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Act No. 3 Of 1991

Original Language Title: Undang-Undang Nomor 3 Tahun 1991

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ent activities, budget credits that show the rest and are still required to complete the project, are transferred to the Budget Year 1991/92 and be the budget credit of the Budget Year 1991/92. The rest of the budget is estimated to be Rp1,306.000.00 (a billion-hundred six million rupiah), used to finance the 1991/92 Budget Year budget and/or the subsequent budget years.
., thus the State Budget and Revenue Budget of 1990/1991, which in Law Number 1 of 1990 weighed at a rate of Rp42.873,100.000.00 (forty-two trillions of eight hundred and seventy-three billion hundred million. rupiah), now changed so that the State Revenue Budget is estimated to be Rp49.451.042.000.00 (forty-nine trillions of four hundred and fifty-one billion rupiah) and the State Shopping Budget is expected to be Rp49.449.736.000.00 (forty-nine trillions four hundred and forty-nine) billion seven hundred and thirty-six million rupiah).
., therefore, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5 Undng-invite Number 1 of 1990, additional and changes to the State Budget and State Shopping 1990/1991 Budget need to be regulated by the Act.

SECTION BY SECTION

Section 1
.,, pretty clear.

Section 2
.,, Verse (1)
.,, the letter a
.,, pretty clear
Letter b
.,, the Development Budget Reserve of Rp2,000.000.000.000.00 (two trillions of rupiah) was used to finance the 1991/92 Budget Year Budget, as per its goals and priorities. The usage mechanism for the 1991/92 Budget Year Development Budget Reserve is not in spite of the ongoing State Budget and Shopping Budget. If the 1991/92 Budget Year Development Reserve is not used or used in part, the rest is transferred to the next year's Development Budget Reserve.
Verse (2)
.,, pretty clear

Section 3
.,, pretty clear.

Section 4
.,, pretty clear.

Section 5
.,, pretty clear.
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.,, (1) The State Revenue Budget of 1990/1991 is estimated to increase with Rp6.577.942,000.000.00 (six trillions of five hundred seventy-five billion nine hundred and forty-two million rupiah) consisting of:
.,
., a., a. Regular income increases with Rp7.962.842,000.00 (seven trillions of nine hundred sixty-two billion eight hundred and forty-two million rupiah);
., b. Development revenue was reduced by Rp1,384,900.000.00 (one trillion three hundred and eighty-four billion nine hundred million rupiah).
.,, (2) the details of additional income and changes as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letters a and the letter b are each contained in Appendix 1 and Annex 11 of this Act.

Section 2
., (1) The State Shopping Budget of 1990/1991 is estimated to increase with Rp6.576,636,000.000.00 (six trillions five hundred seventy six billion six hundred and thirty-six million rupiah) consisting of:
.,
., a., a. Routine shopping increases with Rp3.349.639.639,000.00 (three trillion three hundred and forty-nine billion six hundred and thirty-nine million rupiah).
., b. Development spending increased with Rp3.226.9.97.000.00 (three billion two hundred and twenty-six billion nine hundred and ninety-seven million).
.,, (2) Additional expense details and changes as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letters a and the letter b are each contained in Annex III and Annex IV of this Act.

Section 3
.,, (1) Budget credit of projects in the 1990/1991 Budget Year Budget which had been passed in Law No. 1 of 1990 on the State Budget and State Shopping Budget 1990/1991 which at the end of the Budget Year 1990/1991 indicates remaining necessary for the completion of the project, with the Government Regulation transferred to the Budget Year 1991/92 being the Budget Year budget of 1991/92.
., (2) The rest of the budget-more years from the 1990/1991 Budget was used to finance the 1991/92 Budget Year Shopping Budget and/or the subsequent Budget Years.

Section 4
The provisions in the Indische Comptabiliteitswet (Treasury Act) are contrary to the form, arrangement, and contents of this Act are stated to be not applicable.

Section 5
The law entered into force on an promulgated date and has receded power since 1 April 1990.

In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Act with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.

.,, Set in Jakarta
on July 18, 1991
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

SUHARTO
Promulgated in Jakarta
on July 18, 1991
MENTERI/SECRETARY OF STATE
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

MOERDIONO

ADDITIONAL
STATE SHEET RI
No. 3449 (Explanation Of State Sheet 1991 Number 56)

EXPLANATION
Above
CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
No. 3 YEAR 1991
ABOUT
ADDITIONAL AND CHANGE
Above
COUNTRY ' S STATE REVENUE AND SHOPPING BUDGET
Budget 1990/1991

UMUM

.,, the State Budget and Budget Year 1990/1991 Budget is the implementation of the second year of the Five Year Development Plan, based on the development of internal and external economies, which affect the implementation of the Ministry of Foreign and Economic Development. Budget Revenue and State Shopping of the 1990/1991 Budget required some additions and changes.
.,, In the 1990/1991 Budget Year, the realization of the state ' s income was expected to be greater than planned. The greater income of the country is due to the greater domestic income of the petroleum and natural gas sector in large amounts and can be attached to the plan for domestic acceptance outside of petroleum and natural gas, Although the realization of development income is expected to be lower than planned, it is due to the lower realization of the aid of programs in the form of foreign aid that may be revamped from the planned.
., on the expense side, both routine shopping and shopping development outnumber the planned amounts.
., rising routine spending is mainly due to higher spending on domestic oil fuel subsidies, which are closely related to the higher price of crude oil and the lack of fuel subsidy payments. Oil for the 1988/1989 budget and 1989/1990. However, the realization of government savings is expected to be higher than originally planned, because the increase in realization of domestic acceptance is still greater than the improvement in the realization of routine shopping. Furthermore the realization of development spending is expected to be higher than its plan, in line with the increase in domestic acceptance, which allows for more high realization of development spending in all sectors. In addition to the realization of the development of the 1990/1991 Budget Year, including the allocation for development budget reserves, intended to maintain the sustainability of development financing, in particular to secure the budget. The development of the 1991/92 Budget Year when the average price of the oil and the average price of the program was not available.
.,, in the course of the continuity of developm