abean Region based on sufficient instructions not to meet the rest or all of its pausing obligations;
., 3. Export Items that are based on sufficient instructions not to fulfill any or all of its pausing obligations;
., 4. A carrier that contains items that have not been met by their pausing obligations; or
5. Sarana transports that have not been finalised by their paeity obligations.
Section 9
An affirmation cannot be performed against:
1. Package or goods sealed by other Law Enforcement or Postal Service;
., 2. Items based on the results of a repeat review of the Customs Supplements Document indicate there is a lack of a Bea Login payment;
3. Sarana transports that are sealed by other Law Enforcement or Postal Service; or
4. Sarana Carrier State or Foreign Country.
Section 10
The goods and/or means of the carrier confirmed by the state-controlled Customs and Excise Officials are stored at the Pabean Stockpile.
Section 11
The owner of the goods and/or means of the carrier which is confirmed by the Customs and Excise Officer as referred to in Article 8, may submit an objection in writing to the Minister within 30 days of the receipt of the letter. proof of affirmation, provided:
1. Recall the reasons objecting; and
2. Attach the evidence that corroborate the objection.
Section 12
(1) The goods and/or transport means of the specified carrier is completed in the manner:
., a., a. submitted back to its owner, in terms of:
., 1. have fulfilled the customs obligation;
.,, 2. the affirmation of the goods and/or means of the carrier performed without an affirmation warrant for urgent and necessary reasons, not getting the approval of the Director General;
.,, 3. objections raised by the owner of the goods and/or the means of the transport received by the Minister;
.,, 4. objection as referred to in Article 11 of not getting the Minister ' s ruling after passing 90 (ninety) days since his acceptance of the objection; or
., .5. is not required for evidence in court, after being handed a replacement money whose magnitude does not exceed the price of the goods and/or the means of the porters being affirmed.
B. destroyed because the item is rotten;
., c. Auctioned, due to its non-durable, destructive, dangerous, or business-requiring business, as long as it is not a prohibited or restricted item;
D. submitted to investigators as evidence in the investigation process;
., e. in terms of the goods that are prohibited or restricted, belong to the state.
.,, (2) The order of the completion of the goods and/or the means of the transport which is affirmed as referred to in paragraph (1), is further regulated by the Minister.
Section 13
.,, (1) In terms of the objection as referred to in Article 11 be accepted because there is no breach of the breach, the Minister ordered:
., a., a. the goods and/or the means of the carrier is affirmed;
B. the money for the auctioneer and/or the means of the carrier that is affirmed; or
.,, c. the replacement money of the goods and/or the means of the confirmed carrier, was handed over to its owner.
.,, (2) In terms of the objection as referred to in Article 11 is rejected as it is proven to be a violation of the provisions of the Act relating to imports threatened with administrative sanctions, the Minister ordered:
., a., a. the goods and/or the means of the carrier is affirmed;
B. the money for the auctioneer and/or the means of the carrier that is affirmed; or
.,, c. the replacement money of the goods and/or the means of the carrier which is confirmed, submitted to its owner after the Customs and administrative sanction of the fine has been paid and all necessary requirements in the import frame have been met.
.,, (3) In regard to the objection as referred to in Article 11 is rejected as it is proven that there is a breach of the provisions of the Act relating to the export threatened with administrative sanctions, the Minister ordered:
., a., a. the goods and/or the means of the carrier is affirmed;
B. the money for the auctioneer and/or the means of the carrier that is affirmed; or
.,, c. cash proceeds of the auction of goods and/or means of the confirmed carrier, submitted to its owner after the administration sanction is a fine and levies of the state in order the export has been paid and all necessary requirements are in order Exports have been met.
.,, (4) In regard to the objection as referred to in section 11 is rejected as it is proven that there is a breach of the provisions of the Act threatened with criminal sanctions, the Minister ordered:
., a., a. the goods and/or the means of the carrier is affirmed;
B. the money for the auctioneer and/or the means of the carrier that is affirmed; or
.,, C. the replacement money of the goods and/or the means of the carrier which was confirmed, submitted to investigators as evidence.
(5) When after passing 90 (ninety) days since the acceptance of the Minister's objection, the Minister does not give the verdict, objection is considered acceptable as well as the goods and/or the means of the transport to be completed according to the terms of the paragraph (1).
.,, (6) The severing of Ministers as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and verse (4) shall soon be notified to the owner of the goods and/or the means of the confirmed carrier.
BAB IV
THE SEALING
Section 14
Customs officials and the Customs Enforcement did a sealing against:
1. The import goods that have not been completed by their pausing obligations;
., 2. Export goods that must be supervised that are on the means of the carrier or in place of hoarding or any other place; or
3. Goods and/or transport means of the confirmed carrier.
Section 15
.,, (1) The seal and/or safety marks used by customs agencies in other countries or any other party may be accepted as a substitute for the seal.
.,, (2) the Owner and/or who controls the means of the carrier or the places sealed by the Customs Officer and the Customs Service is required to keep all keys, seals, or security marks undamaged or lost.
., (3) The key, seal, or safety mark that has been installed should not be opened, removed or d.
Section 7
Customs officials are authorized to examine each person ' s body:
., 1. Which is either above or just down from the means of the incoming carrier into the Pabean Region;
., 2. Which is above or ready to go up to the transport means that the destination is outside the Pabean Region;
., 3. Which is in or just left the Temporary Hoarding Site or the Binary Place; or
4. Which is in or just left the Pabean Region.
BAB III
AFFIRMATION
Section 8
Customs officials and the Customs Enforcement did an affirmation of:
., 1. Import items that are in the Pabean Region which the owners will be issued to the free circulation without meeting the customs obligations;
., 2. Import items from the P Verse (2)
., referred to as "buildings and other places that are not houses" in this verse is a building that is not a place to stockpile goods that are under the supervision of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise as contemplated in The law. In the event of a hint that there is a property that is caught in violation of the breach or regulation of the ban/restrictions. The Director General of Customs and Excise or Acting Officer may order Customs and Excise Officials to conduct a check on the premises.
Article 7
.,, the examination of the body must be carried out in such a way as the norm of decency and decency. Therefore, the examination must be carried out in a sealed place by the same person as the sex, and the news of the event signed by both parties.
Article 8
.,, Figure 1
.,, pretty clear
Number 2
., "Out of the Pabean Region" contains notions along such imported goods, still known to be from the Customs Area and in continued surveillance, whereas the "sufficient clues" are the earliest evidence. coupled with the caption and the data obtained among others:
1. Employee report;
2. Reports of regular check results;
3. Witness control and/or informer;
4. Results of intelligence activities; or
5. Results of the investigation development.
Example:
There is a conflict between the cargo manifest with the bay plan aboard a party of imported goods that were dismantled in the harbor.
While there is already evidence of a preliminary disagreement between cargo manifest manifest and the bay plan, this is not enough to confirm.
In order for such initial evidence to be sufficient to perform an affirmation of the goods then there must be a supporting element for example the report or the information of the employee or other information obtained about the party's untrue nature of the party. So there's enough reason to make an affirmation of the stuff.
Figure 3
.,, pretty clear
Figure 4
.,, pretty clear
Number 5
., as an example of a means of transport that has not been completed by its bankruptcy obligations, for example the ship originally entered into a temporary import facility and then transferred to Indonesian citizens or residents of Indonesia and replaced. Indonesian flag. At the time of the transfer, the delivery of the carrier under the Law is required to be subject to the obligation to be imported. Thus, if the transfer of the owner or who controls the means of the carrier does not complete the obligation, the carrier can be confirmed.
Article 9
.,, Figure 1
.,, pretty clear
Number 2
.,, Reexamination (verification) of the Customs Notices or Customs Documents conducted by the Customs Office may result in a shortage of Customs payments that have been performed by the importer/owner of the goods. The softening of the Customs payment shortfall was completed administratively. Nevertheless, there is a possibility that such imported items are still in the importer ' s warehouse in question. Against the goods concerned cannot be made an affirmation.
Figure 3
.,, pretty clear
Figure 4
., referred to as the "State Carrier" is an Air or Navy aircraft used by ABRI and certain government instations that are given the function and authority to enforce the law in accordance with the laws of the country. Applicable.
This provision applies also to the means of foreign carriers belonging to the foreign Armed Forces and/or foreign government agencies that are given the function and authority of law enforcement or state defense and security.
Article 10
.,, pretty clear.
Article 11
.,,, this section provides the right to the owner of the goods or parties who feel aggrieved to file objections to the affirmation of the goods and/or the means of the transport carried out by the Customs and Excise Officials as well as to provide legal certainty.
Article 12
.,, Verse (1)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Article 13
.,, Verse (1)
.,, the letter a
.,, pretty clear
letter b
.,, the items that are confirmed because they are not durable, destructive, harmful, or that it requires a high cost as long as it is not an item that is prohibited or restricted to the auction.
The result of the auction was the owner's right to be returned because it was not proven to be a violation.
letter c
The property of which he has been granted is no offence, then the money shall be returned to the owner of the property.
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (3)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (4)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (5)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (6)
.,, pretty clear
Section 14
.,, referred to as "sealing" is locking, sealing, and/or attached to safety signs that aim to ensure better oversight in order to secure the country's financial security as it is not required for guard/escort continuously by the Customs and Excise Officials.
Figure 1
.,, pretty clear
Number 2
., referred to as "export goods that must be watched" are certain items based on its export laws being watched. Against export goods that must be supervised that are in the means of transporting or in place of hoarding or other places may be sealed if such goods are based on Pabean Notice of the export goods is really a part of the goods The export confirmed by the Customs and Excise Officer at the time will be exported.
Figure 3
.,, pretty clear
Article 15
.,, Verse (1)
.,, "Acceptable" contains the understanding that the sealing or sealing of such safety marks is considered to have been sealed or cured in the country under applicable law.
In question, "other parties" in this verse are the official bodies whose existence is recognized by the Government for example, the shipping company.
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Verse (3)
.,, pretty clear
Section 16
.,, pretty clear.
Section 17
.,, pretty clear.
Article 18
.,, Verse (1)
.,, the letter a
.,, pretty clear
Letter b
"The state of urgency" is a state where the affirmation should be instantaneous and if it is not done in the sense of waiting for the warrant first, the goods and means of the transport can no longer be. It is so that law enforcement cannot be done.
Letter c
.,, pretty clear
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear
Section 19
.,, pretty clear.
Section 20
.,, Verse (1)
.,, the Enforcement Evidence Letter is intended for legal certainty fiv>
Verse (3)
.,, pretty clear
Section 6
.,, Verse (1)
.,, referred to as "direct contact" is physically related while "indirect contact" is that it is physically not directly related but operationally interconnected. The goal is to prevent attempts to avoid checking or smuggling goods, given the time being conducted by customs officials there is a chance the goods have been moved to buildings or other places that have direct or indirect connection with the building is being examined.
or the parties to the affected by the oppressor and to the Customs and Excise Officials.
Verse (2)
.,, the Proof of Law is passed to the owner of the goods and/or the means of the carrier which is confirmed or its ruler with the receipt of the recurrence of the date and the signature. In question, it is not willing to provide a signature, the Customs and Excise Officer makes a note or a description of it.
Section 21
.,, pretty clear.
Article 22
.,, pretty clear.
Section 23
.,, pretty clear.
Section 24
.,, pretty clear.
