Key Benefits:
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REGULATION OF BANTEN PROVINCE AREA
NUMBER: 17 YEARS 2008
ABOUT
MANAGEMENT OF GOODS BELONGING TO THE AREA
BANTEN GOVERNOR,
Stating: a. that property belongs to the government, development and service of the community, so that it needs to be managed in an orderly manner, to be optimally utilization in order to support the hosting Local Government;
b. That's not in accordance with Government Regulation No. 6 of 2006 on the Proprietary Goods Management of the area as amended by Government Regulation Number 38. 2008, so it needs to be adjusted;
c. that based on the consideration as referred to in letters a, and b, it needs to form the Regional Regulation on Proprietary Goods Management.
Given: 1. Article 18 of the paragraph (6) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
2. Act No. 72 Year 1957 on the Redemption of the Emergency Law No. 19 Year 1955 on Sales of the State Home to the Civil Servants as an Act (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia 1957 Number 158);
3. Law Number 5 of the Year 1960 on PokokPokok Agraria (aries of State of the Republic of Indonesia 1960 No. 104, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 2013);
4. Law Number 23 Of 2000 On The Formation Of The Province Of Banten (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2000 Number 182, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4010);
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5. Law Number 17 Of 2003 On State Finances (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2003 Number 47, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4286);
6. Act No. 1 Of 2004 On The State Treasury (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2004 Number 5, Additional Gazette Republic Of Indonesia Number 4355);
7. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on the Government of the State (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4437) as amended several times, last with Act No. 12 2008 (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4844);
8. Act Number 33 Year 2004 On The Regional Financial Balance Between The Central Government And The Local Government (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2004 Number 126, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4438);
9. Government Regulation Number 46 Of 1971 On The Sale Of Individual Individual Service Vehicles (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1971 Number 59, Additional Gazette Number Of 1967);
10. Government Regulation Number 40 In 1994 About State House (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1994 Number 69, Additional Gazette Number 3537);
11. Government Regulation Number 40 Of 1996 On The Rights Of Building And Rights To Buildings And Rights To Land (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1996 Number 58, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3643);
12. Government Regulation No. 2 of 2001 On the Protection and Displacement of the Property/Wealth of the State from the Central Government to the Local Government in the Order of the Implementation of Regional autonomy (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2001 Number 6, Supplement Sheet of State of Indonesia No. 4073);
13. Government Regulation No. 24 Of 2005 On Government Accounting Standards (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2005 Number 49, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4503);
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14. Government Regulation Number 57 In 2005 On Grants To The Region (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2005 Number 139, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4577);
15. The Government Number 58 In 2005 On The Management Of The Region's Financial Management (sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2005 Number 140, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4578);
16. Government Regulation No. 6 of 2006 on the management of the area (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2006 No. 20, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4609) as amended by Government Regulation Number 38 2008 About Changes To Government Regulation No. 6 Year 2006 on Management Of Goods Belonging To The Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 78, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4855);
17. Government Regulation Number 38 Of 2007 On The Division Of Government Affairs Between Government, Provincial Government, And County/Municipal Government (Sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2007 Number 82, Additional Sheet Of State Republic Of Indonesia Indonesia Number 4737).
18. Decision of the President of the Republic of Indonesia No. 80 of 2003 on the Guidelines for the Implementation of the Government of Goods and Services (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2003 Number 120, Additional Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4330) as amended. Changed several times, last with the Presidential Regulation No. 85 of 2006 on the Seventh Amendment to the 2003 Presidential Decree No. 80 on the Guidelines of Procurement Goods and Government Services;
19. Ministry of Home Affairs Number 17 of 2007 on the Technical Guidelines of Proprietary Goods Section.
20. Regulation Of The Province Of Banten Province Number 1 Year 2008 On The Establishment, Organization And Working Tata Secretariat Of The Province Of Banten (section Number 1, Additional Sheet Area Number 8);
21. Regulation Of The Region Of Banten Province Number 2 Year 2008 About The Establishment, Organization And Working Tata Secretariat Of Banten Province (section Area Number 2, Additional Sheet Area Number 9);
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22. Province Of Banten Province Number 3 Of 2008 About The Establishment, Organization And Work Of The Regional Service Of Banten Province (section Area Number 3, Extra Sheet Area Number 10);
23. Area Rule Of Banten Province Number 4 Year 2008 About The Establishment, Organization And Workforce Of The Regional Technical Institution Of Banten Province (section Area Number 4, Additional Sheet Area Number 11);
24. Province Of Banten Province Number 5 Of 2008 About The Establishment, Organization And Work Of The Police Unit Pamong Praja Banten Province (section Area Number 5, Extra Sheet Area Number 12);
25. The Regional Rule of Banten Province No. 8 Year 2008 on Retribution Using The Wealth Of The Area (Section Section Number 8, Additional Leaf Area Number 16).
With The Joint Agreement
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE ' S PROVINCIAL REPRESENTATIVES OF BANTEN PROVINCE
AND
GOVERNOR BANTEN
DECIDED:
SET: THE REGIONAL REGULATIONS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF GOODS BELONG TO LOCALE.
BAB I
provisions UMUM
Article 1
In Regulation of this area, it is referred to:
1. Area is Banten Province;
2. The Regional Government is the holding of government affairs by the Regional Government and the Regional People's Representative Council according to the azas of autonomy and the duties of the host with the principle of the autonomy of the vastness in the system and principles of the Republic of the Republic Indonesia as referred to in the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
3. The next government of the Banten Province is called the Governor and the area device of Banten Province as the organizer of the Government of Banten Province;
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4. The Governor is the Governor of Banten;
5. The Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD) is the province of Banten province (DPRD);
6. The Regional Secretary is the Regional Secretary of Banten Province which is next called the area manager of the area;
7. The Regional Financial and Asset Management Service (DPKAD) and the General Bureau and Supplies are the area devices of the Government of Banten Province as the local property manager (s);
8. The Regional Device Working Unit, which is further abbreviated to SKPD, is the Regional Device of the Local Government as an area-owned user;
9. The next Regional Technical Managing Unit (UPTD) is a SKPD section as the Power User Power;
10. The next property manager is called the Manager is an authorized officer and is responsible for coordinating the management of the area;
11. The next property manager's assistant is called the Managed Helper is the official who is responsible for coordinating the management of the existing property management on the area's device work unit;
12. The next member of the area's goods is called the User's Head of the Regional Device Works which holds the authority of the use of the area;
13. The next user-owned user power is the head of a working unit or an official appointed by the User to use the property belonging to the area in which it is in its service;
14. An area-owned item is an employee who is assigned a duty to receive, store, and issue items;
15. The regional property manager is an employee who is assigned a task to take care of the area in the use process in any unit of work unit/work unit;
16. Assessor is a party that is independent of a competency based on its competency consisting of internal assessors and external assessors.
17. Area-owned goods are all items purchased or acquired on the Revenue Budget and Regional Shopping loads or other authorized acquisitions;
18. Area-Property Management is a suite of activities and actions against regional goods including planning, procurement, storage, storage, use, enterprise, utilization, maintenance, maintenance and maintenance, and the following activities: assessment, removal, transfer, coaching, supervision, control and financing;
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19. Planning needs are the activities of formulating the details of the area's property needs to connect the procurement of goods that have been then underway as the basis in performing the fulfillment of the upcoming needs.
20. Procurement is an activity to perform the fulfillment of area goods and services;
21. A channeling is an activity to channel/delivery of property belonging to the area from the warehouse to the user's work unit;
22. Maintenance is an activity or action that is performed for all regions belonging to the area always in good state and ready to be used defensively and successfully to;
23. Safeguards are activities of the act of control in the affairs of property belonging to the area in the physical, administrative and legal efforts of the law;
24. Use is an activity that is performed by a user/user power in managing and attempting the area's property in accordance with the principal task and the function of the Regional Device Working Unit (SKPD);
25. Utilization is an area of the property that is not used in accordance with the principal tasks and functions of the Regional Device Working Unit (SKPD) in the form of rent, use, use, build, build and build up a handover to the does not change ownership status;
26. Rent is the utilization of the area ' s goods by other parties in a given period of time by accepting cash rewards;
27. Use is the handover of the use of goods between the Local Government and the Central Government and the Local Government within a certain period of time without accepting the reward and after that term is ended up being handed back to maintainer;
28. A partnership is an area owned by other parties within a specified period of time in order to increase the income of the area instead of the area's tax/income and other financing sources;
29. "Wake up" means the use of property in the land of the land by other parties by establishing a building and/or the following means of its facilities, and then agnated by the other party in a given period of time, which has been agreed upon. For further, the land and the building and/or the following facilities for the facility after the end of the term;
30. Build a handover to the use of land-owned goods by other parties by establishing the building and/or the following facilities, and upon completion of its construction to be used by the other party in the United States, in the United States, in the United States, in the United States, in the United States Specified time frame;
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31. Removal is an act of removing the area's property from the list of items by publishing the decision of the official to release the user and/or power of the user and/or the manager of the administrative and physical responsibilities of the the goods that are in its pronunciation;
32. The transfer was a diversion of possession of the area as a follow-up to the erasure by being sold, exchanged, interchangeated or included as the capital of the Local Government;
33. Sales are the transfer of property ownership of the area to the other party by accepting reimbursed in the form of money;
34. Exchange for the exchange of property owned by the Local Government, or between the Local Government and the Local Government, by accepting the Government of the Local Government. replacement in the form of goods, at least with a balanced value;
35. A grant is a transfer of ownership of goods from the Local Government to the Central Government, between the Local Government, or from the Local Government to the other party, without obtaining a replacement;
36. The inclusion of the Government of the Local Government is the transfer of ownership of property belonging to an area that was originally an undivided wealth to be reckoned with as a capital/stock area on the county-owned Enterprises Agency or other legal entities;
37. An enterprise is a suite of activities that include bookkeeping, inventory and reporting of area-owned goods in accordance with the applicable provisions;
38. An inventory is an activity for performing, logging, and reporting of the area's product delivery;
39. An assessment is a selective process of research activities based on objective and objective data/facts relevant using certain methods/technical to obtain the value of the area's goods;
40. A list of user items that are next abbreviated to DBP is a list of items that contain the item data used by each user;
41. A subsequent list of user power items abbreviated DBKP is a list that contains data of goods owned by each user power;
42. The standardised means and infrastructure work of the Local Government is the accounting of office space, office supplies, service houses, service vehicles and other items that require standardization;
43. Standard pricing is the designation of the price magnate of goods by type, specifications and quality in a given period.
Section 2
The management of the area's goods is carried out based on functional azas, legal certainty, and the applicable law. transparency and openness, efficiency, accountability, and value certainty.
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section 3
The management of the area's goods is part of the area's financial management, which includes all goods belonging to both moving and non-moving regions that are in and/or outside Banten Province territory.
BAB II
LOCAL PROPERTY MANAGER
Section Kesatu
Licensee's Regional Property Holder
Article 4
(1) The Governor as the holder of the The management of the goods and services management is responsible for the coaching and development execution of the management of the regional goods.
(2) The Governor as referred to in paragraph (1) is authorized to;
a. establish an area owned goods management policy;
b. establish the use, utilization or transfer of land and building;
c. establish the area ' s proprietary security policy;
d. propose a forward transfer of the property of the area that requires the DPRD approval;
e. approved the proposal for the transfer and removal of the area's property in accordance with its authority limit;
f. approved the purpose of utilization of property owned by area other than ground and/or building.
Article 5
The governor as a holder of the area's management of goods as referred to in Article 4, is assisted by:
a. The Regional Secretary is the manager;
b. Head of the General Bureau and Supplies and DPKAD as the managing assistant;
c. The SKPD chief as a user;
d. Head of the General Bureau and Supplies and Head of the Regional Technical Managing Unit as user power;
e. Property-owned items;
f. Regional property keeper.
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The Second Part
Area Property Manager
Section 6
The property manager belongs to the authorities and is responsible in the event:
a. establish officials who take care of and store the area ' s proprietary
b. Research and approval of regional goods needs plan;
c. research and approve plans for maintenance/maintenance needs of the area;
d. set up the implementation of the utilization, removal and transfer of property of the area approved by the Governor.
e. Perform coordination in the implementation of an area's inventory;
f. perform surveillance and control over the management of area owned goods.
Third Quarter
Area Property Manager
Section 7
Local goods manager as referred to in Section 6, assisted by the Regional Proprietary Goods Helper, is:
a. General Bureau and Supplies;
b. -DPKAD.
Article 8
(1) The administrator of the area belongs to the region as referred to in Article 7 of the letter a assist in the case: a. assemble, research and propose a plan of goods needs
area;
b. assemble and research plans for maintenance/maintenance needs of the area;
c. conduct coordination in the implementation of regional goods planning;
(2) the area manager of the area as referred to in Article 7 letter b assist in terms of:
a. Set up, research and propose an area-owned administrator and storage;
b. carry out inventory of regional assets;
c. set up the implementation of the utilization, security, assessment, transfer and removal of property belonging to the area;
d. perform surveillance and control over the management of area-owned goods;
e. coordinate the management of the existing property management of each SKPD.
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Fourth Quarter
Area Property Users
Article 9 The goods user belongs to the local authorities and is responsible for:
a. submitted an area's property needs plan for the regional device's unit of work that it was led to;
b. apply for a status assignment for the mastery and use of the area property acquired from the load APBD and other authorized acquisitions;
c. do inventory of the area belonging to the area in which it is in its application;
d. use the property of the area that is in its use for the benefit of holding the principal task and the function of the regional device working unit that it has led to;
e. securing and maintaining the property belonging to the area that is in its control;
f. propose the transfer of goods owned by land and/or buildings that do not require the approval of the DPRD and the goods belonging to the area other than the ground and building;
g. Handing over land and/or building and other untapped buildings for the benefit of staging the principal tasks and functions of the Regional Device Workforce which he has led to the Governor through the handling of the goods;
h. Perform surveillance and control over the use of property belonging to the area in its control;
i. Build and deliver LBPS and the Annual User Item Report (LBPT) as well as the Annual 5 (five) inventory report that is in its maintenance to the goods maintainer.
Fifth Quarter
Area Property User Power
Article 10
Power of the goods user belongs to the local authorities and is responsible for:
a. submit an area-owned goods requirement plan for the work unit that is led to the Head of the Regional Device Workforce concerned;
b. Perform an inventory of the area that is in its service;
c. uses the property of the area that is in its use for the purposes of holding the principal task and the function of the work unit that he has led;
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d. securing and maintaining the property belonging to the area that is in its control;
e. Perform surveillance and control over the use of property belonging to the area in its application; and
f. Build and deliver the LBKPS User Power Report and the Annual User Power Report (LBKPT) as well as the Annual 5 (five) inventory report that is in its authorized user.
Part 6
Saving items
Section 11
The item has a duty as follows:
a. receive, store and channel items belonging to the area;
b. Research and assemble of the received goods procurement document;
c. examines the amount and quality of the goods received according to the procurement document;
d. noted the items belonging to the area received into the book/item card;
e. secure the goods belonging to the area that are in the supply; and
f. make reports of receipts, distribution and stock/supplies of the area to the SKPD Chief.
Seventh Section
Replacement of the Goods
Article 12
The property management has the following duties:
a. Record all of the areas that are in each SKPD/Working Unit that are derived from the APBD or other authorized acquisition of the Goods Inventory Card (KIB), the Room Inventory Card (KIR), the Inventory Book (BI) and the Inventaris Parent Book (BIl), as per the area's codefatification and the area of the property of the area;
b. perform a preserved section of the area that is maintained/repaired into the maintenance card;
c. prepare the LBPS User Goods Report and the Annual User Goods Report (LBPT) as well as the annual Inventory Report 5 (five) is on SKPD to the maintainer; and or
d. Preparing for the removal of the damaged or unused items.
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BAB III
PLANNING NEEDS AND BUDGETING
Section 13
The maintainer of the maintainer carries out coordination, assemb's and compiles:
a. the area's goods need plan for a one year of the budget required by each SKPD;
b. standardize the means and the Regional Government's work infrastructure and standardization of prices.
Section 14 (1) Standardization of the Regional Government's means and workings as
referred to in Section 13 of the letter b, compiled by the General Bureau and Equipment as the managing assistant.
(2) Standardization price as referred to in Article 13 of the letter b, compiled by DPKAD as the managing assistant.
(3) Standardization of the means and infrastructure of Local Government workings and standardization the price as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) is set further by Regulation Governor.
Article 15
(1) The area-owned goods requirements are compiled in the Regional Device Workspace Plan and Budget after noticing the availability of existing property.
(2) Planning Area-owned goods maintenance needs are structured in the Regional Work Unit's Work and Budget Plan with regard to the data available in use.
(3) Planning and maintenance of the area's goods as set forth in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), guide to the Standardization of Sarana and Regional Government Works Infrastructure and Price Unit Standard.
(4) Standardization of the Regional Government's means and services and the standard of price units as referred to in paragraph (3), be referenced in compiling the Proprietary Goods Plan Area (RKBMD) and Regional-Property Maintenance Need Plan (RKPBMD).
(5) regional property needs plan and plan maintenance needs of the area as referred to in paragraph (4), as the basis of the drafting of the Plan for Work and Budget (RKA) each SKPD as a Set Up Material APBD.
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Article 16
The Regional Goods Needs Plan (RKBD) and the SKPD Area Property Maintenance Need Plan before it is set to be the Regional Goods Needs List (DKBD) and the Maintenance Need List Area Property (DKPBMD) is discussed by the maintainer, maintainer and user.
BAB IV
PROCUREMENT
Article 17
The provision of regional goods is exercised on the basis of efficient principles, Effective, transparent, open, competitive, equitable/undiscriminatory and accountable.
Section 18
(1) The absence of Local Government goods is exercised by the procurement committee/procurement officer.
(2) Procurement Committee of Local Government goods designated by the Decree of Head SKPD/Employment Unit As a User/Power User.
Article 19
The provision of Local Government goods is exercised under the provisions of the laws.
Section 20
(1) Realization of the implementation of Local Government goods procurement as referred to in Article 17, conducted checks by the Local Government Goods Inspector Committee.
(2) The Government Goods Inspector Committee The area referred to in paragraph (1) is specified by the Decree of the SKPD/Working Unit as the User/User Power of the Budget.
Article 21
(1) User makes the report of the result of procurement of Local Government goods to the Governor through the Manager.
(2) The results of the procurement results as referred to in the verse (1), supplemented the procurement document.
BAB V
ADMISSION AND COPYING
Article 22
(1) The product procurement results are received by the goods storage.
(2) The storage of the goods as referred to on a paragraph (1), the obligation to carry out the administrative duties of the reception of the regional property.
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(3) Acceptance of section goods as referred to in paragraph (1) is further stored in a warehouse or storage place.
Article 23
(1) The procurement result of non-moving area goods is accepted by The head of the SKPD, then report to the Governor for the specified use.
(2) The acceptance of the goods as referred to in paragraph (1), was carried out after being examined by the Local Goods Inspector Committee, by creating the News Event Examination.
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(1) The Local Goods Inspector Committee as Referred to in Section 20 of the paragraph (2) in charge of checking, examining and witnessing the goods submitted in accordance with the requirements indicated in the Work Order Letter or the contract/agreement and the News of the Examination News.
(2) News Event referred to as paragraph (1) is used as one of the terms of payment.
Section 25
(1) The Local Government accepts goods from the fulfillment of the Third Party obligations under the agreement and/or the execution of a Certain perijinan.
(2) The Local Government may receive goods from the Parties Third that is the donation, grant, wakaf and submission of the community.
(3) The Surrender of Third Parties as referred to in verse (1) and (2), is poured in the News Show newsletter (BAST) and is accompanied by documents lawful possession/mastery.
(4) Governing or designated officials noted, monitoring, and actively invoking the Third Party's liability billing as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2).
(5) The results of the acceptance as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are noted in the Regional Property List.
Section 26
(1) The violation of the property of the area by the goods storage is executed on the basis of the Warrant User/User Value Add-on (SPPB) is accompanied by the Receipt News.
(2) Users are required to report stock or remaining items to the Manager through the manager's assistant.
(3) The user's authorized users are reporting the stock. or the remaining items to the user.
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BAB VI
USE
Section 27
(1) the area belongs to the status of the principal and function of the SKPD and may be operated by another party in order to provide the use of the Cloud Service to the use of the Cloud Service. supporting the general service according to the principal task and the SKPD function concerned.
(2) The status of the area's property usage is specified by the Governor's Decision.
(3) The status of the use of the area's goods usage as referred to in the verse (2) is done in the following manner of the manner:
a. The goods users report the items belonging to the area they received to the goods maintainer accompanied by the suggestion of use;
b. The manager of the goods examines the report and proposes the use referred to the Governor for the status of its use.
Article 28
(1) The status of land use status and/or building is done with the provisions that such land and/or building are required for the purpose of staging the principal tasks and functions of the user of the goods and/or the power of the user of the goods concerned.
(2) User and/or user power are required to give up the land and/or buildings including other inventory items not used for The importance of holding the principal tasks and functions of the user and/or user power to the Governor through maintainers.
BAB VII
CORONATION
Section Parts
The bookkeeping
Article 29
(1) User/User power registers and registers the property of the area into the User's Goods List (DBP) /User Power List (DBKP) according to the type and the efficacy of the goods.
(2) The maintainer of the User perform recapitulation of logging and registration of goods belonging to the area as is referred to in verse (1) in the Regional Proprietary Goods List (DBMD).
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Section 30 (1) User/User power stores proprietary documents
areas other than land and/or building.
(2) The Manager saves all land ownership documents and/or buildings and evidence Local Government's motor vehicle ownership.
Second Quarter
Inventarization
Section 31
(1) The Manager and User carry out the area of the area of the area every 5 (five) years for the The inventory of the book and the book of the Inventory and the recapitulation of the goods. Local Government.
(2) The Manager is responsible for the execution of the local goods census.
(3) The implementation of the census of the area belonging to the area as referred to in paragraph (1), set with the Governor ' s Decision.
(4) the Census Area owned goods, performed simultaneously by all user/user power.
(5) Users deliver census results to the slowest maintainer 3 (three) months after the completion of the census.
(6) DPKAD as the managing assistant set up Inventory inventory results.
(7) The property belongs to the supply and construction in the works are excluded from the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1).
Third Quarter
Reporting
Section 32
(1) User/user power reports the report of the meter and annual goods.
(2) The report as referred to the paragraph (1) is delivered to the Governor through maintainer.
(3) The DPKAD as the Manager of the Manager set up the report as referred to in paragraph (2) into the Regional Proprietary Goods Report (LBMD).
Article 33
The report of an area belonging to the area as referred to in Article 32 of the paragraph (3), is used as material for compiling a balance sheet of the Local Government.
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BAB VIII
UTILIZATION
Section Parts Of The Utilised criteria
Section 34
The property belongs to the land and/or building, other than the land and/or the building that has been submitted by user to the maintainer to be utilized.
Article 35 (1) Maintenance of goods belonging to the area of land and/or building, other than
the land and/or the building used to support the hosting of the task principal and the SKPD function, executed by the user after getting the maintainer's approval;
(2) The property of goods belonging to the area of land and/or building that is not used to support the hosting and function of the SKPD, exercised by the administrator after receiving the Governor's approval;
(3) the maintenance of goods An area other than land and/or building that is not used to support the hosting and function of the SKPD, is implemented by the user after receiving the manager's approval;
(4) The maintenance of goods belonging to the area is executed. based on technical considerations with regard to regional interests and General interest
The Second Part of the Warming Form
Article 36
The utilization of the area belongs to the region:
a. rent;
b. borrow use;
c. utilization cooperation;
d. Build up a handover and build a handover.
Paragraph 1 Sewa
Article 37
(1) The property of the area both mobile and non-moving goods untapped by the Local Government, may be leased to the Party Third to the benefit of the area and not changing the ownership status of regional goods.
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(2) The rental of the property belongs to the land and/or the building is exercised by the administrator after receiving approval from the Governor.
(3) The rental of goods belonging to the area of some land and/or building, in addition to the land and/or a building that is still used by the user, executed by the user after receiving approval from the maintainer.
(4) The term of the area of the area is 5 (five) years old and can be extended.
(5) The lease as referred to in paragraph (1), (2) and (3) is executed by mail agreement of the sewa-lease, which at least-the lack of loading:
a. parties are bound in the agreement;
b. type, extent or amount of goods, rent magnitudes, and timeframe;
c. the responsibility of the tenant over the operating and maintenance costs during the rental period; and
d. Other requirements deemed necessary.
(6) The results of the receipt of the lease are paid to the general coffers of the area.
paragraph 2
Loan Use
Section 38
(1) The area belongs to the area of either land and/or building can be scanned for the benefit of hosting the Local Government;
(2) The use of the property belongs to the property of the land and/or is exercised by the administrator after the Governor's approval;
(3) the goods belonging to the region A scan does not change the ownership status of the area;
(4) Term Use of the area 2 (two) years old and can be extended;
(5) The use of the usage is performed under the agreement letter that at least contains:
a. parties bound in the agreement;
b. type, area and number of items on loan;
c. term of lending;
d. the borrower's responsibility for the operational and maintenance costs for the duration of the loan; and
e. other requirements deemed necessary.
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Paragraph 3
Cooperation for Benefit
Article 39
The utilization of regional goods utilization with other parties is exercised in order to: a. Optimize the use of the Cloud Service for the purpose of the Cloud Service. increasing income acceptance of the area.
Article 40
(1) The utilization of area goods utilization is exercised with the form:
a. cooperation of the utilization of goods belonging to the area of the land and/or building that the user of the goods has been handed over to the Governor;
b. Utilization of some land and/or building still used by the user of the goods;
c. utilization cooperation of property other than land and/or building.
(2) utilization cooperation of the area as intended in paragraph (1) the letter is exercised by the manager of the goods after the Governor's approval.
(3) The utilization of goods belonging to the area as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b and c, is exercised by the user items after getting the goods maintainer approval.
Article 41 (1) The cooperation of regional property utilization is exercised with the provisions
as follows:
a. not available or not available enough in the APBD to meet the operational/maintenance costs/fixes that need to be done to the area belonging to the intended area;
b. Utilization cooperation partner is set through tender/auction by excluding at least 5 (five) peserta/gating, except for proprietary items that are specific to the immediate appointment;
c. payment magnate The fixed contribution and profit sharing of the utilization cooperation are set out of the results of the team's calculations specified by the Governor; and
d. Fixed contribution payments and profit sharing proceeds of the appropriate utilization of utilization cooperation to the area's coffers each year during the term of the operation.
(2) The cost of the study, research, conquests and announcement of the tender/auction, is charged on Revenue and Regional Shopping Budget.
(3) The costs associated with the preparation and execution of the drafting of the agreement, the implementation consultant/supervisor, are charged on the Third Party.
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(4) During the duration of the operation, the utilization cooperation partner is prohibited from granting or mortgaging the area belonging to an area that is an object of utilization cooperation.
(5) Long-term utilization of utilization is 30 (thirty) years since the agreement is signed and may be extended.
(6) After the end of the term of utilization cooperation, the Governor establishes the status of use/use of the land and/or building as per the provisions of the regulations It's
paragraph 4
Wake up for surrender and Wake Up Guna
Section 42
(1) Wake up for the handover and the wake of the goods belonging to the area can be implemented with the following requirements:
a. The Local Government requires buildings and facilities for the establishment of the Local Government for the benefit of general services in order to host principal tasks and functions;
b. the land belonging to the Local Government that the user has submitted to the Governor;
c. there is no funds available in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget for the provision of the building and the intended facility.
(2) Wake up for the handover and wake up The handover to the area's goods, as referred to in the article (1) is exercised by the administrator of the goods after receiving the Governor's approval.
Section 43 (1) The wakedown partner for the handover and the rise to be executed
through The tender/auction by including at least 5 (5) peserta/gating.
(2) The build-up partner for the specified submission (s), which has been specified for the duration of the operation, must meet the following obligations:
a. pay contributions to the area 's coffers each year whose iron is set on the basis of the team' s calculation of the team formed by the Governor;
b. Does not guarantee, mortgaged or moved the waking object to the handover and build to;
c. maintain a build object to surrender and build a submission;
(3) The object is up to surrender and wake up to the purpose in question In paragraph (2) of the letter (2) of the Local Government,
(4) The (4) build-up object to submit and build a submission for the land and/or building may not be a guarantee of debt or a gloriation.
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(5) The right to building on the management rights of the Local Government, may be a guarantee of debt or a diagram according to the provisions of the laws.
Section 44
(1) The term is up to 30 (thirty) years since the agreement was signed.
(2) Wake up to submit and build up to be executed under the terms of the agreement at least loading:
a. parties are bound in the agreement;
b. {\cf1: {\cf1 \cf1 \cf1 \cf1 \cf1 \cf1 \cf1 \cf1 \f the rights and obligations of the parties associated in the agreement;
e. Other requirements deemed necessary.
(3) The permit to establish a build up building for the handover and build up to the Regional Government's behalf.
(4) The cost of the study, research and announcement of the tender/auction, is charged on the Budget Revenue and Regional Shopping.
(5) Charges related to the preparation and execution of the drafting of the Agreement, the implementation consultant/supervisor, is charged on the winning party.
Section 45
Wake up the handover of the property areas are implemented with the following conditions:
a. A handover partner must submit a surrender object to the Governor immediately upon the completion of the construction;
b. A handover partner may be able to use the area's goods as specified in the letter of the agreement;
Article 46
After the term of the atonement is terminated, the object wakes up to surrender and build up the handover. In order to first be audited by the Regional Government functional surveillance apparatus prior to its use is specified by the Governor.
BAB IX
SAFEGUARDS AND MAINTENANCE
Section Parts
Security
Section 47
(1) The management of goods, goods users and/or The power of the user of the goods is required to secure the security of the area that is in its service.
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(2) The area of the area's goods security as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. Administrative security includes bookkeeping, inventory, reporting and storage of proprietary documents;
b. Physical security to prevent a decrease in the function of goods, a decrease in the amount of goods and loss of goods;
c. physical security for land and buildings among others is carried out by means of exposure, installation of land boundary signs, and leeking;
d. Physical security measures for other than land and buildings are done in the manner of storage and maintenance;
e. Legal safeguards include activities complementary to proof of entitlement status.
Article 48
Financing of the area's property security is charged to the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget, and/or other authorized sources and non-binding.
Article 49 (1) The property of the area is land must be certified on behalf of the Government
The area.
(2) The property of the area is a building and other than the ground or building must be supplemented with proof of ownership on behalf of the Local Government.
Article 50
The property of the Local Government can be insured according to the capability Section 51
(1) Proof of Entitlement for the area is mandatory and secure.
(2) Storage of proprietary property possession The area is done by the management of the goods executed by the DPKAD as the Item manager.
Article 52
The property of the area used to serve the public interest is prohibited, disburdened and/or transferred to.
Second Section
Maintenance
Section 53
(1) The User, user and/or user power management is responsible for the maintenance of the existing area under its control.
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(2) Maintenance as referred to in paragraph (1) guidelines on the Regional Proprietary Goods Need List (DKPBMD).
(3) the maintenance cost of the area belongs to the area charged on APBD.
Section 54
(1) the user and/or the power of the user are required to make the List of Maintenance Results and report to the Manager periodically.
(2) DPKAD as the Managing Associate examines the report as referred to in the verse (1) and compose a List of Maintenance Results of Goods performed in 1 (one) year of the budget as a material to conduct an evaluation of the maintenance efficiency of the area.
Article 55
(1) The historical goods are good is a building and/or other items that are cultural relics that owned by the Local Government or the government or the mandatory community maintained by the Local Government.
(2) The charge of the maintenance of the historic goods as referred to in paragraph (1) is charged on APBD and/or other authorized sources.
BAB X
ASSESSMENT
Article 56
The assessment of regional goods is carried out in order of the Regional Government's balance sheet, utilization, and transfer of the area's goods.
Section 57 The Redemption value of goods belonging to the area in order of drafting the Regional Government balance done with a guideline on the Governance Accounting Standards (SAP).
Article 58 (1) The assessment of the property belongs to the soil and/or building in order
utilization or transfer of the internal team set by the Governor, and may involve independent assessors certified in the field of assessment of assets designated by the Governor.
(2) The assessment of the area's goods as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised to obtain a reasonable value, with the lowest estimate using the Value Tax (NJOP) Value. and local soil prices.
Article 59
(1) Assessment of proprietary goods Areas other than land and/or buildings in order of utilization or transfer are performed by the teams assigned by the goods manager, and may involve independent assessors that are assigned the goods manager.
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(2) The assessment of the area's goods as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised to obtain a reasonable value.
Section 60
(1) The results of the section's goods assessment as referred to in Section 58 set with the Governor 's Decision.
(2) The results of the section of the area' s goods assessment as referred to in Section 59 are specified by theItem Manager.
BAB XI
ABOLISHMENT
Article 61
(1) Any property belonging to which is already broken and cannot be used again/hilang/dead, not in accordance with the development of technology, excess, endangerer safety, security and environment as well as inefficient can be removed from the inventory list.
(2) The removal of the area belonging to the area as referred to in the paragraph (1) includes:
a. removal from the user and/or user's item list;
b. removal of the section property list.
Article 62
(1) The removal of the area belonging to the area as referred to in Section 61 of the paragraph (2) letter a, done in the case of goods belonging to the region is already not in possession user and/or user power.
(2) The removal of an area belonging to the area as referred to in Section 61 paragraph (2) of the letter b, done in the case of the property belongs to the region is already switching its ownership, it is extermination or cause of cause other.
(3) Elimination as referred to in paragraph (1), executed with Manager's decision on behalf of the Governor.
(4) Elimination as referred to in paragraph (2), exercised with the Governor's Decision.
Article 63
(1) The elimination of property belonging to the area with the follow up of extermination is done if the area's item is referred to:
a. cannot be used, cannot be utilized and cannot be moved by; or
b. Other reasons under the terms of the laws.
(2) Annihilation as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the user with the decision of the Manager upon receiving the Governor's approval.
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(3) Implementation of the extermination as referred to in paragraph (2) is poured in the Extermination Event News and reported to the Governor.
BAB XII
GATING
Section 64
(1) Items belonging to the already damaged and unusable area, removed from the Regional Inventory Inventory List.
(2) The goods belonging to the area removed as referred to in verse (1) and still have an economic value, can be done through:
a. public auction/limited auction; and/or
b. donated or was donated to other parties.
(3) The results of the general auction/auction are limited as in paragraph (2) the letter a, tuned to the Regional General Kas.
Part Atu-form Lending And Approval
Section 65
The transfer of the foregoing as a follow-up to the removal of the area belongs to the following:
a. Sales/auction;
b. ruislag/swap swap;
c. grant;
d. Regional Government Capital.
Article 66
(1) The transfer of goods belonging to the area as referred to in Article 65, is specified by the Governor's Decision after receiving approval from the DPRD, for:
a. ground and/or building;
b. in addition to the land and/or buildings worth more than Rp 5,000.000.00 (five billion rupiah).
(2) The transfer of goods belonging to the area of land and/or building as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a, does not require a DPRD approval, if:
a. has not been compatible with the area layout or the city arrangement;
b. must be removed because the budget for replacement buildings is already provided in the budgezer document;
c. reserved for civil servants;
d. is reserved for public interest;
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e. controlled by a state based on a court decision that has gained the power of the law fixed and/or under the terms of an invite-an invitation, which if its ownership status is maintained is not economically viable.
(3) The transfer of the state of the law is not economically viable. The property of the area of land and/or building as referred to in paragraph (2) is defined by the Governor's Decision.
Article 67
The transfer of goods belonging to the area other than the land and/or building that is worth up to Rp.5.000.000.00 (five billion rupiah) is performed by the goods maintainer after got Governor approval.
Second Quarter
Sales
Article 68
(1) The sale of area goods is carried out with consideration: a. to optimize the property of the area that is excess or idle; b. It is economically more advantageous for the region if sold; c. as the implementation of the provisions of the laws.
(2) the sale of area property is performed by auction, except in certain things.
(3) The exceptions as referred to in paragraph (2) include: a. Items belonging to the area are special; b. the goods belonging to other areas specified further by the maintainer.
(4) The order of the sale of the area's goods as referred to in paragraph (3) is set further by the Governor's Rule.
Paragraph 1
Service Vehicle Sales
Section 69
Service vehicles that can be sold consist of:
a. Individual vehicle service;
b. Operational service vehicle.
Section 70
(1) Individual services used by State Officials 5 (five) years or more, may be sold 1 (one) of the unit to the Officer in question after his term of office. expires in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invitation rules.
(2) The opportunity to purchase the vehicle as referred to in paragraph (1) is only 1 (one) times, unless it has a half-time (ten) year tenggang.
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(3) The sale of the service personnel as referred to in paragraph (1) should not interfere with the execution of service duties in the area.
Section 71
(1) The sale of operational service vehicles is made up of :
a. Operational service vehicle (s);
b. Special operational service vehicle/field;
(2) The operational service vehicle is referred to in verse (1) the letter a five (five) year old or more because it is damaged and/or inefficient again for the purposes of service can be sold.
(3) The opportunity to purchase a vehicle as referred to in paragraph (1) is only 1 (one) times, unless it has a 10 (ten) year tenggang.
Section 72
The special operational service/field vehicle as a means of in Article 71 of the paragraph (1) of the letter b that has been 10 (ten) years old or more because it is broken Or inefficient for service purposes.
Section 73
(1) Sales of the individual vehicles to State Officials as referred to in Section 70 and the auction or sale of operational service vehicles as referred to in Section 71, exercised through a limited auction set forth with the Governor's Decision.
(2) Sales and/or the removal of the service vehicle as referred to in Section 72 is exercised through a public auction. or a limited auction.
(3) The proceeds of the sale/auction as referred to the paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2) which is fully deployed to the Regional General Kas.
Article 74
(1) The sale of the vehicle as referred to in Article 73 of the paragraph (1), was carried out after it was removed from the List of Area Inventory of Goods.
(2) The removal of the inventory list is set by the Governor's Decision after the sale price of the intended vehicle is repaid.
(3) The sale of the sale of the sale of the individual vehicle and the operating vehicle of the office of office. took the longest 5 (five) years.
(4) Launching the price of the vehicle auction Special operations/field services are performed at once.
Article 75
(1) Individual services and operational service vehicles are not fully repaid, the vehicle still belongs to the Local Government and should not be It's been moved.
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(2) As long as the vehicle has not been repaid and is still used for service purposes, the repair and maintenance costs are borne by the buyer.
(3) For those who cannot fulfill its obligations as a result Referred to in paragraph (1), in accordance with the predetermined time may be revoked its right to purchase the intended vehicle and then the vehicle remains the Government of the Local Government.
Article 76
The service of the sale of service vehicles operation is set further by the Governor ' s Rule.
Paragraph 2
Release of Land and/or Buildings with Indemed Rugi
Section 77
(1) The transfer of goods belonging to the region of the land and or building through the release of the right with damages, may be processed with Considerations benefit the area.
(2) The estimated value of the value of the land and/or building as referred to in paragraph (1), with regard to the Value of the Taxable Object and/or General Price done by the Committee of Concourse Consent created with the Governor ' s Decision or may be conducted by an Independent Institution that certified in the field of asset assessment.
(3) The release process of land rights and/or buildings as referred to in paragraph (1), carried out with the auction/tender.
Article 78
(1) The provisions as referred to in Article 77 do not apply to the release of land rights to kavling of civil servants housing.
(2) The release policy of the kavling land rights for civil servants Article 79
Extermination of the land rights and removal of the inventory of the inventory of the area is set by the Governor's Decision after the sale price of the land and/or its building is paid off.
Paragraph 3
The Sale of Goods Property Other Than the Land and/or Building
Article 80
(1) The sale of property in addition to land and/or building was carried out by the administrator after the Governor's approval.
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(2) The sale of the area's goods as referred to in paragraph (1), is performed with the following conditions:
a. user submitted the sales proposal to the maintainer;
b. The maintainer of the user, the manager of the user, is scrutinable by the user in accordance with its authority;
c. the manager publishes the decision to approve or disapprove of the proposed sale by the user in the limit. His authority; and
d. for sales that require the agreement of Gubernuror of the Regional People's Representative Council, the maintainer of submitting the sale is accompanied by consideration of the intended proposal.
(3) The approval of the sale of the sale by the maintainer for the Sales as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter d, performed after the approval of Gubernuror of the Regional People's Representative Council;
(4) The proceeds of the sale of goods belonging to the area are committed to the Regional General Kas.
Third Part
Exchange Switch
Section 81
(1) Tukar the goods The area belongs to the following consideration:
a. to meet the operational needs of the government;
b. For optimization of regional goods; and
c. There is no funding in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
(2) The exchange of trading items belonging to the area can be done with the party:
a. Central government; b. between the Local Government; c. the local property or legal entity belonging to another government; d. private.
Article 82 (1) The exchange of trading items belonging to the area may be:
a. ground and/or buildings that have been submitted to the Governor;
b. ground and/or building that is still used for the implementation of the principal task and the user functions of the goods but does not conform to the area layout or the city arrangement;
c. property of the area other than the ground and/or building.
(2) The creation of the property belongs to the land and/or the building which will be exchanged as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a given by the Governor in accordance with the limits of its authority.
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(3) Exchange changers as referred to in paragraph (1) The letters a and b are executed by the manager of the goods after the Governor's approval.
(4) Exchange changers as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c is executed by the User after the approval of the Item Manager
Section 83
(1) The exchange of exchange goods belonging to the area as referred to in Section 82 of the paragraph (1) letter a and b is exercised with the following conditions:
a. The manager of the goods submits the exchange of the land and/or building to the Governor accompanied by reason/consideration, and the completeness of the data;
b. The governor examines and reviews the reasons for the need to exchange land and/or building from technical, economic and judicial aspects;
c. If qualified under applicable law, the Governor may consider approving and assigning the land and/or building to be required;
d. Exchange for the exchange of land and/or building is carried out by the consent process, in accordance with the provisions of Article 67 of the paragraph (1);
e. The manager of the goods was exchanged for trade in exchange for the Governor's approval;
f. The implementation of the detachable goods and replacement items must be poured in the News Event Receive.
(2) Exchange of the section of the section in Section 82 of the paragraph c is executed on the terms of the IBM International Program. as follows:
a. Item users submit a proposal to the goods manager with reason/consideration, data completeness, and the results of the study of Team Internal User Instances;
b. The maintainer of the goods examines and examines the reasons/considerations of the technical, economical and yuridical aspects;
c. If eligible for the applicable rules the goods maintainer may consider agreeing to the extent of its authority;
d. The goods users are exchanging exchanges by guideline on the goods manager's approval;
e. The surrender of the detachable goods and the replacement items must be poured in the news of the event.
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Fourth Quarter
Hibah
Section 84
(1) The property of the area is carried out with consideration for interest
a. social;
b. religious;
c. humanity; and
d. hosting the local government.
(2) The Hibah as referred to in paragraph (1), must be eligible as follows:
a. is not a state secret item;
b. is not a person who has mastered the life of many people;
c. is no longer used in the implementation of principal tasks and functions in the holding of local government.
Article 85
The section of the property belongs to:
a. the land and/or building that has been handed over by the head of the regional device working unit to the Governor;
b. ground and/or building that from the beginning of its existence is planned to be entertained;
c. other than the ground and/or building that has been submitted by the head of the SKPD to the Governor through the maintainer;
d. In addition to the land and/or building that of the beginning is planned to be entertained.
Article 86 (1) The Hibah as referred to in Article 85 of the letter a, is set with
The governor's decision after receiving the approval of the DPRD, except the ground and/or building as referred to in Article 66 of the paragraph (2).
(2) The Hibah as referred to in Article 84 of the letter b, specified by the Governor's Decision.
(3) The Hibah as referred to in Article 84 of the letter c that is worth above Rp.5.000.000.00 (five billion rupiah) is set with The Governor's decision after the approval of the DPRD.
(4) The Hibah as referred to in Article 84 of the letter d is exercised by the user after receiving the approval of the manager.
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Fifth Section
Local Government Capital Raid
Article 87
(1) The regional government capital dispute over regional goods is carried out in order of establishment, development and enhancer the performance of the State-owned Enterprises or other legal entity owned by the Government and the private sector.
(2) The goods belonging to the area as the inclusion of regional capital as referred to in paragraph (1), set by the Governor after the got approval of the Regional People's Representative Council.
(3) The capital dispute The Regional Government is designated with its own Regional Rule.
BAB XIII
COACHING, CONTROL AND SUPERVISION
Article 88
(1) Coaching on the orderly conduct of the management of goods belonging to the area It's done in accordance with the Laws.
(2) The Governor does control of the area's property management.
(3) The goods users do monitoring and policing against the use, utilization, transfer of the property, maintenance, and security of the property Areas that are under its control.
(4) The execution of monitoring and publishing as referred to in paragraph (3), executed by the User.
(5) User and User Power Users may request a functional supervising apparatus to conduct a follow-up audit of the monitoring and publishing results as It is in verse (3), and verse (4).
(6) The User and User Power follow up the results of the audit as referred to in paragraph (5) in accordance with the Rules of Invitation.
Section 89
(1) The management of the authorized goods to perform the monitoring and Investigation of the use, utilization and transfer of the area's goods, in order to establish usage, utilization, and transfer of the area's goods in accordance with the Rules of Invitation.
(2) As (As it is), the (1), the (one), (one), functional supervising apparatus for conducting audits for the execution of use, utilization, and transfer of property-owned goods.
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(3) The results of the audit as referred to in paragraph (2) are delivered to the goods maintainer for follow up on the terms of the invite-invitation.
BAB XIV
FINANCING
Article 90
(1) In the execution of an orderly conduct administration of the area, provided the budget is charged in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
(2) Officials/employees who carry out the management of the goods belonging to the area that results income and acceptance of the area, provided an incentive.
(3) Storage Goods and goods administrators in performing the duties are provided with special benefits that are made available to the area's financial capabilities and are specified by the Governor's Decision.
BAB XV
DEMANDS FOR DAMAGES
Section 91
(1) Any area loss due to negligence, misuse/violation of the law over the management of the Regional Property is resolved through the damages claim.
(2) Any party resulting in the loss of the area as referred to in paragraph (1) may be subject to administrative sanction and/or criminal sanctions in accordance with the laws.
(3) The order of damages for regional losses is set up with its own Regional Rule.
BAB XVI
TRANSITIONAL provisions
Section 92
(1) The property belongs to the area prior to the expiring The rules of this area are mandatory for an inventory and are completed.
(2) The completion of the dokomen of ownership as referred to in paragraph (1), is exercised by the user and/or the managing authority.
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BAB XVII
provisions CLOSING
Section 93
At the expiration of this Regional Regulation, then the Regional Regulation No. 53 of 2002 on the Regional Goods Management Guidelines, revoked and being declared not applicable.
Section 94
The County Regulations are effective at the specified date
So that everyone can know it, instructable the Regulation of this Area with its placement in the sheet Banten Province Area
Specified in Serang on the date December 30, 2008
GOVERNOR BANTEN
QUEEN ATUT CHOSIYAH
UNDRASED in Serang On December 30, 2008
SECRETARY OF THE PROVINCE OF BANTEN PROVINCE,
MUHADI
THE SHEET OF THE PROVINCE OF BANTEN ' S PROVINCE OF BANTEN. 2008 NUMBER 17
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EXPLANATION
TOP
DESIGN AREA
NUMBER: 17 YEARS 2008
ABOUT
MANAGEMENT OF GOODS BELONGING TO THE AREA
UMUM
To guarantee the laceration of administrative and orderly conduct management of the area is required for an integral and fully integral, perceptual and step equation of the related elements in the management of the property of the area. The management of the goods owned by the area is governed by Government Regulation No. 6 of 2006 on the management of the area's goods as amended with the Government Regulation No. 38 of 2008 on the Change of Government Regulation. No. 6 Year 2006 on Regional Property Management and Regulation of the Interior Minister Number 17 Year 2007 on Regional Goods Management Guidelines, set about the management of the property of the area covering the requirements of the needs, Budgeters, procurement, use, utilization, security and maintenance, Assessment, deletion, transfer, enterprise, coaching, oversight and control.
The management of goods belonging to the area in this case the Governor as the property of the property belongs to the local authorities and is responsible for the coaching And the operation of the property. The management of regional goods is carried out based on a functional azaz, a certainty of transparency and openness, accountability for accountability and certainty of value.
Basically the property belongs to the area that its funding is sourced to. from the income and shopping budget of the area is an important element in the holding and construction of the area, so regional goods need to be managed in an orderly manner to be utilized optimally. in order to support the host of regional autonomy and be accounted for by the User and the disclaimer of the area's goods.
For the Local Government, the existence of assets under control or maintainer of a A unit of measure by which the Cloud Service can be used is a unit of measure by which the Cloud Service can be provided. The Regional Assets are the property of the area, which shows the wealth of the area and the potential that an area belongs to. The core of an area asset is controlling the inventory of the area's assets to juggle asset data, for that asset needs in well-managed value will juggle the solubility of regional financial operational activity and with good management. Then it will interest the invenstor to work together for the advancement of development in the area.
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II. ARTICLE BY SECTION
Article 1
Clearly Is Clear
Section 2
referred to:
a. Functional Azas, i.e. decision making and problem solving in the area of area owned goods executed by the power of the goods users, the users of the goods, the maintainer of the goods and the Head of the Regions according to the function, authority and responsibilities masing;
b. Azas of legal certainty, i.e. management of the area's goods must be exercised under the law and regulations of the invitation-invitation;
c. Azas transparency and openness, i.e. managing the management of regional goods must be transparent to the rights of the people in obtaining the right information;
d. Efficiency: efficiency and efficiency of the management of the area is directed to ensure that the property is used.
E. Azas accountability, i.e. any management activities belonging to the area must be accounted for to the people;
f. Azas value certainty, i.e. management of area-owned goods must be supported by the amount of accuracy and value of goods in order to optimize the utilization and transfer of the area's goods and balance sheet of the Local Government.
Article 3
Pretty clear
Section 4
paragraph (1)
Quite clear
paragraph (2)
Quite clear
Section 5
Pretty Clear
Section 6
Letter a
Quite clear
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The letter b
Pretty clear
The letter c
Pretty clear
The d
indicated by arranging the execution is following up the Governor's approval.
The letter e
Enough clear
Letter f
Pretty clear
Article 7
Pretty clear
Article 8
paragraph (1)
Pretty Clear
paragraph (2)
Pretty Clear
Article 9
Letter a
Quite Clearly
Letter b
Clearly
The letter c
referred to by Inventarization is Activities To perform datasets, logging and reporting results of area belonging to area.
Letter d
Quite Clearly
Letter e
Quite Clearly
Letter f
Quite Clearly
The g
Is Quite Clear
The Letter h
Clearly
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Letter i
Quite Clearly
Article 10
Pretty Clear
Article 11
Pretty Clear
Article 12
Pretty Clear
Article 13
Quite Clear
Article 14
paragraph (1)
Clearly
paragraph (2)
Pretty Clear
paragraph (3)
Clear enough
Article 15
paragraph (1)
The availability of the property belongs to the good area that is in the maintainer of the area items or users of the goods.
paragraph (2)
Pretty Clear
paragraph (3)
Planning is intended include planning the procurement needs and planning needs of regional property maintenance needs.
paragraph (4)
Pretty Clear
paragraph (5)
Pretty Clear
Section 16
Quite Clear
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Article 17
referred to with the Principles:
a. Efesien, means the procurement of goods must be ushered in by using limited funds and power to achieve the goals specified in a short time period and be accounted for;
b. Effective, means the procurement of goods must be in accordance with the specified needs and may provide benefits as large as to the specified target;
c. Transparent, means all provisions and information regarding the complaint of goods, including technical terms of procurement administration, evaluation manner, evaluation results, appointment of a provider of goods, an open nature for interested goods provider participants. as well as for large communities in general;
d. Open means the procurement of goods should be open to the goods providers who meet the requirements.
e. Competing means done through healthy competition among equivalent goods providers and complies with certain criteria based on clear and transparent provisions and procedures;
f. Fair/undiscriminatory, means giving the same treatment to all the rights providers of the goods and does not lead to benefits to a particular party, by any means and or any reason;
g. Accountable, meaning must achieve the objective of both physical, financial and benefit to the livency of the execution of the general duties of government and community service in accordance with principles and conditions applicable in the procurement of barang/services.
Article 18
Verse (1)
Quite clear
Verse (2)
Quite clear
Article 19
Quite Clearly
Section 20
Verse (1)
Clear Enough
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Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Section 21
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Section 22
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Section 23
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Section 24
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Section 25
Verse (1)
Clear Enough
Verse (2)
Pretty Clear
Verse (3)
Quite Clear
Verse (4)
Enough Clear
Verse (5)
Clear Enough
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Section 26
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
Clearly Enough
Verse (3)
Clear Enough
Section 27
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Clear Enough
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Section 28
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Section 29
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Section 30
Verse (1)
Clear Enough
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Section 31
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
Clearly
Verse (3)
Clear Enough
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Verse (4)
Quite Clearly
Verse (5)
Quite Clearly
Verse (6)
Quite Clearly
Verse (7)
Quite Clear
Section 32
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Article 33
Quite Clearly
Article 34
Quite Clearly
Section 35
Verse (1)
In question with the importance of holding the principal task and function is for the benefit of activities in an office environment, such as the cafeteria, bank, cooperative, serbagina/hall
Verse (2)
The maintenance of regional goods for the benefit of the Regional Government duties is carried out by the goods maintainer in order to increase regional acceptance as an area revenue source which is part of the implementation of the regional common treasurer function
Verse (3)
The property of the area other than the land and/or building that is the scope of this utilization is the property of the area that is not used by the user of the goods to host or to support the agency in question.
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Verse (4)
The technical considerations as referred to in this paragraph are the conditions/state of the area belonging to the area and the usage/plan.
Article 36
Quite Clearly
Section 37
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Verse (4)
Clearly Enough
Verse (5)
Quite Clear
Verse (6)
Quite Clearly
Section 38
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Verse (4)
Clearly Enough
Verse (5)
Quite Clear
Article 39
Clear Enough
Section 40
Verse (1)
Clear Enough
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Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Section 41
Verse (1)
The letter a
Quite Clearly
The letter b
Which includes items belonging to an area that is special between Other items that have specific specifications in accordance with the rules of the invitation.
Letter c
Clearly Enough
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Verse (4)
Clearly
Verse (5)
Clear Enough
Verse (6)
Clearly
Section 42
Verse (1)
Letter a
Building specifications and facilities on the execution of the wake and build up to be adjusted to the needs of the principal tasks and functions.
The letter b
Clearly
The Letter c
Is Pretty Clear
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Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Section 43
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
The letter
Is Pretty Clear
The letter b
Is Pretty Clear
The letter c
The object referred to rise to surrender and build up the handover in this provision is the land and the building and or the following facilities.
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Verse (4)
Clear Enough
Verse (5)
Clear Enough
Article 44
Verse (1)
Clear Enough
Verse (2)
Clearly
Verse (3)
Clearly
Verse (4)
Clearly Enough
Verse (5)
Quite Clearly
Article 45
Quite Clear
Section 46
Quite Clear
Section 47
Verse (1)
Clearly
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Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Article 48
Quite Clearly
Article 49
Verse (1)
Which is referred to in the name of the Regional Government is the issuer of the property of the property of the property The Local Government is directly on behalf of the Local Government. Furthermore, the Governor published a letter of assigning the status of land use to each user of the goods/user of the goods as the basis for the use of the land.
The rights to the land that can be published are the right of the right based on the policy of negotiations.
Verse (2)
Pretty Clear
Article 50
The insurance of the area belongs to the area ' s needs and financial capabilities. The property of the insured area is the property of the State Government which has a high risk of possible losses and whose guidance is expected to last long.
Article 51
Verse (1)
Quite Clear
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Article 52
Quite Clearly
Article 53
Verse (1)
The maintenance is a series of activities to maintain the conditions and correct all the items belonging to the area To be always in good shape and ready to be used defensively and successfully.
Paragraph (2)
The Maintenance Needs List is part of the Regional Proprietary Goods List.
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Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Section 54
Verse (1)
The periodically referred to is every six months/per semester.
Verse (2)
Is Clear Enough
Section 55
Verse (1)
The historic goods that have been established with the Governor ' s Decision as belonging to the area, maintained by the Local Government, whereas historical goods owned by the Central Government or the public can be maintained in whole or in part by Local Government or Local Government facilitates the participation of the public to maintain goods historical.
Verse (2)
The one referred to the other source is the help of the Central Government, compensation or other non-binding participation/assistance.
Article 56
Quite Clear
Section 57
Clearly
Section 58
Verse (1)
The independent assessor is a certified assessor in the field of asset assessment issued by authorized officials.
Verse (2)
Clear enough
Article 59
Verse (1)
The team is the committee of the price consser that The unit consists of a related instance.
The independent assessor is a certified assessor in the field of asset assessment issued by authorized officials.
Verse (2)
Clear enough
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Section 60
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Section 61
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Section 62
Verse (1)
The goods belonging to the area are already not in possession of the goods users and/or the user power of the goods is due to:
the submission of the goods manager;
the use of the usability of goods other than the ground and/or building to user of other goods;
the transfer of goods belonging to the area other than the ground and/or building to other party;
extermination-elimination;
the other causes include missing, stolen, burning, susut, yawn, melting
Verse (2)
Which is referred to by means of entitlement is due to the intended property of the area There has been a transfer of interest or in order to run a court ruling that has gained the power of the law, and there has been no other legal effort.
Which is meant for other causes among others is missing, stolen, and the law is not in the past. burning, susut, yawn, melting.
Verse (3)
Pretty Clear
Verse (4)
Clear Enough
Section 63
Verse (1)
Clear Enough
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Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Section 64
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clear
Section 65
Clearly
Section 66
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
The letter a
does not correspond to the layout of the region meaning at the location of the land and/or the building belonging to the area is a change of tail. and/or the region ' s regional functions, for example from an office region to a trading area.
The following is Not according to the city's arrangement meant that the land and/or the building of the area was intended to be made adjustments, which resulted in a broad change of land and/or building.
The letter b
which was abolished was the building that stand on the ground to be torn down which further established a new building on the same ground (reconstruction) in accordance with the budget allocations that have been provided in the budgetion document.
The letter c
referred to ground and/or building reserved for civil servants is:
The land of the land And/or building, which is the home category of the group III state.
The land of the land which is the land of the kavling, according to the initial planning of its existence for the construction of public servants housing.
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The letter d
Which is intended with common interests is an activity that concerns the interests of the nation and country, the wider public, the common people/together, and/or development interests.
The category of field-fields activities included for common interests include:
General roadways, toll roads, rail tracks, clean water/water channels and/or waterway channels;
The reservoir ' s waters, dams and other waterworks are included irrigation ducts;
public hospitals and public health centers;
the center seaport or airport or train station or terminal;
peribadatan;
education or school/school;
general market interest;
public funeral facilities;
public safety facilities such as other embankments flood hazard, lahar and others disaster;
posts and telecommunications agencies;
sports means sports;
radio broadcasting stations, television and their supporting means for public broadcasting agencies;
office space government, Local Government, foreign country representative, United Nations, agency international under United Nations (United Nations);
The facilities of the Indonesian National Army facilities and the Indonesian National Police in accordance with their principal duties and functions;
The home of the house is simple;
The disposal of the landfill junk;
the nature reserve and cultural preserve;
the park's best practices;
social care center;
Power plant, transmission, electric power distribution.
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The letter e
The property of the area designated as the implementation of legislation due to a court or seizure decision, may be transfered without requiring a DPRD approval.
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Article 67
Quite Clearly
Section 68
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Lelang is the sale of an area belonging to the auction official.
Verse (3)
Letter a
Which includes items belonging to a special area are items that are arranged specifically in accordance with the applicable rules of the invitation; for example, the home of the group III region sold to the occupant, and Individual service vehicles local officials are sold to regional officials.
The letter b
Clearly
Verse (4)
Quite Clearly
Article 69
The intended individual vehicle is the vehicle used by the Regional Officials (Governor and Deputy Governor). and the Operational Service Vehicle is the vehicle used by the Regional and Vehicle Officials to be used in support of the governance activities.
Article 70
Verse (1)
Clear enough
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Verse (2)
Quite clear
paragraph (3)
Quite Clearly
Section 71
Verse (1)
Pretty Clear
paragraph (2)
The sale of service vehicles with the following conditions as follows:
The sale of sales is done through a public auction and/or limited auction;
The general public auction was executed through the State Office of Lelang;
The limited release of the auction was held by a committee of limited auction. specified by the Governor's Decision;
The limited release of the sale of an operational service vehicle may be followed by the Official/Civil Servlet Officer (10) years with the priority of the employee/employee who will be able to participate in the Service. enter the retirement period and the officer/employee of the vehicle.
Verse (3)
Clear enough
section 72
The definition can be sold, depending on the availability of the replacement vehicle so that it does not interfere with the completeness of the task.
Section 73
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Enough Clearly
Verse (3)
Clear Enough
Section 74
Verse (1)
Clear Enough
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Verse (2)
Clearly Enough
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Verse (4)
Quite Clearly
Section 75
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Clearly Enough
Verse (3)
Clearly
Article 76
Quite clearly
Section 77
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clear
Section 78
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Pretty Clear
Article 79
Pretty Clear
Section 80
Verse (1)
Quite Clear
Verse (2)
Pretty Clear
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Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Verse (4)
Quite Clearly
Section 81
Verse (1)
The exchange rate is exchange traded if the Local Government is unable to provide the land and/or replacement building.
Verse (2)
Letter a
Quite Clearly
The letter b
Quite Clearly
The letter c
Quite Clearly
The d
The private party in question is the private side the form of a legal or individual entity.
Article 82
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
The corresponding limit of authority is as referred to in Article 46 to Section 67 of the Regulation of this section.
paragraph (3)
Quite Clearly
Verse (4)
Quite Clearly
Section 83
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
The Letter A
Clearly Is Clear
It Is Pretty Clear
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The letter c
referred to by the limit of the authority in this section is as referred to in Section 68 of the Regulation of this Region
The letter d
Quite Clearly
The letter e
Is Clear Enough
Article 84
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Article 85
Quite Clearly
Section 86
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Verse (3)
Clearly
Verse (4)
Quite Clearly
Section 87
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Clearly
Verse (3)
Pretty Clear
Section 88
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Clearly
Verse (3)
Clearly
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Verse (4)
Quite Clearly
Verse (5)
Quite Clearly
Verse (6)
Quite Clearly
Section 89
Verse (1)
The investigation referred to is the investigation by recording or recording the facts, doing a review with the aim of obtaining answers to the questions (events) related to the use, utilization, and transfer of the region's goods.
Verse (2)
Clear Enough
Verse (3)
Clear Enough
Section 90
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
Verse (2)
Clear Enough
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Article 91
Verse (1)
Quite Clearly
Verse (2)
Quite Clear
Verse (3)
Quite Clear
Section 92
Verse (1)
Clearly
Verse (2)
Clear Enough
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Article 93
Quite Clearly
Article 94
Quite Clearly
ADDITIONAL LEAF SECTION BANTEN PROVINCE NUMBER 21
