center;"> BAB III
PEARL IMPORT APPROVAL RECOMMENDATION
Section 6
(1) The installation of pearls into the territory of the State of the Republic of Indonesia can be carried out after receiving the pearl import approval of the Ministry of Commerce.
(2) The consent of the import as referred to in paragraph (1) is issued pursuant to RPIM of the Director General.
Section 7
(1) RPIM may be submitted by:
a. importers who have an API; and
B. The instantiation of the institution.
(2) The RPIM submitted by the instance/institution as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is performed for the benefit:
a. education;
B. research; or
C. Exhibit.
(3) RPIM for the benefit of education and research as referred to in paragraph (2) letters a and letter b may be awarded with at least 100 (hundred) grams.
(4) RPIM for exhibition purposes as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter c may be awarded with at least 1000 (a thousand) grams for each exhibitor of an exhibition from abroad.
Section 8
To obtain RPIM as referred to in Section 6 of the paragraph (2), the importer that has an API or agency/agency must submit a request in writing to the Director General, which contains:
a. administration description:
1) the name of the applicant;
2) the applicant address;
3) Mandatory Principal Number (NPWP);
4) the destination of the income;
5) countries of origin;
6) the place of income; and
7) schedule of income.
B. Technical description:
1) type (10-digit HS code);
2) the number of /berat;
3) color specification, shape, size; and
4) quality.
Section 9
(1) In accordance with the request as referred to in Section 8, the Director General conducts evaluation and verification of the administration and technical details.
(2) Director General in the most time 3 (three) days of work since receiving a plea, must publish:
a. RPIM; or
B. The RPIM rejection letter, accompanied by an excuse for rejection.
(3) RPIM as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter a load:
a. the importer or instansi/closet name;
B. import addresses or instanti/lemways;
C. NPWP;
D. Revenue destination;
e. type (10-digit HS code);
f. /berat;
G. color specification, shape, size;
h. quality level;
i. country of origin;
J. a place of income; and
No, Revenue schedule.
(4) The RPIM as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter a valid 6 (six) month.
(5) The RPIM is delivered to the applicant with the Head of the Agency.
(6) The form and format of RPIM as set forth in Annex II which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.
Article 10
To obtain RPIM, importer or instance/institution is not charged.
BAB IV
PEARL QUALITY CHECK
Section 11
(1) Importers or agencies/institutions that have received the Pearl Import Agreement and will conduct pearl revenues into the territory of the State of the Republic of Indonesia must report the slowest 1 (one) days prior to arrival to The Fish Quarantine, and submit the requirements document at the time of arrival at the entrance.
(2) The requirements document as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:
a. RPIM photocopy;
B. Pearl Import Approval;
C. Asal/Certificate of Origin (CoO) of the authorized state authorized agency, which contains trade names, types (10-digit HS code), numbers/weights, color specifications, shapes, and sizes.
Article 12
(1) The Pearl to enter into the State of the Republic of Indonesia is carried out of document checking actions by the Fish Quarantine Officer in the most prolonged period of 1 (one) working day.
(2) The examination of the document as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted to know the completeness and validity of the document.
(3) The document is declared complete if it meets the requirements as referred to in Article 11 of the paragraph (2).
(4) The document is declared valid if the document is published by the authorized instance.
Section 13
(1) The results of the examination of the Fish Quarantine document as referred to in Section 12 of the paragraph (1) are:
a. complete and valid document; or
B. the document is incomplete and/or invalid.
(2) If based on the results of a document check as referred to in paragraph (1) complete and valid, the next one (one) day of pearl quality testing since the pearl is accepted by the Fish Quarantine Officer.
(3) Test of pearl quality as referred to in paragraph (2), performed by referring to the pearl quality level criteria as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (3), paragraph (4), paragraph (5), paragraph (6), and paragraph (7).
(4) If the results of the pearl quality test have met the quality requirements of the pearl as referred to in Article 5 of the paragraph (1), Officer Karantina published the Letter of Pearl Admission into the State of the Republic of Indonesia With stews to the Director General.
(5) If based on the results of the document check as referred to in paragraph (1), the document is incomplete and/or invalid or the result of the pearl quality testing does not meet the pearl quality requirements as referred to in Section 5. verse (1), the Officer of Quarantine publishes the Letter of Admission Of Pearls Into The Territory Of The Republic Of Indonesia with busan to the Director General.
(6) The Letter of Pearl Admission Consent into the State Territory of the Republic of Indonesia as referred to in paragraph (4) contains:
a. the importer or instansi/closet name;
B. import addresses or instanti/lemways;
C. NPWP;
D. Revenue destination;
e. arrival date;
f. accompanying document;
G. document number;
h. type (10-digit HS code);
i. /berat;
J. color specification, shape, size;
No, quality level;
up to 60% or wound below 30%.
(6) The quality of the D quality of D as referred to in paragraph (2) letter d:
a. The move is low-key; and
B. smooth handicap above 60% or wound below 60%.
(7) The pearl criteria with the E quality level as referred to in paragraph (2) letter e:
a. The move is low-key; and
B. Smooth deformed or wound up over 60%.
Section 5
(1) Each pearl that enters into the State of the Republic of Indonesia must meet the lowest quality of the pearl quality with a quality C level.
(2) The type of pearl which can be incorporated into the territory of the Republic of Indonesia as set forth in Appendix I which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.