e the President's term is over.
Section 4
The vote for the implementation of the Presidential Election and the Vice President as referred to in Article 3 of the paragraph (1) is held at least 3 (three) months after the announcement of the election results for the members of the House, DPD, Provincial DPRD, and the DPRD District/City.
BAB II
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION PARTICIPANT AND VICE PRESIDENT
Section 5
.,, (1) The Presidential Election Participant and the Vice President are Candidates Candidates proposed in pairs by a political party or a combined political party.
.,, (2) The announcement of a Presidential candidate and/or a candidate for Vice President or Prospective Spouse by a political party or a joint political party may be implemented in conjunction with the delivery of a list of the prospective members of the DPR to the KPU.
.,, (3) The Registration of a Candidate Partner by a political party or a combination of political parties is exercised upon meeting the terms of the acquisition of the House seat or the acquisition of legal votes prescribed by this law to the KPU.
.,, (4) The candidate spouse as referred to in paragraph (1) can only be proposed by a political party or a joint political party that is at least 15% (fifteen percent) of the number of House seats or 20% (twenty percent) of the acquisition. The vote is nationally valid in the House of Representatives elections.
Section 6
Presidential candidates and Vice President candidates must be eligible:
a. Put your trust in the Almighty God;
., b. the citizen of Indonesia since his birth and has never received any other citizenship because of his own will;
c. never betray the country;
., d. are able to spiritually and physically be able to carry out duties and obligations as the President and Vice President;
e. reside in the territory of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia;
., f. has reported his wealth to the agency authorities examining the country 's organizer' s wealth report;
., g. not to have individual debt dependents and/or legal entities that are responsible for the financial cost of the country;
h. not being declared pailit based on the court ruling;
., i. Not being deprived of his election rights under a court ruling that has a fixed legal force;
J. never do despicable deeds;
No, registered as a voter;
., l. have a tax (NPWP) principal number and has been performing a tax liability for the last 5 (five) years as evidenced by the Personal Person Tax Taxpayer (s) Taxpayer Taxpayer (s).
M. have a live history list;
., n. not to have served as President or Vice President for two terms in the same office;
., o. loyal to Pancasila as the basis of the state, the Basic Law of the State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, and the ideals of the Proclamation 17 August 1945;
., p. never sentenced to prison for committing a criminal offence based on a court ruling that has had a fixed legal force;
Q. aged at least 35 (thirty-five) years;
R. Educated as low as SLTA or as equals;
., s. is not a former member of the outlawed organization of the Communist Party of Indonesia, including its mass organization, or not the person directly involved in G. 30.S/PKI;
., t. Never been sentenced to a prison sentence based on a court ruling that has had the power of the law to remain because of a criminal act that is threatened with a prison criminal 5 (five) years or more.
BAB III
THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE
Section 7
Citizens of the Republic of Indonesia who on the day of voting are already 17 (seventeen) years or already/have ever married have the right to vote.
Section 8
.,, (1) To be able to use the right of voting, the citizens of the Republic of Indonesia must be registered as electors.
.,, (2) To be able to list as voters, the citizens of the Republic of Indonesia as referred to in paragraph (1) must be eligible:
., a., a. The real-real is not being disturbed by its ruse;
., b. Not being deprived of his vote on the basis of a court ruling that has a fixed legal force.
.,, (3) A citizen of the Republic of Indonesia who has been listed on the voter list turns out to be no longer eligible as referred to in verse (2) cannot use the right to vote for him.
BAB IV
THE ORGANIZERS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION AND THE VICE PRESIDENT
Section 9
(1) The election of the President and the Vice President is organized by the KPU.
.,, (2) the KPU as referred to in paragraph (1) is the KPU as set forth in the Law Number 12 of the Year 2003 concerning the General Election of the Member of the People's Representative Council, the Regional Representative Council, and the Regional People's Representative Council, unless specified Otherwise, in this law.
Section 10
The duties and authority of the KPU in the Presidential Election and the Vice President are:
a. plan to host the Presidential Election and Vice President;
., b. establish a method of execution of the President and Vice President in accordance with the steps set forth in the promulctable;
., c. coordinate, organize, and control all stages of implementation of the Presidential Election and vice president;
., d. set the time, date, layout of the campaign implementation, and the presidential election vote and the Vice President;
., e. Examining the requirements of political parties or the combined political parties that propose candidates;
., f. Examining the requirements of the candidate for President and the proposed Vice President;
G. set the Candidate Partner who has met the requirements;
h. receive registration and announce the Campaign Team;
i. announced a campaign fund donation report;
., j. establish the office of public accountants to audit campaign funds and announce the intended results of the audit;
., k. establish the recapitulation results of the vote count and announce the results of the Presidential Election and Vice President;
., l. conduct an evaluation and reporting execution of the Presidential Election and Vice President;
M. exercised the duties and other authority governed by the legislation.
Section 11
KPU is obligated:
., a on the voting day.
Section 2
The election of the President and Vice President is exercised based on direct, public, free, secret, honest, and fair asas.
Section 3
.,, (1) The election of the President and Vice President is exercised throughout the State of the Union of the Republic of Indonesia as a single constituency.
.,, (2) The presidential elections and the Vice President are exercised every 5 (five) years on holiday or day of being cast.
.,, (3) The presidential elections and the Vice President are one series with the General Election of the House of Representatives, the DPD, and the DPRD.
.,, (4) The presidential elections and the Vice President must already produce the President and the Vice President elect no later than 14 (fourteen) days befor n 21
Voters who have registered as voters as referred to in Article 20 are given sign of registration evidence to be exchanged with voter cards for each vote.
Section 22
(1) A voter is only listed 1 (one) times in the voter list.
.,, (2) If a voter has more than 1 (one) residence, the voter must specify one of them to be designated as the residence listed in the voter list.
Section 23
.,, (1) Voters who have registered in the list of voters as referred to in Article 20 then move to residence or for wanting to use the right to vote elsewhere, concerned voters must report to the local PPS.
.,, (2) PPS as referred to in paragraph (1) records the voter's name from the selector list and gives the letter the move of the select place.
(3) Voters report his move to the PPS at the new electoral venue.
.,, (4) The registered voters who are due to something are forced to not be able to use his election rights at the already established polling station, concerned can use his voting rights elsewhere by showing voter cards.
Section 24
.,, (1) Based on the list of voters as referred to in Article 20 of the PPS drafting and setting a provisional voter list.
., (2) The provisional selector list as referred to in paragraph (1) was announced by the PPS to receive a public response.
., (3) Voters who have not been enrolled in the voter list while able to register themselves to PPS and are noted in the supplementary voter list.
.,, (4) The provisional voter list and an additional voter list are set to be a permanent list of voters.
(5) The voter list remains authorized and announced by PPS.
(6) Tata the way the implementation of voter registration is set by the KPU.
BAB VI
THE NOMINATION
Section 25
Presidential candidates and candidates for Vice President are proposed by the political party or the combined political party of the Election participants.
Section 26
.,, (1) The determination of the Presidential candidate and/or the candidate of the Vice President is done democratically and publicly in accordance with the internal mechanism of the political party concerned.
.,, (2) The political party can do a deal with other political parties to conduct a merger in proposing a prospective partner.
.,, (3) The political party or the joint political party as referred to in verse (2) can only nominate 1 (one) Candidates of the Candidates in accordance with the internal mechanism of the political party and/or the joint deliberations of the political party conducted in a Democratic and open.
.,, (4) The candidate of the President and/or prospective Vice President who has been proposed in one spouse by a political party or a joint political party as referred to in paragraph (3) should not be nominated again by a political party or a joint party Other politics.
.,, (5) The political party or the combined political party enlist the Candidate Partner meeting the provisions as referred to in Article 5 of the paragraph (3).
Section 27
Political parties or a joint political party in registering a Candidate Partner to the KPU are obliged to submit:
., a., a. nomination letter signed by the leadership of a political party or the leadership of a political party that joins;
., b. a written agreement between the political parties that join to nominate a prospective partner;
.,, the c. letter of the statement will not interest the nomination of a nominated pair signed by the leadership of a political party or the leadership of a political party that joins;
., d. a letter of statement of willingness in question as a candidate for President and a candidate for Vice President in pairs;
e. a statement letter will not resign as a Candidate Partner;
., f. a letter of resignation statement for candidates coming from civil servants, members of the Indonesian National Army or members of the Indonesian National Police;
., g. Completion of the terms of the President and the Vice President as referred to in Article 6; and
h. The text of the vision, the mission, and the program of the Candidate Partner in writing.
Section 28
.,, (1) The obligation of political parties or the combined political parties as referred to in Article 27 is delivered to the KPU during the registration period.
(2), (2) the terms of the term (1) of the term (1) of the term (1) of the term (1) of the following:
.,, (3) the KPU examines the nomination papers along with the requirements of the Candidate Partner requirements.
., (4) The KPU informs in writing the results of the research as referred to in verse (3) to the leadership of a political party or the joint leadership of a political party and a prospective spouse at least 7 (seven) days since the receipt of the nomination letter.
.,, (5) If the Prospective Spouse is not eligible or rejected for not eligible as referred to in Article 6 and Article 27, the political party or the combined political party that candidates are given the opportunity to be given the opportunity to supplement and/or Fix the nomination letter and prospective partner requirements or submit a new candidate the slowest 7 (seven) days from the time of notification of the requirements of the requirement by the KPU.
.,, (6) the KPU conducts the research of the completeness and/or improvement of the Candidate Partner requirements as referred to in paragraph (5) and at the same time notice the slowest file research results 7 (seven) days.
.,, (7) If the results of the candidate ' s file research as referred to the verse (6) are not eligible and rejected by the KPU, the political party or the combined political party can no longer submit candidates.
Section 29
If one candidate or spouse of the candidate remains up to 7 (seven) days prior to the establishment of a candidate, a political party or a combination of political parties, or a candidate whose candidate or spouse is impeded, is given the opportunity to propose. candidate or spouse of a replacement candidate.
Section 30
.,, (1) the KPU announces the full name of the Candidate Partner who has qualified as a Presidential Election participant and the Vice President as referred to in Article 5 of the paragraph (3), Section 6, and Article 27, 1 (one) days after the research as referred to in Article 28 of the paragraph (3) ends.
(2) The announcement as referred to in paragraph (1) is final and binding.
.,, (3) Eligible Candidate Pairs and have been announced by the KPU as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are entitled to the security and security services of the country until the designation of the Presidential Election resul style="text-align: center;">
BAB V
VOTER REGISTRATION
Section 20
.,, (1) The list of the electors who have been set at the time of the implementation of the Election of Representatives, DPD, DPRD Province, and DPRD County/City are used as a list of voters for the Presidential Election and Vice President.
.,, (2) The List of Voters as referred to in paragraph (1) is augmented by an additional List of Voters who have met the requirements as electors.
Sectio ed meeting or general meeting held by the Prospective Spouse is only justified carrying or using the image mark and/or Partner attributes of the Candidates concerned.
.,, (5) the KPU is coordinating with the government to establish the location of the installation of props for campaign purposes.
.,, (6) Installation of the campaign props as referred to in paragraph (5) by the Candidate Partner is exercised by considering ethics, aesthetics, hygiene, and the beauty of the city or local area in accordance with the laws.
.,, (7) Installation of campaign props on places that belong to individuals or private entities must be authorized by the owner of that place.
.,, (8) The campaign props must already be cleared by the slowest 3 (three) days before the polling day.
.,, (9) Further provisions on the implementation of the provisions of this section are set forth by the KPU.
Section 38
In the forbidden campaign:
., a., a. degrade the basic state of Pancasila and the Opening of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
., b. insult a person, religion, ethnicity, race, group, candidate and/or other Candidate Partner;
.,, c. inciting or pitting between individuals and between groups of people;
D. interfering with the public order;
., e. threaten to commit violence or advocate the use of violence to a person, a group of members of the public, and/or a Partner of another Candidate;
f. destructive and/or dismissing the Candidate Couple ' s campaign props; and
G. using government facilities, places of worship, and educational premises.
Section 39
(1) In the campaign, it is forbidden to involve:
.,
., a., a. Chairman/Vice Chairman/Young Speaker/Supreme Court Justice/Justice of the Constitutional Court and judges on all trials;
B. Chairman/Vice Chairman and member of the Financial Examiner Board;
C. Governor, Senior Deputy Governor, and Deputy Governor of the Bank of Indonesia;
D. Official BUMN/BUMD;
e. Structural and functional officials in the office of the country;
f. Village head or another designation.
.,, (2) Prohibition as referred to in paragraph (1) does not apply if the official becomes a candidate for President or a candidate for Vice President.
.,, (3) State officials who are candidates for President or prospective Vice President in carrying out the campaign must meet the provisions:
., a., a. not use the facilities associated with his post;
B. underwent time off outside the country ' s dependents; and
.,, c. long-time arrangement of leave and leave schedule with regard to the continuity of the state hosting duties.
.,, (4) Candidate couples are prohibited from involving civil servants, members of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, and members of the Indonesian National Police as a campaign participant and campaign spokesman in the Presidential Election and Vice President.
Section 40
State officials, structural and functional officials in the post of state, and village head or other designations are prohibited from making decisions and/or actions that benefit or harm one of the Candidate Partners during the campaign time period.
Section 41
(1) The violation of the provisions of the prohibition on the conduct of the campaign as referred to in Article 38 of the letter a, the letter b, the letter c, the letter d, the letter e, and the letter f, is a criminal and sanction according to the rules of the law. It's
., (2) The violation of the provisions of the prohibition on the conduct of the campaign as referred to in Article 38 of the letter d, the letter f, and the letter g, which is a violation of the system of conduct of the campaign are subject to sanctions:
.,
., a., a. a written warning if a campaign organizer violates the prohibition even if it has not been a nuisance;
., b. a cessation of campaign activities at the site of a breach or in all areas of the election in question in the event of a security disruption that could potentially spread to other constitutions.
.,, (3) The manner of the sanction of the sanction against a campaign provision violation as referred to in paragraph (2) is set by the KPU.
., (4) The violation of the provisions of the prohibition on the conduct of the campaign as referred to in Article 39 is subject to the termination of the campaign during the campaign period by KPU/KPU Provinsi/KPU City/City.
Section 42
.,, (1) The Candidate and/or Campaign Team is prohibited from promising and/or giving money or other materials to influence the electorate.
.,, (2) the Candidate and/or Campaign Team who are shown to commit an offence as referred to in paragraph (1) under a court ruling that has a legal force remains subject to cancellation as a Candidate Partner by the KPU.
.,, (3) The order of cancellation of the candidate as referred to in paragraph (2) is set by the KPU.
The Second Part
Campaign Fund
Section 43
(1) The campaign funds can be obtained from:
., a., a. Candidate Couples;
B. political parties and/or the combined political parties nominating;
., c. donations of other non-binding parties that include individual donations and/or private legal entities.
.,, (2) The prospective spouse has a special account of the campaign funds and the accounts referred to are registered to the KPU.
.,, (3) The campaign funds rate as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c of the individual should not exceed Rp100.000.00 (one hundred million rupiah) and from the private legal entity must not exceed Rp750,000.000.00 (seven hundred and fifty million) rupiah).
.,, (4) The prospective spouse may accept and/or approve the financing not in the form of money directly for campaign activities.
.,, (5) Inform to a prospective partner of more than Rp5,000.000.00 (five million rupiah) both in the form of money or not in the form of money that can be converted into a mandatory money value reported to the KPU of the number and identity of the A charity.
.,, (6) Report of campaign funds donations as referred to in paragraph (3), and paragraph (5) is delivered by the Candidate Partner to the KPU one day before the campaign period begins and one day after the campaign period ends.
.,, (7) KPU announced through the mass media the report of a campaign fund donation each Couple Candidate as referred to in verse (6) to the public one day after receiving a report from the Candidate Couple.
Section 44
.,, (1) The campaign fund is used by the Candidate Partner, which is technically the implementation performed by the Campaign Team.
.,, (2) The cam
.,, (1) The print and electronic media provide the same opportunity to the Candidate Partner to deliver the campaign theme and material.
.,, (2) Electronic media and print media are required to provide the same opportunity to the Candidate Partner to install the Presidential Election advertisement and the Vice President in the course of the campaign.
.,, (3) The Government on each tier provides the same opportunity to the Candidate Partner to use the public facilities.
.,, (4) All present in a limit idential elections. President in Indonesia.
.,, (2) In terms of voters unable to give a voice in the predetermined TPSLN, concerned voters may cast a vote through the post delivered to the local Representative Office of the Republic of Indonesia.
The Second Part
The Voice tally
Section 58.
.,, (1) The sound count on TPS/TPSLN was performed by KPPS/KPPSLN after the vote was over.
(2) Before the counting vote begins, KPPS/KPPSLN counts:
.,
., a., a. the number of voters who voted on the basis of a copy of the permanent voter list for TPS/TPSLN;
B. the number of voters from other TPS/TPSLN;
c. the number of unused ballots; and
., d. the number of ballots returned by voters for being damaged or mistaken for dicoblos.
.,, (3) The use of additional ballots is made up of the event news signed by the KPPS/KPPSLN Chairman and at least 2 (two) members of the KPPS/KPPSLN.
.,, (4) The sound count is performed and finished on TPS/TPSLN by KPPSLN and can be attended by witnesses of the Candidates for Candidates, Election Supervisors, Election observers, and citizens.
.,, (5) Witnesses the Candidates of Candidates should carry the credentials of the Campaign Team in question and hand it over to the KPPS/KPPSLN Chairman.
.,, (6) The count of votes is carried out in a way that allows the witness of a candidate of the candidate, the supervising of the election, the monitoring of the elections, and the citizens who are present can clearly witness the process of counting votes.
.,, (7) The candidate of the candidate and citizen through witness a prospective spouse who is present can object to the course of the counting of votes by KPPS/KPPSLN if it turns out that there are things that do not comply with the laws.
.,, (8) In terms of the objections posed by the witness of the prospective spouse or citizens of the public as referred to in verse (7) can be accepted, KPPS/KPPSLN immediately it also holds a rectification.
.,, (9) Immediately after the completion of the vote count in TPS/TPSLN, KPPS/KPPSLN makes event news and certificates of sound counting the votes signed by the chairman and at least 2 (two) members of the KPPS/KPPSLN as well as be signed By witnesses to the candidates.
.,, (10) KPPS/KPPSLN gives 1 (one) copies of the event news copy and certificate of sound counting to the witness the Candidate Partner is present.
.,, (11) KPPS/KPPSLN submitted the news of the event, the certificate of results counting votes, ballots, and the applicency of the voting administration and the counting of votes to PPS/PPLN immediately upon completion of the vote count.
.,, (12) The results of overseas voting were put into the counting of the vote of the Provincial Special Region of Jakarta Capital.
Section 59
.,, (1) After receiving event news and certificate of sound counting results, the PPS makes news of the reception event and performs a recapitulation of the number of votes for the village level/agility and can be attended by witnesses of the Candidate Couple, the Election watchdog, Election monitors, and citizens.
.,, (2) The Candidate Partner of the Candidate must carry the credentials of the Campaign Team in question and hand it over to PPS.
.,, (3) The candidate of the candidate and citizen through a witness spouse who is present can object to the course of the counting of votes by the PPS if it turns out that there are things that do not comply with the laws.
(4) In the case of the objection posed by the witness of a prospective spouse or citizen as referred to in verse (3) may be accepted, the PPS instantly it also holds a rectification.
.,, (5) After the completion of the recapitulation of the vote counting at all polling stations in the village/kelurahan work area concerned, PPS makes news of the event and the certificate of recapitulation results of the votes of votes signed by the chairman and At least two (two) members of the PPS are signed by the witness of the Lead Couple.
.,, (6) PPS must provide 1 (one) copies of the event news copy and certificate of recapitulation of the results of the counting votes in PPS to the witness of the Candidate Couple present.
.,, (7) PPS obliged 1 (one) copies of the event news file and the certificate of recapitulation of the results of the counting votes in PPS to the local PPK.
.,, (8) PPLN recapitulated over the acquisition of sound results based on the certificate of sound counting results from across KPPSLN in its work area.
.,, (9) PPLN handed the news of the event, the certificate of sound counting results, and the recapitulation of the counting votes of the entire KPPSLN in its work area to the KPU.
Section 60
.,, (1) After receiving news of the event, the certificate of sound counting results, the PPK makes news of the admissions event and recapitulates the number of votes for the level of subdistrict and can be attended by witnesses of the Candidate Couple, the supervising committee, the monitor Elections, and citizens.
.,, (2) The Candidate Partner of the Candidate must carry the credentials of the Campaign Team in question and hand it over to the PPK.
.,, (3) The candidate of the candidate and citizen through witness a prospective spouse who is present can object to the course of the counting of the vote by the PPK if it turns out that there are things that do not comply with the laws.
(4) In the matter of objections raised by or through the witness of the Prospective Spouse, as referred to in verse (3) is acceptable, the instant PPK also holds a rectification.
.,, (5) After the completion of the recapitulation of the counting votes in all PPS in the corresponding district work area, the PPK makes the news of the event and the certificate of recapitulation the results of the counting votes signed by the chairman and At least two members of the PPK are signed by the witness of a prospective partner.
.,, (6) PPK is required to provide 1 (one) copies of the event news copy and certificate of recapitulation of the results of the counting votes in PPK to the witness of the Candidate Couple present.
.,, (7) PPK is obliged to submit 1 (one) copy of the event news file and certificate of recapitulation of the results of the vote counting on PPK to the KPU District/local City.
Section 61
.,, (1) The execution of the recapitulation and determination of the results of the Presidential Election calculation of the President and the Vice President in the district/city are conducted in a plenary meeting of the Regency/City on the basis of the certificate of recapitulation results of the vote counting performed by PPK.
.,, (2) The implementation of the recapitulation and the designation of the counting of votes performed by KPU Regency/City can be attended by witnesses of the Candidate Couple, Election Supervising, Election Monitoring, and puThe coblos are listed on one of the rectangular box lines containing the number, the photo and the name of the Candidate Couple.
.,, (2) the technical execution of the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) is set further by the KPU.
.,, (1) The vote for the citizen of the Republic of Indonesia who is outside the country is exercised in every representative office of the Republic of Indonesia and is conducted at a time adjusted to the Presidential and Vice Pres : center;">
Section 67
.,, (1) In the case of no Prospective Spouse as referred to in Article 66 of the paragraph (2), the two prospective couples who obtain the most first and second most votes are re-elected by the people directly in the Presidential Election and the Vice President.
.,, (2) In terms of the most votes earned by two prospective couples, both candidates are reelected by the people directly in the Presidential Election and Vice President.
.,, (3) In terms of the most votes earned by three prospective or more prospective couples, the first and second ranking is conducted on the basis of the wider number of votes.
.,, (4) In terms of the second most sound acquisition gained by more than one Candidate Partner, its fulfillment is carried out on the basis of the wider number of votes in a single-level vote.
., (1) Against the designation of the Presidential Election results and the Vice President may be appealed only by the Candidate Partner to the Constitutional Court in the slowest time of 3 (three) days after the establishment of the Presidential Election results and the Vice President by the KPU.
.,, (2) Objection as referred to in paragraph (1) only to the results of the vote counting which affects the election of the Candidate Partner.
(3) The Constitutional Court breaks down disputes arising out of objections as to the paragraph (1) and the verse (2) the slowest 14 (fourteen) days since the acceptance of the objection by the Constitutional Court.
.,, (4) the Constitutional Court convees the Ruling Outcome of the Vote as referred to in paragraph (3) to:
., a., a. The People's Consultative Assembly;
B. President/Government;
C. KPU;
D. Political parties or the combined political parties that submit candidates; and
e. Candidate Couple.
.,, (1) The President and Vice President elect swear according to religion, or pledge solemnly and be sworn in by MPR in the MPR hearings before ending the term of the President and Vice President.
.,, (2) If the People ' s Consultative Assembly cannot convene, the President and the Vice President are elected swearing according to religion, or pledge solemnly in the presence of the House of Representatives hearings.
.,, (3) If the House of Representatives cannot convene, the President and Vice President elect solemnly swear by religion, or pledge solemnly in the presence of the People ' s Consultative Assembly by witness by the Chief Justice of the Assembly. Great.
(4) The oath of oath or appointment as referred to in verse (2) and verse (3) is the inauguration of the President and the Vice President elect.
.,, (5) the Oath or promises as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) as follows:
.,, (1) The recount of ballots at polling stations is done if from the results of the research and examination proved to be one or more deviations as follows:
.,, (2) The replay of the ballot is conducted at the PPS level if there is a data difference in the number of votes from the polling stations.
.,, (3) The replay of the ballot is conducted at the PPK level in the event of a data difference in the number of votes from the PPS.
.,, (4) In the event of a data difference in the number of votes at the KPU Regency/City level, Provincial KPU, and KPU, performed re-checking the certificate of recapitulation results of a vote counting on 1 (one) level below.
.,, (1) The polling at polling stations can be repeated in the event of a riot that results in the outcome of the vote unusable or the counting of the vote cannot be done.
.,, (2) The polling at the polling station can be repeated if from the results of the research and the inspection of the District Election Supervising is shown to be one or more of the following circumstances:
The vote-counting and re-voting as referred to in Article 70 and Article 71 are decided by the PPK and are carried out at least 20 (twenty) days after the voting day.
.,, (1) The election of the President and the Vice President of the Advanced on a territory is done if the partial stages of the Presidential Elections and the Vice President in the region are not to be implemented.
.,, (2) The implementation of the President ' s Election and Advanced Vice President as referred to in paragraph (1) begins at the stage of the holding of the Presidentialand Vice President-elect and co-made News of the Presidential Election Results and the Vice President.
.,, (3) Event news as referred to in paragraph (2) on the same day delivered by KPU to:
.,, (2) The completion of the dispute as referred to in paragraph (1) the longest 14 (fourteen) days since the disputing parties were found.
The Electoral Supervisors forwarded the findings which are an administrative violation to the KPU and offences containing criminal elements to investigators.
.,, (1) Any provision regarding the investigation and prosecution of the criminal acts set up in this Act applies Law No. 8 of 1981 on the Law of Criminal Events, unless otherwise specified in this Act.
.,, (2) The investigation of the criminal conduct set up in this Act is completed within 30 (thirty) days of the receipt of the report.
., (3) In no time at least 7 (seven) days after the completion of the investigation, investigators submit the case files to the public prosecutor.
., (4) The general prosecution bestowing the case file to a court no later than 14 (fourteen) days since the receipt of the case file from the investigator.
.,, (1) The examination of the criminal acts in this Act is carried out by the courts in the general judicial environment.
., (2) The trial as referred to in paragraph (1) is the state court for violation with a criminal threat of less than 18 (eighteen) months that is the first and last level.
., (3) The Court as referred to in verse (1) is the court of state at first level and high court as a court of appeal and last, for violation with criminal threats 18 (eighteen) months or more.
(4) The completion of the affair as referred to in verse (2) and verse (3) by a court of the longest 21 (twenty-one) days and by the highest court of 14 (fourteen) days since the receipt of the case file.
In the event of a dispute about the outcome of the Presidential Election and the Vice President as referred to in Article 68 is examined and decided for the first and final level by the Constitutional Court.
.,, (1) Monitoring the implementation of the Presidential Election and the Vice President can be carried out by the Election Monitor.
.,, (2) Election monitoring as referred to in paragraph (1) includes the public institutions, legal entities, and representatives of the foreign governments.
.,, (3) Election monitoring as referred to in paragraph (2) from within and abroad must register itself and obtain accreditation from the KPU after meeting the requirements.
., a., a. be independent; and
B. have a clear source of funding.
.,, (5) In addition to meeting the requirements as referred to in paragraph (4) special for the monitoring of the non-public institutions and the foreign legal entities must be eligible:
.,, (1) Election monitors are required to submit a report of the results of its findings to the KPU the slowest 7 (seven) days after the inauguration of the President and the Vice President elected.
.,, (2) Election monitors are obliged to comply with all regulations defined by the KPU and the laws.
.,, (3) Election Monitor that does not meet the obligations as referred to in paragraph (2) and/or no longer meets the requirements as referred to in Article 86 of its rights as the Election Monitor and/or sanction under the rules It's
.,, (4) Tata the way to be the Election Monitoring and the governance of the Election monitoring as well as the revocation of the rights as Election Monitoring is set by the KPU.
.,, (1) Any person who intentionally gives an untrue description of oneself or else others about a matter required for the charging of a voter list, threatened with the shortest prison criminal 15 (fifteen) day or at most 3 (three) months and/or a fine of at least Rp100.000.00 (a hundred thousand rupiah) or at most Rp1,000.000.00 (one million rupiah).
.,, (2) Any person who intentionally causes another person to lose its own right and the person who loses his or her voting rights objecting, being threatened with a prison criminal at least 1 (one) month or at least 6 (six) months and/or a fine of at least Rp200.000.00 (two hundred thousand rupiah) or at most Rp2,000.000.00 (two million rupiah).
.,, (3) Any person who intentionally falsified a letter that according to a rule in this law is required to exercise an act in the Presidential Election and Vice President, with the intent to be used alone or others as if a letter is valid or unfalsified, threatened with a prison criminal at least 3 (three) months or at least 18 (eighteen) months and/or a fine of at least Rp600.000.00 (six hundred thousand rupiah) or at most Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah).
.,, (4) Any person who intentionally and learns that a letter as referred to in verse (3) is invalid or falsified, using it, or telling others to use it as a valid letter, threatened with prison criminal At least 3 (3) months or at least 18 months and/or a fine of at least Rp600.000.00 (six hundred thousand rupiah) or at most Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah).
.,, (5) Any person who is with violence or with a threat of violence or by using the power that is on him at a time when voter registration prevents someone from being registered as a voter in the Presidential Election and Vice President The president, according to this law, is threatened with a prison criminal at least 3 (three) months or at least 18 (eighteen) months and/or a fine of at least Rp600.000.00 (six hundred thousand rupiah) or at most Rp6,000.00 (six million). rupiah).
.,, (7) Any person on purpose at the time of voting accompanying a voter in addition to the set up as referred to in Article 50 of the paragraph (1), threatened with prison criminal the shortest of 2 (two) months or at most 12 (twelve) months and/or fines at least Rp1,000.000.00 (one million rupiah) or at most Rp10,000.000.00 (ten million rupiah).
.,, (8) Any person in charge of assisting voters as referred to in Article 50 paragraph (2) by intentionally notifying the voter's choice to another person, threatened with a prison criminal of the shortest 2 (two) months or at the longest of 12 (two) The month and/or the least fine Rp1,000.000.00 (one million rupiah) or at most Rp10,000.000.00 (ten million rupiah).
.,, (1) Any person who knowingly commits an act that causes the voice of a voter to be worthless or cause a certain prospective spouse to receive additional votes or a reduced vote, threatened with a prison criminal At least 2 (2) months or at most (one) years and/or any fine of Rp1,000.00 (one million) or at least Rp10,000.00 (ten million rupiah).
.,, (2) Any person who intentionally damages or eliminates the already sealed ballot, is threatened with a prison criminal of at least 4 (four) months or at most 2 (two) years and/or a fine of at least Rp2,000.000.00 (two) million rupiah) or at most Rp20,000,000.00 (twenty million rupiah).
.,, (3) Any person who is due to his or her negligence is causing damage or loss of a sealed voting result, threatened with a prison criminal of at least 15 (fifteen) days or at most 2 (two) months and/or the least fine Rp100.000.00 (hundred thousand rupiah) or at most Rp1,000.000.00 (one million rupiah).
.,, (4) Any person who intentionally changes the results of the counting of votes and/or the news of the event and the certificate of results counting votes, threatened with a prison criminal of at least 6 (six) months or at least 3 (three) years and/or fine the most little Rp100.000.00 (one hundred million rupiah) or at most Rp1,000.000.00 (one billion rupiah).
Section 92.
If a felon is performed intentionally by the organizer or Partner of the Candidates, the threat of the criminal plus 1/3 (one-third) of the cri
