PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA PRESIDENT
No. 6 1980
ABOUT
THE CONSTRUCTION ASSISTANCE OF THE 1980/1981 DASARYEAR SCHOOL
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
It's a stockpile. that in order to accelerate the increase and the study of learning opportunities in Primary School, especially for children 7-12 years of age in preparation for the implementation of the study obligations required in 1980/1981 Budget Year was implemented. the construction of the Primary School building and the construction of a new classroom;
B. That in order to recover the opportunity to study in elementary schools that require improvement, it needs to be in the year 1980/1981 the rerepair of the Primary School (Country and Private) and Madrasah The other private schools are available in the United States.
c. that in order to improve the well-being of teachers in particular the principal need in the Year of the Budget 1980/1981 built the home of the principal's office in a remote area;
D. that for such purposes is available the basic School Development Assistance in the State Budget and Shopping Budget of the Budget Year 1980/1981;
e. That relating to such matters in sub a, b, c and d above are viewed as necessary to issue the President's Instruction on the Assistance of Primary School Development.
Remembering &: 1. Article 4 of the paragraph (1) of Section 31 of the Basic Law of 1945;
2. Law Number 12 of 1954 on the Statement of enactment of Act No. 4 of 1950 on the basics of education and Teaching at School for all of Indonesia (State Gazette 1954 No. 38, Additional Gazette number 550).
3. Law No. 5 Year 1974 on the Poes of Government in the Area (State Gazette 1974 Number 38, Additional Gazette Number 3037).
4. Law Number 7 Year 1976 on Enactment, Unification of East Timor into the Unity State of the Republic of Indonesia and the Establishment of the East Timorese Grade I Area (State Sheet of 1976 Number 35, Additional Gazette number 3084).
5. Law No. 1 of 1980 on Budget. Budget Year State Shopping 1980/1981 (state Gazette 1980 Number 14, Extra State Sheet Number 3159).
6. Government Regulation Number 65 of 1961 tentagg Implementation of Part of the Central Government Affairs with the Field of Education, Teaching and Culture to the province (State Sheet of 1951 Number 118, Additional sheet of State Number 173).
7. Government Regulation No. 19 Year 1976 on Government Propinsi Level I East Timorese Regional-county district II in Timor (State Sheet takun 1976 Number 19, Extra State Sheet Number 3088).
8. Presidential Decree No. 44 of 1974 on the Poes of the Organization of the Department.
9. Presidential Decree No. 45 of 1974 on the Susunan Organization of the Department with all its changes.
10.Decree of President Number 59 /M of 1979 on the establishment of the III Development Cabinet.
11 of the Presidential Decree No. 7 of 1979 on the Third Five-Year Development Plan (REPELITA III) of 1979/1 980 –1983/1984.
12.Presidential Decree No. 27 of 1980 on the establishment of the Regional Development Planning Agency.
Instruct
To:
1. Home Secretary;
2. Finance Minister;
3. Minister of Education and Culture;
4. Religious Ministers;
5. Public Works Minister;
6. Minister of State of the Ministry of Personnel;
7. Coordinating Minister for EKUIN/Chairman of BAPPENAS.
For:
FIRST:
Carrying out the Development Assistance of the Basic School Year 1980/1981 by using the provisions as set forth in this President's Instruction Appendix as its Guideline.
BOTH:
This President's instructions begin to apply to the specified date and in order to be performed with the best and responsibility.
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on April 1, 1980
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
ttd. SUHARTO
ATTACHMENT
INSTRUCTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 6, 1980
DATE APRIL 1, 1980
IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES
THE DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE OF THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL YEAR 1980/1981
BAB I
UMUM
Section 1
The Basic School Development Assistance is a direct assistance to the Revenue Budget and State Shopping of the Year 1980/1981 to the Level II Region for the development of the educational means as follows:
a. Construction of the Elementary School building (including school furniture, clean water supply facilities and a school guard service house) that is equipped with the provision of teachers;
B. Construction of new classrooms;
C. The construction of the Headmaster Service home in a remote area;
D. Rehabilitation of the existing (State and Private) Schools and Private Ibtidaiyah Madrasahs;
e. The provision of children's reading books for both the Primary and Private Schools and the Ibtidaid Madrasah (Country and Private).
Section 2
Such assistance in this Section I of the Guidelines is provided, with the purpose of:
a. Expanding the opportunity for 7-12 years of age in preparation for the exercise of compulsory learning obligations, especially children who will enter the elementary school I class but cannot be accommodated at existing elementary schools;
B. Establish and restore available learning opportunities but which are no longer or less fulfilling the requirements;
C. Addressing the needs of the Primary School in the Transmigration area of the new settlement area as well as core plantation areas.
BAB II
TYPE AND TYPE OF HELP
Section 3
(1) In the Year 1980/1981 budget is provided by Rp. 250,800,000,000,-for:
a. Construction of 14,000 new Elementary School buildings consisting of:
1. Construction of 4,000 new Elementary School Building units consisting of
i. three classrooms;
ii. one teacher space;
iii. little room,
iv. school furniture;
v. Clean water facility
vi. the home of the school guard service; and
2. The construction of 10,000 new Primary School Building units of the second unit consisting of:
i. three classrooms;
ii. little room;
iii. school furniture.
B. Construction of 20,000 new classrooms, complete with its furniture;
C. Construction of 7,500 Headmaster service homes in remote areas;
D. Rehabilitation of 20,000 Public and Private Primary Schools and Private Ibtidaiyah Madrasahs, respectively:
i. 11,750 State Elementary School.
ii. 3,750 Private Elementary Schools.
iii. 4,500 Private Ibtidaiyah Madrasahs.
e. Dissemination of 14.6 million reading books for:
i. Negri Elementary School and the School of Education Teacher 10.4million books. Ii. Private Elementary School 1.2 million books.
iii. Private Madrasah Ibtidaiyah 2.4 million books.
(2) Minister of the Interior, Minister of Finance, Minister of Education and Fitness, Minister of Religious Affairs, and Coordinating Minister, the Field of EKUIN/Chairman of BAPENAS sets the number and sorts of assistance for each of the Regions I and Derah Level II.
Section 4
The determination of the amount and the type of assistance referred to in Article 3 is based on:
a. estimates of the number of additional learning where learning to accommodate all children ages about 7 years in class 1 at the beginning of the class year 1981/1 982 in each of the Level I and Regional Level II regions,
B. For Level I and Level II regions which are transmigration areas, new residential areas and areas of the Core Plantation of Primary Schools are provided with computations in their own right.
BAB III
HELP COPYING
Section 5
The Basic School Development Assistance Service is conducted by the State Treasury Office (KPN) and is channeled through:
a. People's Bank of Indonesia;
B. Export Bank Import of Indonesia for the Irian Jaya Level Area;
C. State Trade Bank for the East Timor Level I Area.
Section 6
The development assistance of the Primary School building, the new classrooms, the home of the principal's office, the house of the school guard and the rehabilitation of the private and private school buildings and the private Ibtidaiyah Madrasah are listed in the Budget. Area Level II Regional Revenue and Shopping (APBD) in the Development Budget on the acceptance paragraph and the issuer section of the Kas section and the calculation as Transito Post.
BAB IV
THE LIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND SOCIETY
Section 7
(1) The Governor of the Principal I County is responsible for the coaching, supervision and reporting of the Primary School Development Assistance users.
(2) The Regent/Walicocity of Regional Head II is responsible for the coaching, implementation of Oversight and reporting of the use of Primary School Development Assistance.
Section 8
The underlying reward must be provided by the Local Government is the provision of the land free of any legal settlement load and costs for its use as follows:
a. In the Construction of the Building a Primary School the provision of land is adequate for the construction of a minimum 6 (six) classroom plus its pages.
B. In the construction of the Headmaster ' s house in remote areas of the land provision is adequate area.
Section 9
If the assistance for the construction of the Primary School building is not sufficient then the shortfall is filled with local government and local communities.
Section 10
The construction, maintenance and maintenance of the built School building served as the responsibility of the local local government with the general wastems of setem pat.
Section 11
The provision of the Basic School Development costs does not negate or reduce.
a. The obligations of the Local Government and the public to continue to increase the implementation of the primary school with its own regional financial sources;
B. The obligation of the provision of subsidies and other assistance by the Local Government to increase the implementation of the Primary School in the Level II Region.
BAB V
OTHERS
Section 12
The construction of the new elementary school and classrooms, the home of the principal of the school's Headmaster's house and the rehabilitation of the private and private school buildings and the private ibtidaiyah madrasah with the assistance of this elementary school development. was completed before the end of June 1981 so it can be used for the 1981/1982 school year.
Section 13
Matters relating to the establishment of the amount of aid provision and the implementation of the implementation of the implementation of the construction of the Primary School building, the new classrooms, the Head of the Head Office. The school, the school clerk's house, and the rehabilitation of the private and private schools, and the private sector, provided teachers for the basic schools, which were built, the provision of reading books, and the versatility of this relief. is set up jointly by the Minister-the concerned Ministers.
Section 14
The things that are not yet set in these Guidelines will be further set forth both together and individually by the Ministers in question in accordance with the field of duty as well as the responsibility of each in the coordination of the one be as good as best.
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
ttd,
SUHARTO
