accordance with the specified time may be revoked its right to purchase the intended vehicle and then the vehicle remains the Government of the Local Government.
The Second Part
Home Sales Service
Article 62
The governor establishes the use of the home Regional property with regard to laws applicable to the change/status of public houses in accordance with applicable laws.
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Article 63
The sale of the Regional owned house is concerned with the group's house classification as per the laws and the implementation is specified by the Governor's Decision.
Section 64
(1) The reusable Regional Home is:
a. The House of Group II which had been converted to the Group of the Group of Group III.
b. The ten (ten) year-old home of the group, or more can be sold/paid to employees.
(2) The employees who can purchase are employees as referred to in Government Regulation number 40 of 1994, already Have 10 (10) years of work or more and have never purchased or acquired a home in any way from the Local Government or the Central Government.
(3) The employee who can purchase the home is the resident of the Residential Permit holder (SIP) prescribed by the Governor.
(4) The House is referred to not in dispute.
(5) Local House built on land that is not controlled by the Local Government, then for the acquisition of the Right To the Land must be processed in accordance with the provisions of the applicable law regulations.
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Section 65
(1) The price of the Group III Regional Home and its land is set by the Governor based on the price of an assessment and assessment by the established Panitia with the Governor's Decision.
(2) The implementation of the sale/lease of the Group III House is set with the Governor's Decision.
Article 66
(1) The sale of the sale of the house sale is effective at least 10 (ten) year.
(2) The proceeds of the Regional Group III house sale are provided entirely to the Regional Kas.
(3) The removal of the land rights and removal of the Inventory List is set with the Governor's Decision after the sale/rent price of the land and or its building is repaid.
(4) Tata's way of sale. The class III service as referred to in section 66 is governed by the Governor's Rule.
Third Quarter
Release of Land and Or Building Rights
Article 67
(1) Any transfer of the purpose is intended. for a diversion or handover of the rights to the land and or the building held by The area, whether there has been its certification or not, can be processed by consideration of favorable the Local Government by means of:
a. Release of the IBM Cloud Service
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b.
(2)
(3)
The stripping of rights of the land as referred to in verse (1), is determined by the Governor's Decision after the approval of the DPRD.
Reporting rights to the land as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is implemented by means of an auction.
(4) The estimated value of the land value should benefit the Local Government by paying attention to the value of the tax object and the price of the market local general.
(5) The value of the damages over land and or building is set by the Governor based on the value/estimate made by the Committee of Concourse Conformed by the Governor's Decision.
(6)
(7)
The provisions of this section do not apply to the release of the rights to the land that have been home building Paragraph III above.
The order of deliverance as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified by the Governor's Rule.
Article 68
(1) the area goods which are used as the inclusion of regional capital are handed over to the The Area Belonging To The Area and or to the Third Party is designated by the Governor's Decision after the approval of the DPRD.
(2) Local goods as referred to in paragraph (1) before being reassigned are required to be assessed by the Internal Assessor Team and or may be carried out by a certified Independent Institution in the field of asset assessment.
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(3) The provisions of the assessment and appointment of the Internal Assessor Team and or the Independent Institution are certified in the field of asset assessment as referred to in paragraph (2) are specified with the Decision Governor.
Article 69
The regional goods used to serve the general interest are prohibited, disburdened and or transferred to.
Fourth Quarter
Exchange exchanges
Article 70
(1) Exchange of the area's goods exchange is exercised with considerations;
a. To meet the operational needs of the government.
b. To optimize area owned goods and
c. There is no funding available in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
(2) The exchange of trading items belonging to the area can be done with the party:
a. the central government with the local government.
b. Inter-state government.
c. State/Region or other government-owned legal entities.
d. Private.
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Article 71
(1) The exchange of trading items belonging to the area may be:
a. ground and or buildings that have been submitted by the Head of SKPD to the Regional Head through the Manager.
b. The soil and or building that is still used for the staging of principal tasks and user functions but does not conform to the area layout or the city's arrangement.
c. Goods belonging to the area other than the ground and or building.
(2) The exchange exchanges as referred to in paragraph (1), exercised by the Manager after receiving the Regional Head's approval according to its authority limit.
Section 72
The exchange exchanges the property of the area as referred to in Article 71 of the paragraph (1) letter a and letter b, exercised with the following conditions:
a. The manager proposes the exchange for trading of the land and/or the building to the Regional Head with reason/consideration and the completeness of the data.
b. Head of the Regions through a Team formed by Decision of Regional Heads, examining and assessing the reasons/consideration of the need for exchange of land and/or building of technical, economical and judicial aspects.
c. If qualified under applicable rules, the Regional Chief may consider approving and assigning the land and/or building to be exchanged.
d. Swap the land and/or the building implemented Article 55 paragraph (2) of the letters a and c after it is received
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The approval of the Regional Representative Council and pursuant to Article 55 of paragraph (2) letter b and d after the Governor's approval.
e. The manager is trading in exchange for the Governor's approval.
f. The implementation of the detachable goods and replacement items must be poured in the News Event.
Section 73
(1) The exchange of exchanging goods belonging to the region as referred to in Article 71 of the paragraph (1) letter c is implemented with the following conditions:
a. Users submit a swap proposal to the Manager for the reason and consideration of the data completeness and the results of the study of the internal team of the goods user instances.
b. The manager examines and reviews the reasons for the need to exchange land and/or building from technical, economical and juridical aspects.
c. If eligible for the applicable rules, the Manager may consider agreeing to the extent of its authority.
d. The user is not authorized to use any of the following: The implementation of the handover is poured in the News Receipt.
(2) The exchange rate of exchange is set further by the Governor's Rule.
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Fifth Quarter
H I B A H
Article 74
(1) The property of the area belongs to consideration for social, religious, humanitarian and humanitarian purposes. the host of government.
(2) Hibah as referred to in paragraph (1), must be eligible as follows:
a. It is not a secret item of state or state.
b. It is not the property that controls the lives of many people.
c. It is no longer used in the implementation of the principal tasks and functions and the holding of the Local Government.
d. In addition to the land and/or building that from the beginning of its existence is planned to be entertained.
Article 75
(1) The property belongs to the area:
a. Land and/or buildings that have been handed over by the Head of the Regional Device Work Unit to the Regional Head.
b. The land and/or building that from the beginning of its existence is planned to be entertained or for the general interest.
c. In addition to the land and/or building that has been handed over by the Head of the Regional Device Works Unit to the Governor.
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d. In addition to the plant/or building that from the beginning of its existence is planned to be entertained.
(2) The grant of the grant as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a, b and c is performed by the Manager after receiving the Governor's approval;
(3) The performance of the grant as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter d, executed by the User upon receiving the Manager's approval.
Article 76
(1) The paragraph is referred to in section 75 of the paragraph (1) the letter a and the letter b It was determined by the chief's decision after the Council's approval.
(2) Hibah as referred to in Article 75 of paragraph (1) of the letter c and d above Rp. 5,000,000,000,-(five milyard), was implemented after receiving the approval of the DPRD.
(3) The order is further specified by the Governor's rule.
Part Sixth
The Regional Government Capital Inclusion
Article 77
(1) The Government of the Local Government's capital dispute over property The area is done in the framework of the establishment, development and performance improvement of the Regional Property Agency or other Legal Agency.
(2) The Regional Government Capital Inclusion is set with the Regional Regulation.
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BAB XII
PENATAENTERPRISE
First Section
The bookkeeping
Section 78
(1) the user and or power of the user conduct the registration and the Area belonging to the User (DBP) List of User Items (DBKP) according to the group and the efficacy of the goods.
(2) the Manager and/or the designated officer set up the Section of the Property. List Of Area-owned Goods According to the goods group and the icication of goods.
(3) The classification and codefation of the Regional Goods as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are specified by the Minister of the Interior.
The Second Part
Inventarization
Section 79
(1) The Goods Perform at least five (5) years (5) years (5) year (5) year (5) year-old).
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(2) Excluded from the terms of the paragraph (1), against the Area Property of Supplies and Construction In the Employment, the Goods Users do inventory every year.
(3) Users The item presents an inventory report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) to the Manager, at least two (two) months after the completion of the inventory.
Article 80
The Manager or the designated official Set up an inventory of property/control of the Local Government.
Third Quarter
Reporting
Section 81
(1) the user/user power of the item is compiling a report of the meter and annual goods report.
(2) The report as referred to a paragraph (1) is delivered to the Governor through maintainer.
(3) The manager set up the report as referred to the paragraph (2) into the area of the area (LBMD).
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BAB XIII
COACHING, CONTROL AND SUPERVISION
Section 82
(1) The coaching on the conduct of the management of the area goods is performed according to the provisions of the applicable laws.
(2) The control of the enforcement of the area's management of the area is performed by the Chief of Regions in this regard exercised by the Head of the Bureau/General Equipment/General, the Head of the Unit Work/Work in accordance with the terms of the applicable laws.
(3) Surveillance on the management of regional goods carried out by the Governor.
(4) Functional supervision is carried out by a functional supervising apparatus in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invite rules.
BAB XIV
P E M B I A Y A A N
Article 83
(1) In the exercise of regional goods management orders, provided the operating expenses are charged on APBD.
(2) The management of regional goods that results in income and regional revenue is given the cost of the cash rate/incentive to the handling apparatus of the goods which are specified by the Governor's Decision.
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(3) The storage of goods, goods and warehouse heads in performing the task with regard to the financial efficacy of the area is given the benefits of a large incentive to be specified by the Governor's Decision.
BAB XV
TREASURY DEMANDS AND DEMANDS
ITEM DAMAGES
Section 84
(1) The negligation of the goods is negligable and resulting in the Treasury shortages are subject to treasury charges.
(2) Replacement (3) In case there is a shortage of treasury on a carver of goods or an object of negligation of the goods, which has been given a rebuke of 3. (three) times in a row in 1 (one) months are subject to the usual treasury.
(4) In the case of Bendahawan the goods died, fled or were under pardon, negligation of the calculation that had been given a reprimand 3 (three) Times in a row in 1 (one) month have not yet delivered the calculated calculation Area Freight Security Demands.
(5) The provisions of the Treasury Demands and Rugi Recharges are set to the Governor's Decision.
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BAB XVI
DISPUTE REGIONAL GOODS
Article 85
(1) Completion of the Disputed Area, done first by means of deliberation or in a manner of time. mufakat by the Working Unit/Working Unit or the designated Officer.
(2) If the settlement is referred to in paragraph (1), it is not reached can be done through the legal effort both criminally and perdata.
(3) Completion as referred to in paragraph (2), carried out by the Bureau of Law and the Law Institute which appointed.
(4) The charges arising in the dispute settlement are allocated in APBD.
(5) The order of the disputed Regions goods settlement as referred to in paragraph (1), (2), (3), and paragraph (4) is specified by the Governor's Decision.
BAB XVII
SANCTION THE ADMINISTRATION
Section 86
(1) Third Party or society that does not perform its obligations and or violates the provisions of this Section Regulation are subject to the sanction of the administration, or a fine or indemnation.
(2) the Third Party Or a society that does not carry out its obligations under sanctions and annulment. agreement.
(3) The Third Party or the public that does not carry out its obligations is subject to cancellation sanctions
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the agreement or cancellation of the agreement.
(4) Third Parties or communities that do not perform its obligations are subject to cancellation of the consent.
(5) Third Party or society
BAB XVIII
PROVISIONS
Article 87
(1) The violation of the obligations that has been Charges are imposed on additional charges of Penal confinement for six months. (six) months or fines of Rp. 5,000,000,-(five million) rupiah.
(2) In addition to the Criminal provisions or fines as referred to in paragraph (1) may be subject to a partial or partial law enforcement charge.
(3) The execution of the forced charge as a paragraph (2) is specified by the Governor's Decision.
BAB XIX
provisions CLOSING
Article 88
With the enactment of the Regulation of this Region then regulations governing the management of Regional goods as opposed to This Regional Rule is declared to be no longer valid.
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Article 89
The things that are not yet set in this Section Regulation, as long as the implementation is further set by the Governor.
Article 90
The Regional Regulation It goes into effect on the date of the promultable.
So that everyone can find out, order the invitational of this area in the Molucca province.
Set in Ambon on the 14th. September 2009
GOVERNOR MALUKU, Cap/ttd KAREL ALBERT RALAHALU
Reundated in Ambon on 14 September 2009 SECRETARY OF THE MALUKU REGION, Cap/ttd Ms. ROSA FELISTAS FAR-FAR SHEET REGION OF MALUKU PROVINCE OF 2009 NUMBER 11
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EXPLANATION
TOP
REGULATION OF THE PROVINCE OF MALUKU
NUMBER: 11 YEAR 2009
ABOUT
MANAGEMENT OF THE AREA GOODS
I. GENERAL EXPLANATION
In reality the affairs and responsibilities of the Molucca Provincial Wheel of Government each year continue to increase both in the holding of Government, Development and Corrections, especially with it. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government and Invite Number 6 Year 2006 on the Management of the State/Region, required the coordinated and coordinated steps regarding the Management of the Area goods The government of Maluku Province.
The Moluccan government has many and using items obtained from various sources. Such goods, whether used by the apparatus and for public service and the welfare of the community.
The Regional Goods is a wealth or assets of the Regions that must be well managed in order to be able to provide meaning and benefits As many, and not only as a large area wealth but also to be managed efficiently and effectively so as not to create waste and to be accounted for.
The provisions of the management of Government goods Maluku Province guidelines on the Regulation of Home Minister Number 17 of the Year 2007 about Management of the Regional Goods, to further provide
clarity then the Regional Regulation of Maluku Province is required as the cornerstone of the Local Government's law in managing the Regional Goods and participation of the community in development as well as assisting the securing the Regional assets.
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II. EXPLANATION OF ARTICLE BY ARTICLE
Article 1 of the 1: Pretty clear number 2: Pretty clear number 3: Pretty clear number 4: Pretty clear number 5: Pretty clear number 6: Pretty clear number 7: Pretty clear number 7: Clear enough number 9: Clear enough number 9: Clear enough number 9: Clear enough numbers 10: Pretty clear number 11: Pretty clear number 12: Pretty clear number 13: Pretty clear number 14: Clear enough number 15: The Regional House is home
belonging to the area comprising the House of Golkar I which is reserved for the holder of a certain office in association with the nature of its service and office (Department of the House); the Group Home of Golongan II. Which is not to be transfered from a Service to another Service and is reserved only for the employees of the concerned Service (the House of Instancy) and the House of Golongan III which is the property of the other area provided. to be occupied by civil servants, and not belong to the house of group I and group II. Group III home can
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sold to employee
number 16: Pretty clear number 17: intended planning
is related to the drafting of the Regional Goods needs and or the maintenance of the Goods The area embodied in the form of the Regional Goods Needs Plan (RKBD) and the Regional Freight Requirement Plan (RKPBD)
number 18: Pretty clear number 19: Clear enough number 20: Clear enough number 21: Clear enough number 22: Clear enough number 23: Clear enough number 24: Clear enough number 25: Clear enough number 26: Clear enough
Article 2: Quite clear
Article 3 letter a: Pretty clear
letter b: Accountability means it must
achieve the objectives of both physical, financial and benefit for the general duties of the public duties of governance and community service according to principles as well as the terms applicable in the Regional Goods management
letter c: Clear enough
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Article 4: The Central Government Goods is
the goods owned and controlled by the Central Instancy, purchased on the load of APBN and other authorized gains. If any item belongs to the State of its inventories to be made in its own, separate with the management of the Regional Property
Article 5 of the paragraph (1): Clear enough paragraph (2) It is clear enough
Article 6 of the paragraph (1): Governor as Holder
Local property power is the highest official of the Local Government who has the authority to take action resulting in the acceptance and expenses of the Regional goods.
paragraph (2): As a member of the Section of the Program, Licensee is authorized to use the Program only as part of Licensee's use of the Program, as defined in the IBM International Business Organization ("IBM"), as well as the following: The area in its implementation can be assisted by the Regional Secretary as a maintainer in order
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The management of the Regional Property management, tasked and responsible for the interchange of coordination and synchronization of users
paragraph (4): Clear enough verse (5): Clear enough paragraph (6): Quite clear verse (7): Pretty clear verse (8): Storage of property belonging to the area
is an employee who is assigned a duty to receive, store, and issue goods. Section 7: Clear
Article 8 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 9 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): The Standardization of the Regional Goods is the process of the goods according to the type and specifications as well as its quality. Standardization of Regional Goods Needs is a type, specification and quality of the Regional Goods according to the strata of employees and organizations. Standardization
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Price is the benchmark of the unit's price of goods according to the type, specifications and quality of goods in one particular period.
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Section 10: Clear enough Section 11
:
Clear enough
Article 12
paragraph (1)
:
Quite clear
paragraph (2): Clear enough paragraph (3): Clear enough
Section 13 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 14: Clear enough
Article 15: Clear enough
Article 16 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Quite clear
Article 17 of the paragraph (1): The acceptance of obligations in the form of goods from Third Parties to the Local Government based on perijation in the form of a Land Use Designation Designation (SIPPT) is actionable with the use of the Program the agreement of the completion of the obligations (agreement), it is required to be submitted to the Governor Acceptance of obligations
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forms of goods from Third Parties to the Local Government under cooperation agreement for example in the form of Wake Guna Surrender (BGS), Wake Up Use (BSG), Operation Cooperation (KSO)
paragraph (2) : Pretty clear verse (3): Clear enough
verse (4): Clear enough verse (5): Clear enough verse (6): Clear enough
Article 18 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough verse (3): Clear enough verse (4): Clear enough
Article 19 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough paragraph (3): Clear enough paragraph (4): Clear enough
Section 20 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 21 verse (1): Clear enough (2): Clear enough
Article 22 paragraph (1): Clear enough paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 23: Pretty clear
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Article 24 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 25 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Section 26 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Enough clear
Article 27 letter a: Pretty clear
letter b: Clear enough
Font c: Clear enough
letter d: Clear enough
Article 28 paragraph (1): A rental is a submission of the Regional Goods management rights to a Third Party for a specified period of time in a rental relationship in order to receive the payment of the rent either at once or periodically.
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Clear enough
paragraph (5): Clear enough
paragraph (6): Clear enough
paragraph (7): Clear enough
verse (8): Clear enough
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Article 29 paragraph (1): The use is only implemented between the Central Government and the Regions and Intergovernmental States. The usage of the Cloud Service is not available for use with the IBM Cloud Service, and is not available for use with the Cloud Service.
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Clear enough
paragraph (5): Clear enough
Section 30: Clear enough
Article 31 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 32 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): The preparation fee that cannot be charged on APBD is the cost
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The drafting of the agreement. As for the announcement fee in the newspaper, the cost of the study, the assessor/consultant's team costs, and others are charged on APBD
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Clear enough
Article 33 paragraph (1): clear
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 34: Clear enough
Article 35 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Clear enough
paragraph (5): Clear enough
paragraph (6): Clear enough
paragraph (7): Clear enough
paragraph (8): Clear enough
Article 36 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 37 paragraph (1): Clear enough
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paragraph (2): The legal effort is the legal effort of the Local Government on the safeguarding of regional goods carried out by the measures of yustisi, such as activity facing a claim or a lawsuit or wild, illegal occupancy or action against other laws against ownership/mastery of the Regions by another party
Article 38 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 39 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 40: The insurance of the Regional Goods is tailored to the requirements and financial capabilities of the Regional Goods Area insured is the property of the Local Government that has
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High risk of possible losses and its utilization is expected to last long.
Article 39: Clear enough
Article 40: Clear enough
Article 41: Clear enough
Article 42: Clear enough
Article 43 verses (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 44 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 45 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Section 46 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
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Article 47 of the paragraph (1): Historical goods which have been established with the Governor's Decision as belonging to the area, are mandatory by the Local Government, while the historical goods are owned by the Government of the State. The Central or Community Government can be maintained entirely or in part by the Local Government or Local Government facilitating community participation to maintain historical goods
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Another valid source is the help of the Central Government, compensation or other non-binding participation/assistance
Article 48: Clear enough
Article 49: Assessment is a person's work process Appraisal in giving an estimate and opinion of value
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the economy at a certain time against the Regional Goods in accordance with Standard Assessment set by the competent institution of the State belongs to which the Regional Government is assessed. is proprietary/controlled goods that have a value
Article 50: Pretty clear
Article 51 paragraph (1): An Independent's assessment is a professional, independent, independent, independent agency that has an expert in the field of asset assessment issued by a competent institution, such as the Department of Finance, the Society of Professed. Indonesian Assessment (MAPPI), Combined Indonesian Assessor Corporation (GAPPI) Internal Assessor is a set of Local Government employees
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as the qualifying Assessor Team specified with SK Chief of the Internal Team consists of the Officer/Staff associated in the field of duty.
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Enough clear
paragraph (4): Clear enough
Section 52 paragraph (1): The intended may be removed from the inventory list is deletion (not in the sense of depreciation) that corresponds to the rules/accounting standards applicable
paragraph (2): Pretty clear
paragraph (3): The meaning of other causes is due to missing, stolen, burning, susut, yawn, melting
Article 53 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 54 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
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paragraph (3): Clear enough
Section 55 paragraph (1): The intended excess is items that are no longer needed for the benefit of the Working Unit/Working Unit
paragraph (2): It is quite clear
paragraph (3): Grants to other parties are made by the Governor's Decision, with regard to social, religious, humanitarian and in support of the Government with the terms: it is not a secret item, it is not. is an essential item of the area, not the item that is the property that controls the lives of many people, is not required-is it the Local Government and does not interfere with the duties of the Government's public services
verse (4): It is quite clear
paragraph (5): Clear enough
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Section 56: The Individual Service Vehicle is the vehicle used by the State Officials (Regional Head and Deputy Regional Chief). And the operational service vehicle is the vehicle used by the Regional Officials and the vehicles used in the governance activities
Article 57 of the paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 58 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 59 paragraph (1): Understanding can be sold, not that it should be possible but yes or does not depend on the willingness of replacement vehicles so as not to interfere with the agility of duty
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paragraph (2): Clear enough
Section 60
paragraph (1)
:
Quite clear
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Term repayment of 5 (five) the year counting from the date of the Governor's Decision
paragraph (5): Clear enough
Article 61 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Section 62: Clear enough
Article 63: The governor sets the group home and sets out for the placement of the house
Article 64 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
verse (3): Clear enough
verse (4): Clear enough
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paragraph (5): Clear enough
Section 65 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 66 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3) : Clear enough
paragraph (4): Clear enough
Article 67 paragraph (1): Benefit the Local Government if the replacement of the asset in the form of a value is greater than the price of a valuation, and if in the form of goods must be a facility which is required by the Local Government and the community
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Clear enough
paragraph (5): Clear enough
paragraph (6): Clear enough
paragraph (7): Clear enough
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Section 68 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Section 69: Clear enough
Article 70 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Enough clear
Article 71 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Article 72: Clear enough
Article 73 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
Section 74 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Enough clear
Article 75 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Section 76 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Section 77 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
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Section 78 of the paragraph (1): The Absolute List of Goods is a list of items that are reduced and or increased and reported every semester or 6 (six) months, which is the mutation that occurred from 1 January to the end of the term. with 30 June years of running was reported in July, while mutations that occurred from July 1 to December 31, the running year was reported in January of the following year. If there are no mutations or Nihil, it is required to submit a report.
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 79 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): clear
Article 80: Clear enough
Article 81 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
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Article 82 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Head of the Work Unit/Working Unit performing surveillance of subordinates Manage the Regional and Regional Goods which support the management of the Regional Goods under the applicable mechanism and procedures
Section 83 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 84 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Quite clear
paragraph (5): Clear enough
Article 85 verse (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Settlement of asset dispute between the community and the Local Government as the task and function is performed by Bureau of Law by giving
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legal assistance to the Regional Security Service, while the appointment to the Professional Law Institute is based on considerations of efficiency, effectiveness, and in accordance with the needs of the Service. through the Power Letter from the Governor.
paragraph (4): Clear enough
paragraph (5): Clear enough
Article 86 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
paragraph (4): Clear enough
paragraph (5): Clear enough
Article 87 paragraph (1): Clear enough
paragraph (2): Clear enough
paragraph (3): Clear enough
Article 88: Clear enough
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Article 89: Clear enough
Article 90: Clear enough
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