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WEST PAPUA PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT
REGULATION OF WEST PAPUA PROVINCE
NUMBER 10 YEAR 2009
ABOUT
LEVY OF BUSINESS PERMITS FISHERIES
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY
THE GOVERNOR OF WEST PAPUA,
DRAW: A. that potential fish resources need to be utilized optimally for the prosperity of the people and endeavour to successfully and successfully to keep an eye on its delictiveness;
b. that based on considerations as referred to in the letter a need to establish the West Papuan Regional Regulation on the Fisheries Permit Attribution;
Given: 1. Law No. 12 Year 1969 on Establishment
Autonomous Propinsion of West Irian and Autonomous counties in Propinsi Irian Barat (Gazette of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1969 No. 47, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 2907);
2. Law No. 8 Year 1981 on Event Law
Criminal (State Sheet Of 1981 Number 76, Extra State Sheet Number 3209);
3. Law No. 23 of 1997 on the Environment (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 1997 Number 68, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3699);
4. Law No. 21 of 2001 on Special Autonomy of Papua Province (State Sheet of Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2001 Number 135, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4151), as amended by Law Number 35 Year 2008 on Establishing Replacement Regulation of Law No. 1 Year 2008 on Change Act No. 21 of 2001 on Special Autonomy for Papua Province to be Invite-Invite (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 112, 2008) Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4884);
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5. Law No. 31 Year 2004 on Fisheries (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2004 Number 118, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4433);
6. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Governance
Regions (State Gazette of 2004 No. 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as have been several times amended last by the Act Number 12 In 2008 On The Second Change Of The Law Number 32 Of 2004 On Local Government (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 58, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4844);
7. Law No. 33 of 2004 on the Financial Balance between the Central Government and the Regional Enactment (State of the Republic of Indonesia 2004 No. 126, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4438);
8. Law No. 28 Year 2009 on Regional Taxes and Levy Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 130, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5049);
9. Government Regulation No. 66 of 2001 on Regional Retribution (Indonesian Republic Gazette 2001 Number 119, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Number 4139);
10. Government Regulation No. 54 Year 2002 on Fisheries Effort 2002 (Indonesian Republic Of Indonesia Year 2002 Number 100, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4230);
11. Government Regulation No. 62 of 2002 on the Tarif or Type of Acceptance Not the Tax that applies to the Department of Marine & Fisheries (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2002 Number 118, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4230);
12. Government Regulation No. 58 of 2005 on the Financial Management Of The Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2005 Number 140, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4578);
13. Government Regulation No. 19 of 2006 on Tarif or Types of State Reception Not applicable Tax Appliances to the Department of Marine and Fisheries;
14. Government Regulation No. 24 Year 2007 On The Change Of The Name Of West Irian Jaya Province Into West Papua Province (Indonesian Republic Of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 56, Additional Gazette Republic Of Indonesia Number 4718);
15. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Division of Government Affairs between Government, Provincial Government and Regional Governments/Kota (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2007) No. 82, additional state sheet Republic of Indonesia No. 4737);
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16. The Law of the Interior Minister Number 1 of 2003 on the Revocation Of The Ministry Of The Interior Minister in 1997 on Investigator Civil Servants in the Regional Government Environment;
17. The policy of the Minister of the Interior Number 13 of 2006 on the Regional Financial Management Guidelines as amended by the Regulation of the Home Minister Number 59 of 2007 on the Regional Financial Management Guidelines;
18. Marine Minister and Fisheries Regulation Number PER.17/MEN/2006 on Fishing Fishing Efforts;
19. The decision of the Home Minister Number 174 in 1997 on the Tata Retribution Arrangement Guidelines;
20. Decision of the Minister of the Interior Number 175 Year 1997 on the Tata Way Examination Guidelines in Regional Retribution Field;
21. The decision of the Home Secretary No. 119 of 1998 about the Lingkup Room and the Regional Retribution-types;
22. The decision of the Home Minister Number 43 of 1999 on the Regional Tax Administration Procedure System, Regional Retribution and Other Revenue-lain;
23. Decision of Marine Minister and Fisheries Number KEP.38/MEN/2003 on the Productivity of the Fish Trap Tool;
24. Decision of Marine Minister and Fisheries Number KEP.40/MEN/2003 on the Criteria of the Small Scale Fisheries Company and the Large Scale in Fish Capture Effort;
25. Decision of Marine Minister and Fisheries No. KEP.2/MEN/2004 on the Perijinan of Fish Cultivation Efforts;
26. Decision of the Minister of the Interior Number 245 in 2004 on the Guidelines of Governing The General Merit Levy Tariff;
27. The decision of the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries of the Number KEP.22/MEN/2004 on the Way of State Reception Not Taxes on the Department of Marine and Fisheries derived from the Fisheries levy;
28. Province Of West Papua Province Number 4 of 2009 on Susunan Organization and the Working Services of the Regional Service of West Papua Province (section Gazette 2009 Number 34)
With the Joint Approval
DEWAN REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE OF THE PROVINCE OF WEST PAPUA and
GOVERNOR OF WEST PAPUA DECIDED:
SETTING OUT THE AREA ' S REGULATIONS ON THE FISHING PERMIT LEVY.
BAB I
provisions Of UMUM Article 1
In This Region Regulation referred to:
1. The Central Government, subsequently called the Government, is the President of the Republic of Indonesia who holds the power of the Government of the Republic
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Indonesia as referred to in the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.
2. The Government of the Regions is the Governing Autonomous Government by the Regional Government and the Regional People's Representative Council according to Azas Autonomy and the Duty of the Buyer with the perinsip of its wide autonomy within the system and the State of the Republic of the Republic of the Republic of America Indonesia as referred to in the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.
3. The Regional Government is the Governor and Regional Devices as an organizer of the Regional Government.
4. The area is the province of West Papua. 5. The governor is Governor of West Papua. 6. The Deputy Governor is the Deputy Governor of West Papua Province. 7. The next Council of People's Deputies (DPRD) is the
the regional people's representative institution as the element of the regional government.
8. It is the Marine and Fisheries Service of West Papua Province. 9. The head of the Service is the Head of Marine and Fisheries Service of Papua province
West. 10. Cash Area is the Kas Region of West Papua Province. 11. Fishing is all activities related to management and
utilization of fish resources and its environment ranging from pre-production, production, processing to marketing, which is carried out in a fishing business system.
12. Fish are all kinds of organisms that whole or part of their life cycle are in aquatic environments.
13. A Body is a set of people and or capital that is a unit of either undertaking or not doing business that includes a Limited Company, a Komanditer Perseroan, Other Perseroan, State-owned Enterprises or the Proprietary Entity. Areas with name and in any form, Firm, Kongsi, Koperative, Fellowship, Society, Foundation, Mass Organization, Political Social Organization, or similar Organization, Institution, fixed form of enterprise, and other body form.
14. A Fisheries attempt is all individual businesses or legal entities to capture or cultivate fish including storing, cooling, transporting or preserving fish for commercial purposes.
15. Fish Capture is an activity that aims to acquire a fish in the water that is not in a state of cultivation with the device or in any way, including the activities that use the ship to load, transport, store, cool, Process or preserve it.
16. Fish Transport is a special event for collecting and or transporting fish by means of fishing vessels, either by the Fisheries Company and by the Company instead of the Fisheries Company.
17. Fishing and Fish Transport is an attempt to collect fishery products and transport fishery products from the auction of fish and fishing sites to marketing sites by means of overland transportation or tools. Ocean transport.
18. Fish cultivation efforts are activities to maintain, raise and or bred fish, harvest the results with any means or means, including storing, cooling, transporting or escorting them for commercial purposes.
19. The Treatment of Fishing is an effort or treatment of production at a time when fish is harvested and/or its resistance is traditionally processing as simple as drying, salting, caregiver, acidification and others, or other means of production. It's methotically like a freeze and a cannery.
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20. A Fisheries Company is a company that conducts fishing efforts and is carried out by citizens of the Republic of Indonesia or Indonesian Law Agency.
21. The common waters are lakes, reservoirs and rivers that pass through the Regency/City.
22. The fishing vessel is a ship specially used to capture fish including housing, storing, cooling or preserving the size of 10 GT to 30 GT and a power engine from 30 DK to 90 DK.
23. The fishing vessel is a ship specially used for transporting fish including hosting, storing, cooling or preserving the size of 10 GT up to 30 GT and a power engine from 30 DK to 90 DK.
24. The Fisheries Service License (SIUP) is a written permit that the Fisheries Company should have to conduct the fishery by using the means of production set forth in the License.
25. SIPI's subsequent Fish Arrest warrant is a written permit that must be owned by any fishing vessel to carry out fishing which is an inseparable part of the Fisheries Licence Permit;
26. The next KPI is a written permit that any fishing vessel should have for the transport of the fish.
27. A Fisheries Service is a State levy on the Rights of the Company and/or the utilization of fish resources to be paid to the Government by an Indonesian fishery company that conducts fishing or by foreign fishing companies. Did a fish capture attempt.
28. The next Regional Levy called Retribution is the Regional levy as payment for the granting of specific permissions that are specifically provided and or granted the Government of the Regions for the benefit of the Personal Person or Agency.
29. Mandatory Retribution is a Person or Body that according to the Rule of Retribution-Invitation is required to perform a Retribution payment;.
30. The next letter of the Act of retribution abbreviated as SKRD is the Letter of Retribution that determines the number of Attribution subjects.
31. The second letter of the County Levy invoice (STRD) is a letter to conduct a bill of recattribution or an administrative sanction of flowers and or a fine.
32. The payment of retribution is the magnitude of the obligation that must be met by the Compulsory Retribution in accordance with the Letter of the Region levy
33. Area Levy Billing is a series of Regional Retribution activities beginning with the delivery of the Memorial Letter, the Governing Letter for the concerned carrying out the obligation to pay Retribution to the amount of Retribution. Debt.
34. Expiry is a tool for acquiring something or to be released from a given time and on the terms defined by the Act.
35. The Investigation is a series of measures carried out by the Civil Service Investigators in the Government of the Province of West Papua.
36. at the State of the Republic of Indonesia, an officer or civil servant who is given a duty and special authority by the Invite-Invite to conduct the investigation.
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CHAPTER II OF THE FISHERIES EFFORT
PASAL 2 (1) The Fisheries Effort is made up of:
a. Fish Capture; b. Fish Transport; c. "Fish and Fish"; d. "Fish-making business". Fish Capture Effort.
(2) The Fishing Effort as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a is the Fish Capture Effort.
(3) The Fish Transport Act as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is the transport effort of the fish in the Sea. The sea that uses the fishing vessel.
(4) The Undertaking Undertaking and Transport as referred to in verse (1) the c is an attempt to collect and transport the fish using ground transport.
(5) The Cultivation Effort of the Fish.
(5) The Willingness To Make The fish as referred to in verse (1) of the d include a. The cultivation of fish in the sea and brackish water; b. Fish cultivation in public waters.
(6) The Fish Processing Effort as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter e includes: a. Fish processing in a traditional way; b. Modern means of fish processing.
BAB III
Licensing Section 3
Any Person or Body can perform the Fisheries Act as referred to in Section 2.
Article 4
(1) Effort The fishery as referred to in Article 3 can be exercised upon obtaining the permission of the Governor.
(2) Permission as referred to in paragraph (1) is poured in form: a. SIUP and SIPI for fish capture efforts; b. SIUP and SIKPI for fish transport vessels; c. SIUP for the collection and transport of the fish; d. A SIUP for fishy homing; e. A SIUP for fish processing.
(3) Permission as referred to in paragraph (2) cannot be moved to the table. (4) The permission as referred to in paragraph (2) is given to the Permissions Applicant after
paying off Retribution. (5) The terms and conditions of the granting of the Permit as referred to in paragraph (2),
are specified with the Governor's Rule
Right and Obligability of Section 5
(1) Any Personal Person or Agency performing the Fisheries Effort as referred to in Article 3 reserves the right: a. get a Perizinan service; b. obtaining guidance, coaching, and protection in performing
efforts.
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(2) Any Personal person or Agency conducting the Fisheries Act as referred to in Article 3 is mandatory: a. have SIUP, SIPI, and SIKPI; b. comply with the provisions of the applicable laws.
The Operations Area of the Fisheries Ship And
The Location of the Fishing Section 6
The fishing and operational venture permit area of fishing and/or location The fertilization of fish both in the sea and in the public waters is listed in the SIUP, SIPI and SIKPI in question.
The term of the Permit Section 7
(1) Permission as referred to in Article 4 applies to: a. The SIU.s capture and freighter are valid for as long as
in question is still running its business activities, unless there is an expansion or reduction of its efforts;
b. SIUP collecting and transporting fish, fish cultivation and fish processing apply as long as the concerned still runs its efforts activities;
c. SIPI and SIKPI are valid for 2 (two) years and may be extended over the request of the Licensee.
(2) The SIUP holder as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, each year is mandatory for the development of its business.
(3) The SIPI extension is required. and SIKPI on paragraph (1) points c are indicated by the signature of the lunas and are subject to the levy.
Revocation
Article 8 Permission as referred to in Section 7 point (b) and (c) may be revoked if:
a. expires the Permit and not extended; b. Breach of provisions in the License and applicable laws
apply; c. use the Palsu Document; d. Permission is returned by Licensee prior to expiration.
CHAPTER IV LEVY
The Name of Object and Subject of Levy Section 9
With the name of the Fisheries Business License Retribution to the expense of any Permission to Private Person or Agency.
Article 10
The Object of Levy is any permit holder.
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section 11
The subject of the Levy is a Private Person or the Agency obtaining the Permission.
The levy group
section 12 The levy as referred to in Article 10 is the Levy Group. Certain Permissions.
How To Measure The Level Of Service Usage Section 13
The level of service usage is measured by the magnitude of the business level, the type and nature of the effort as well as the number of Permits.
The Principles And Goals In Redemption Structure and Magnitude Rates
Section 14 (1) The Principles and Goals In Redemption The structure and magnitude of the levy rate
is based on the purpose of covering a portion or equal to the cost of hosting the Permit.
(2) The charge of the staging as referred to in paragraph (1) includes the issuance of the issuance charge component. Permit, field supervision, law enforcement, enterprise and impact costs of granting Permit.
Structure and magnitude tariff retribution
Section 15 (1) The structure and magnitude of Retribution rates are classed by type and size
ship. (2) The structure and magnitude of the Attribution Rate as referred to in paragraph (1)
are listed in the Attachment which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Region.
The Region and the Levy Authority
Article 16 (1) The debt retribution is levied at the site of the Retribution object. (2) Officials in the Marine and Fisheries Service environment are designated as Treasurer
special recipients as referred to in paragraph (1) are specified with the Governor's Decision.
(3) The Regional Revenue Service of West Papua Province is Attribution coordinator is referred to in paragraph (1).
Tata Cara Voting
Article 17 The attribution should not be bolted.
Article 18
Retribution is levied by using SKRD or other relevant Documents.
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A period of retribution and at the time of the debted retribution section 19
The Term of the License and the Term Recycle is in accordance with the expiration of the Permit and the Relist.
Article 20
The debted Retribution It happened at the time of SKRD.
Sanctions Administrative Section 21
In terms of Compulsory Retribution does not pay right in time or less pay, imposed administration sanctions of 2% (two percent) of each month of the debt Retribution, which not or underpaid and billed by using STRD.
Tata Cara Payment section 22
(1) Retribution Payment is conducted on the Regional Kas through the Special Treasurer of the Marine and Fisheries Service by using SKRD.
(2) Retribution payment results must be provided by the special Treasurer of admission to the Regional Kas at least 1 x 24 hours.
(3) Retribution Payment as referred to in paragraph (1) is given a proof of payment.
(4) Each the payment as referred to in paragraph (3) is recorded in the acceptance book.
(5) The manner of the Retribution payment method is set with the Governor's Rule.
Tata Cara Biling Section 23
The debt retribution is based on the SKRD Mention the amount of retribution that must be paid, and the retribution of the or underpaid by mandatory retribution, billed by using STRD.
Section 24
The Form Form used for the execution of the Billing Levy as referred to in Article 23 of the paragraph (1), is specified by the Governor Regulation.
Teguran Section 25
(1) Spend A Letter of Sura or a Letter of Warning or another similar letter to the beginning of a Retribution billing act, issued 7 (seven) days after the due date of payment.
(2) Within a period of 7 (seven) days after the date of the Letter of the Issuer or a Letter of Remembrance or any other kind of letter, Compulsory Retribution must pay off A Debt Levy.
(3) A Letter of Warning or a Letter of Warning or another similar letter as referred to a paragraph (1) is issued with the Governor's Decision.
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Reduction, Leniation and Liberation Retribution Article 26
(1) The Governor may provide Deduction, Leniation and Retribution Retribution.
(2) Tata's way of granting Deduction, Leniation and Liberation Retribution as in paragraph (1) is specified with the Governor's Rule.
Expiration Of The Levy And Removal Of The Debt Levy Due
Article 27
(1) The Right to perform invoicing Levy, expiry after exceeding the term 2 (two) years from the time The Attribution, unless the Vajib levy commits a criminal charge at Retribution.
(2) The expiry of a Retribution charge as referred to in verse (1), is formidable if: a. Published Letters; or b. There is a recognition of the Retribution of the Compulsory Retribution of both direct and
indirect. Article 28
(1) Retribution Attribution debt is listed in SKRD or other relevant documents that cannot or may not be invoiced, due to the Compulsory Retribution of the World with no inheritance, no heirs, no heirs, no heirs, no property or because the right to billing is expired.
(2) To ensure the state of the Compulsory Retribution as it is referred to in paragraph (1), it must be a local examination of the Wajib Retribution, as the basis of determining the magnitude of the Retribution.
(3) Attribution Attribution as to the paragraph (1), can only be abolished after an administrative research examination report on the expiry of an administration. Attribution billing is set with the Governor's Ordinance.
(4) On the basis of the report and administrative research as referred to in paragraph (3), at the end of the year the Governor makes the Elimination List of debt for any type of Retribution which contains Compulsory Retribution, the amount of Retribution in debt, the number of Retribution who have been paid, the rest of the Attribution debt and the description of the Compulsory Retribution.
(5) The governor relayed the removal of the Retribution Debt to the Regional People's Representative Council of West Papua Province at the end of the taxable year with The list of the Elimination of the Debt is as intended in verse (4).
(6) The manner of the Elimination of Retribution Debt is set with the Governor's Rule.
CHAPTER V THE COACHING FUND
section 29 (1) to the Collector Levy was granted the coaching of Realization
Reception Retribution is being sent to the Regional Kas. (2) The sharing of the Coaching Fund as referred to in paragraph (1) is set
with the Governor ' s Regulation.
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A mandatory levy that does not carry out the mandatory
CHAPTER VI OF THE INQUIRY PROVISION
section 30 (1) certain civil servant officials in the Regional Government environment are given
special authority as Investigator to conduct a criminal conduct investigation in the field of Retribution, as referred to in the applicable Criminal Events Law Act.
(2) The Investigator Authority as referred to in paragraph (1), is:
A. Receive, search, collect and research the information or report on the subject matter of the Retribution to the description or report to be complete and clear;
b. Research, search and collect information about Personal Persons or Agency on the correctness of deeds committed in connection with the criminal conduct in the field of Retribution;
c. Request the information and evidence from the Personal Person or the Agency in connection with a criminal offence in the field of Retribution;
d. Examining books, records and other documents with regard to criminal conduct in the field of Retribution;
e. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents, and confiscation of the evidence for evidence;
f. Requesting expert power assistance in order to perform criminal investigation duties in the field of Retribution;
g. Making a stop and or banning someone from leaving the room or place at the time of the examination is underway and checking the identity of the person and or the document brought in as the letter e;
h. Photographing a person with respect to a criminal offence in the field of Rertiplugs; i. Calling someone to be heard of his attachment and checked as
a suspect or a witness; j. Stop the investigation;
Conduct other actions that need to smooth the investigation of a criminal offense in the applicable law.
(3) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify the start of the investigation and deliver the results of his inquiry to the Public Prosecutor through the Investigator of the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia, in accordance with the provisions set in the applicable Criminal Events Law Act.
BAB VII CRIMINAL PROVISIONS
Article 31 (1) Any person violates the terms as contemplated in Article 4 threatened
penultimate confinement 6 (six) months or the most fines of Rp. 50,000.000.00 (fifty million rupiah) with or not deprive certain goods for the Regions, unless otherwise specified in the perinvite rule- invitation.
(2) it is, thus harming the Regional Treasury for the longest prison criminal confinement 6 (six) months or a fine of at most 4 (four) times the amount of Retribution Retribution.
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protection to fisheries efforts
CHAPTER IX COACHING, SUPERVISION AND CONTROL
The coaching, Oversight and Control of the Fisheries Effort covers the business climate, the means of the effort,
Section 34
The coaching, Oversight and Governing Governing in Section 33 are conducted regularly and continuously in accordance with the Regional authority.
The implementation of the Development, Supervision, and the Governing Law.
The Implementation of the Training, Oversight, and Development. and the Controlling is further set up with the Governor ' s Rule.
CHAPTER X OF COURSE TAKEOVER
Against Private People or the Agency doing a Fisheries attempt has not yet had a permit and or has permission in accordance with this Area Regulation
CHAPTER XI KETENT NUTUP
With the Regulation of the Regional Regulation Governor of West Papua Province No. 10 of 2006 on the Fisheries Effort in Irian Jaya Province
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The unregulated things in this area, as long as the implementation will be further regulated by the Governor ' s Rules.
BAB VIII EMPOWERMENT AND PROTECTION
Article 32 (1) Local government increases fishing and fishing empowerment
through the holding of education, training, and counseling to improve knowledge and skills in the field of capture, homelessness, processing and Fish marketing.
(2) The Local Government provides in accordance with its authority.
Article 33
fishery pr techniques.
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Article 35
AN Article 36 which has been not
must submit a permit in the slowest term of 6 (six) months since Open this Regional Rule.
UAN PE Article 37
this, then
Western is revoked and stated does not apply.
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Article 39
The County Regulation is valid.
Regional Regulation invitation
established at Manokwari er 2009
ABRAHAM O. ATURURI
promulred at Manokwari 009
G. CELSIUS AUPARAY
SHEET AREA OF WEST PAPUA PROVINCE ' S 2009 NUMBER 40
For everyone to know it, ordered the peng with its placement in the West Papuan Province Sheet.
D on 2nd Desemb WEST PAPUA GOVERNOR,
ON 4 December 2 SECRETARY OF THE PROVINCE OF WEST PAPUA PROVINCE,
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EXPLANATION
THE REGULATION OF THE PROVINCE OF WEST PAPUA PROVINCE
LEVY OF VENTURE PERMIT PE PROVINCE OF WEST PAPUA I. UM
hwa utilization of the fish resources was directed as great as prosperity and the alignment of
arian fish resources also serve to foster fishery efforts and provide business certainty
in order for the management and utilization of fish resources at
the relationship is above and in accordance with Act Number 32. 2004 on Government
II. Section 1
clearly Section 2
(1)
up clear
above
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Ba aan people, but so in
utilizing the fish's resources should always be keeping The delictest. This means that the company of fish resources should be balanced by its power, so that it may benefit continuously and lestari. In other words the utilization of fish resources must be done rationally. One way to preserve the sustainability of fish resources is done by controlling fishing efforts through licensing.
Permits other than function to keep the kelest
fisheries. To encourage the development of fishery businesses, both individuals and legal entities were given the ease of enforcing fisheries efforts as long as the company was still in operation. This does not imply that it gives entrepreneurs, especially fishing for the use of the fish's resources without control. Control is maintained with specific timeframe determination of vessels associated with the availability of fish resources.
Next to the province of West Papua to obtain optimal and
ongoing benefits, as well as the following conditions: The guarantee is the survival of fish resources, needs to be done coaching, empowerment, protection, surveillance and control by licensing.
Se an Area juncties, Act
No. 31 Year 2004 on Fisheries, Act Number 34 Year 2000 on Changes to Law No. 18 of 1997 about Regional Tax and Regional Retribution, Government Regulation Number 66 of 2001 on Regional Retribution and Government Regulation No. 54 Year 2002 on Fisheries Effort, then viewed the need to organize the Fisheries Effort in Papua Province West with Regional Rule.
SECTION BY SECTION
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Thank you with traditional processing is
The letter b
means by processing in modern way
Article 3
Quite clear
Article 4
After the request for permission to complete the document and pay off
Article 5 reasonably clear
Section 6 is clear
Article 7 las
Quite clearly Article 9
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Verse (2)
Verse (3)
Verse (4)
Verse (5)
Verse (6)
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Which d Be Processing in a manner simple like drying, salting, indomation, acidification.
The one in is the processing that uses the equipment in a modern manner such as processed results: clotting and canning etc.
retribution then it will be process the slowest 7 (seven) business days.
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Section 10 is fairly clear
Article 11 is quite clear
Article 12
Certain Licensing Reactions are certain activities of the Government
Article 13
The Service Level of Service Use is Kwated Use of Services
Article 14 is pretty clear
Article 15 is pretty clear
Article 16 at (1)
pat object Retribution should not be the same as Wajib premises
Verse (2
up clear
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Verse (3
The polling ordinator as well as provide guidance in
Article 17
The inaccessible one is that
Article 18
In question with other documents that are otherwise included is
The area in the frame of the granting of the Personal Person or entity intended for coaching, Surveillance on the activities of space utilization, the use of natural resources, goods, infrastructure facilities or facilities to protect general interest and preserve of the environment.
as the base allocation load expenses paid for the hosting of the services concerned.
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Ko polling, storage and reporting.
the entire activity process A levy could not be submitted to a third party.
A document that specifies the magnitude of the number of Retribution subjects as a substitute for SKRD.
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Article 19 reasonably clear
Article 20 reasonably clear
Article 21
The introduction of administrative sanctions is intended to be
Article 22 is quite clear
Article 23 referred to another letter which type is the Letter that
Article 24 reasonably clear
Article 25 reasonably clear
Article 26 at (1)
t kadaluasa Invoicing Retribution should be specified for
paragraph (6
H ruf a
of the publication of the Letter of Teguran, expiry
Letter b
direct ara is Wajib
Article 27 Pretty clear
Quite clear Article 29
Quite clear
Mandatory Retribution carries out the obligation on time.
is equivalent to the Letter of Teguran and/or Letter of Warning as a replacement of the Letter of Determination and of the Memorial Letter.
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Saa gives certainty the law when the debt of the levy cannot be billed again.
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In billing is calculated from the date of the delivery of the Letter.
Confession of the Sec Levy Retribution with its cashier The community still has Retribution debt and has not paid it back to the Local Government.
Section 28
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Article 30 is clear
Verse (1
The Empowerment is an indentation attempt to improve human resource kwality
Verse (2
The Protection is a It's an attempt to provide a sense of security to the target.
Article 33
a. Coaching is any effort that includes briefing, guidance, guidance and counseling in the management of fish resources.
and Oblicity
Article 34
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Quite clearly Article 32
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dila in order to improve its efforts.
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The fishery dil.
b. Surveillance is a series of activities to collect, process data and or other captions to test the compliance of the Licensing Licensing;
c. The Controlling is any effort that includes the settings, research and utilization of Fish Resources.
Cuku Article 35
Quite clearly Article 36
Quite clearly Article 37
Quite clearly Article 38
Enough clear Article 39
Quite clear
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Attachment :West Papua Provincial Rules
No. 10 Year 2009. 2 December 2009
TARIFF LEVY LICENSING OF FISHERIES
NO TYPES OF CAPACITY/KET
THE SIZE HIS GREAT RETRIBUTION
1 2 5 3 4
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2
USAH AN SIUP
IPI
10-20 GT 1-30 GT
6-24 GT 5-30 GT
500,000, -/Per permit 50,000, -/Per permit
.800,000, -/Ship
.500,000, -/Ship
SIUP berla
enrun saonly except exist
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1.
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A CATCHER
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2 10-15 GT 1 2
7 2.250,000,-/Ship 4 7
ku during m U expansion. SIPI applies d years
II
1.
A FISHING VESSEL
transports 6-24 GT 5-30 GT
..600,000, -/Ship
.000,000, -/Ship
SIKPI applies two (2) hun,
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SIKPI Ship Peng
10-15 GT 1 2
1,500,000, -/Ship 3 6
ta
III. SIUP The collection of my balls during the run of its business.
1,500,000, -/Letter SIUP be
IV. FISH CULTIVATION EFFORTS
SIUP
a. Freshwater Fish Cultivation:
as areal 2 Ha -Broad areal 2 -3 Ha
b.
-a
:
50,000,-00,000,-
250,000,-
00,000,-
.000,000,-
IUP applies during
sajust. -Lu
-Broad areal > 3 Ha Cultivation Of Brackish Water: The area is 0.5-1 H
--Broad areal 1-2 Ha Broad areal > 2 Ha
c. Marine Water Fish-wide areal 1 Ha-wide areal 1-2 Ha-wide areal > 2 Ha
1 2
200,000,-250,000,-3 500,000,-750,000,-1
S running u
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V. FISH PROCESSING EFFORTS
SIUP
a. Traditional
b. Modern
00,000, -/mail
1.500,000, -/mail
S m
5
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WEST PAPUA GOVERNOR,
ABRAHAM O. ATURURI
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