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Pay attention	:	1.   Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries, Food and Agriculture Organization 1995;
		2. Agreement to Promote Compliance with International Conservation and Management Measures by Fishing Vessels on the High Seas in 1993, Food and Agriculture Organization;
		3. Agreement on Port State Measures to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing, Food and Agriculture Organization 2009;

In this Minister ' s Rule, which is referred to:
3. People are individual persons or fishery companies.
6. The ship's owner is an individual citizen of the Republic of Indonesia who conducts the capture fishery business.
11.A fish transport is an activity that specialized in collecting and/or transport of fish.
35.Minister is the Minister of Marine and Fisheries.
36.Director General is Director General of Fisheries Catch.
37.Directorate General is Directorate General of Fisheries Capture.
39.Head of the Service is the head of provincial or county service/city responsible in the field of fisheries.

The purpose of this Minister ' s Regulation is a reference to the Government, local government, business abusers, and small fishermen in the implementation of capture fishery activities.

The type of capture fishery effort includes:
a. fish capture effort;
B. fish transport business;
c. attempted capture and transport of fish; and
D. Integrated capture fisheries effort.

fishing fisheries using fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels with a cumulative amount of 200 (two hundred) GT up can only be carried out by a legal entity.



The attempted capture and transport of fish as referred to in Article 3 of the letter c can only be performed within one company.

A unified capture fisheries effort as referred to in Article 3 of the letter d consists of:
a. Fishing fishing efforts with domestic capital planting and foreign capital cultivation; and
B. Fishing fishing efforts are non-cultivation of capital.



(1) Any person who does catch fishery efforts at WPP-NRI, is required to have a capture fishery business permit.


(1) SIUP applies as long as people conduct capture fishery efforts.
(2) SIPI, SIKPI, and Proof of Ship Proofs are valid for 1 (one) year.





SIUP as referred to in Article 16 may apply also to the fishing activities and/or transport of fish whose efforts plan includes the high seas.

(2) In addition to the terms referred to in paragraph (1) for fishing vessels in a fleet unit plus the requirements of a list of fishing vessels, the type of fishing equipment, fishing vessels, and support vessels The arrest operation was a light ship.

(3) In addition to the terms referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), for the fishing vessel in an integrated capture fishery effort plus the terms of a letter from the Director General of the Processing and Marketing Results The fishery stated:

a.   UPI development realization is at least 75% (seventy-five percent), for the procurement of secondhand fishing vessels;

B.   UPI development realization is at least 50% (fifty percent), for the procurement of new fishing vessels; or

c. The realisation of UPI building is at least 65% (sixty-five percent), to procuring fishing vessels in new and secondhand states.

Article 20

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 19 of the paragraph (1), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to the SIUP most days of work since the receipt of the application complete, the result of consent or rejection.

(2) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) approved, most prolonged 2 (two) work days are conducted by the physical examination of the fishing vessel and the fishing device by the physical examiner of the fishing vessel.

(3) The physical examination of fishing vessels as referred to in verse (2) must refer to the grosse original deed or the hypothetical deed and physical examination of the fishing device referring to the technical specifications of the fishing apparatus.

(4) In terms of the physical examination the fishing vessel and the fishing equipment have been appropriate, the physical examiner ' s board of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results The physical examination of the ship and the fishing gear have been appropriate.

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the ship and/or the fishing device is not appropriate, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel at most 3 (three) work days published a recommendation to the Director-General that the results of the cast were not found. The ship's physical and/or fishing device is not appropriate.

(6) The Director General publishes the SPP-PHP with a blangko SSBP's longest 2 (two) business days since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4)

(7) The applicant must pay PHP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General ' s longest 10 (ten) working days since SPP-PHP was published.

(8) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since SPP-PHP issued the applicant does not pay PHP, the SIPI request is declared null and void.

(9) The Director General publishes SIPI tops 3 (three) days of work since the proof of payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(10) If the SIPI wish is referred to in paragraph (1) rejected and the results of the physical examination as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General convees the rejection to the most durable applicant 3 (three) of the working day For example, SIPI's request files became the property of the General Directorate.

(11) The form and format of SIPI as referred to in paragraph (9), as set forth in the Attachment that is an inseparable part of this Minister Rule, which consists of:
a. Appendix IV: SIPI for Single Operations.
B. Appendix V: SIPI for Operation Group-Unit of the Fish Capture Fleet.

Section 21

(1) SIPI Requests for the supporting vessels of fishing operations operated in fleet units of light vessels, submitted to the Director General in conjunction with the submission of the SIPI application for Operation Fleet Unit Fishing.

(2) The form and format of SIPI for supporting ships as referred to in paragraph (1), as set forth in Annex VI which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.

Section 22

For fishing vessels owned by the Government, local government, or colleges to conduct training or research/exploration fisheries, must apply for SIPI to the Director General, by attaching the requirements:

a.   photocopy grosse deed, by showing the original, if grosse the deed in bank assurance, must attach a photocopy of the hypothetical deed by showing the original;

B.   the technical specifications of the fishing tools used;
c. photocopy of the ship ' s common plan image (general arrangement);
d. Instalment of the transmitter of the monitoring vessel monitoring system issued by the Fisheries Supervisor;

e. Sufficient message letter from the petitioner stated:
1) the ability to preserve the natural resources of fish and its environment; and
2) fill the log book in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 23

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 22, the Director General does the assessment of the completeness of the two days of work since the full acceptance of the request, which results in the form Approval or rejection.

(2) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) approved, most prolonged 2 (two) work days are conducted by the physical examination of the fishing vessel and the fishing device by the physical examiner of the fishing vessel.

(3) The physical examination of fishing vessels as referred to in verse (2) must refer to the grosse original deed or the hypothetical deed and physical examination of the fishing device referring to the technical specifications of the fishing apparatus.

(4) In terms of the physical examination the fishing vessel and the fishing equipment have been appropriate, the physical examiner ' s board of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results The physical examination of the ship and the fishing gear have been appropriate.

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the ship and/or the fishing device is not appropriate, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel at most 3 (three) work days published a recommendation to the Director-General that the results of the cast were not found. The ship's physical and/or fishing device is not appropriate.

(6) The Director General publishes SIPI tops 3 (three) days of work since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4).

(7) If the SIPI request as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected and the results of the physical examination as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General convees the rejection to the most durable applicant 3 (three) of the working day For example, SIPI's request files became the property of the General Directorate.

(8) The form and format of SIPI as referred to in paragraph (6), as set forth in Annex VII which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.

Paragraph 3
The Fish Carrier ' s Permission Letter
Section 24

(1) Each person to have a SIKPI as referred to in Article 14 of the paragraph (2) must apply to the Director General, by attaching the requirement:
a.   SIUP photocopy;

B. photocopy grosse deed by showing the original, if grosse the deed is in a bank guarantee, must attach a photocopy of the hypothetical deed by showing the original;

c. photocopy of the ship ' s common plan image (general arrangement);

D. the data of the ship with the format as set forth in Annex III which is an inseparable part of this Minister ' s Regulation;

e.   Installation of Transmitter Vessel monitoring system issued by the Fisheries Supervisor;

f.    a given statement letter is enough from the owner of the ship or the company ' s handler stating:

1) accept, assist with the agility of the task, and maintain the safety of the monitoring officer aboard the fish carrier (observer);

2) the use of 1 (one) of the control people with a fish handling skills certificate (SKPI);

3) the ability to preserve the natural resources of fish and its environment;

4) Kesanggupan uses the nakhoda and ABK Indonesian citizenship according to the rules of the laws of the law;

5) the ships used are not listed in the list of unauthorised, unreported, and unregulated (illegal, unregulated, and unregulated fishing) vessels; and

6) the truth of data and the information delivered.

(2) Requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) plus special requirements, that is:

a. For the fishing boat of the sentra of fishermen's activities, it's a list of names of the fishermen's activities that fit into the fishing grounds passed by the county office.

B. For a fishing vessel with a partnership pattern, a list of fishing vessels sized up to 10 (ten) of GT being a partner passed by the county service/kota;

c. for the export destination fishing vessel, this is:
1) base port plan and destination port;
2) photocopy of the ship ' s national sign of letters for foreign ships;
3) photocopies of international benchmarks for foreign ships; and

4) Photocopy of the passport and the sailor book (seamen book) and a photo of the nakhoda measures 4 x 6 cm in colour as much as 2 (two) sheets and a list of ships ' men (ABK).

(3) In addition to the terms referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), for the fishing vessels in the pursuit of a unified fishing fishery plus the terms of a letter from the Director General of Processing and Marketing Results The fishery stated:

a.   UPI development realization was at least 75% (seventy-five percent), for the procurement of secondhand fishing vessels;

B.   UPI development realization is at least 50% (fifty percent), for the procurement of new fishing vessels; or

c. The realisation of the UPI development is at least 65% (sixty-five percent), to procuring fishing vessels in new and secondhand states.

Section 25

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 24, the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to the SIUP most days of work since the acceptance of the complete application, Which results in approval or rejection.

(2) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) approved, most prolonged 2 (two) work days are conducted by the physical examination of the boat carrier by the physical examiner of the fishing vessel.

(3) The physical examination of the fish carrier as referred to in the verse (2) must refer to the grosse of the original deed or the hypothetical deed.

(4) In terms of physical examination the fish transport vessel has been corresponding to grosse original deed or a hypothetical deed, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel most long 3 (three) of the work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the ship's physical examination are appropriate.

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the vessel unsuitable, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the most long 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination of the ship were not Fits.

(6) The Director General publishes the SPP-PPP with a blangko SSBP's longest 2 (two) business days since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4).

(7) The applicant must pay the PPP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General for the longest 10 (ten) working days since the SPP-PPP was published.

(8) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PPP issued the applicant does not pay PPP, the SIKPI application is declared null and void.

(9) The Director General publishes SIKPI most long 3 (three) days of work after the receipt of payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(10) If the SIKPI invocation is referred to in paragraph (1) rejected and the results of a physical examination as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General convees the rejection to the most senior applicant 3 (three) of the working day For example, SIKPI's request was made to the General Directorate.

(11) The shape and format of the SIKPI as referred to in paragraph (9), as set forth in the Attachment that is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister, which consists of:

a.	Attachment VIII	:	SIKPI for the fishing vessel with a partnership pattern.
b.	Attachment IX	:	SIKPI for export destination fishing vessel.
c.	Attachment X	:	SIKPI for the fishing vessel from port port to the loading port.
d.	Attachment XI	:	SIKPI for fishing vessels from the fishing sentra.

Section 26

(1) The company is not a fishing company that operates a ship to carry out the transport of conscripts to have SIKPI.

(2) The company is not a fishing company to have SIKPI must apply to the Director General, by attaching the requirements:

a. A copy of the Cloud Service can be used by the IBM Cloud Service offering.

B. photocopy grosse deed, by showing the original, if grosse the deed in bank assurance, must attach a photocopy of the hypothetical deed by showing the original;

c. photocopy of mail appointment or photocopy of the ship's lease agreement;
D.   the ship ' s common plan image (general arrangement);
e.   photocopies of the ship ' s national sign of letters for foreign-flagged ships;

f.   list of names of fishery companies that require fishing services in the form of cooperation authorized by Notary;

G.   an international letter of photocopy, for a foreign-flagged vessel;
h.   photocopy KTP/passport owner of the ship or company charge;

i.    photocopies of passports and sailor books (seamen book) and photo nakhoda sizes 4 x 6 cm colored by 2 (two) sheets; and

J.    The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

Section 27

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 26 of the paragraph (2), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to SIUPAL at least 3 (three) days of work since the receipt of the request In complete, the result is either an agreement or a rejection.

(2) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) approved, at most three (three) days of work carried out of the physical examination of the transport ship by the physical examiner of the fishing vessel.

(3) The physical examination of the fish carrier as referred to in the verse (2) must refer to the grosse of the original deed or the hypothetical deed.

(4) In terms of the physical examination the carrier has been corresponding to grosse original deed or a hypothetical deed, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) business days publish a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the ship's physical examination are appropriate.

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the vessel unsuitable, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the most long 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination of the ship were not Fits.

(6) The Director General publishes the SPP-PPP with a blangko SSBP at most 3 (three) business days since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4).

(7) The applicant must pay the PPP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General for the longest 10 (ten) working days since the SPP-PPP was published.

(8) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PPP issued the applicant does not pay PPP, the SIKPI application is declared null and void.

(9) The Director General publishes SIKPI most long 3 (three) days of work since the receipt of payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(10) If the request of SIKPI as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected and the results of the physical examination of the vessel as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General convees the refusal to the applicant at least 3 (three) days work with reason and file the SIKPI application to belong to the General Directorate.

(11) The form and format of SIKPI as referred to in paragraph (9), as set forth in the Attachment that is an inseparable part of this Minister Rule, which consists of:
a. Appendix XII: SIKPI for a foreign-flagged vessel that is diagrams by the company is not a fishing company.
B. Appendix XIII: SIKPI for the Indonesian-flagged ship, the company is not a fishing company.

Section 28

(1) SIKPI Requests for fishing vessels operated in fleet units, submitted to the Director General in conjunction with the submission of the SIPI application for Operation Force Arrest Fleet Unit.

(2) The Form and format of the SIKPI as referred to in paragraph (1), as set forth in Annex XIV which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.

Fourth Quarter
The Terms and Terms of Issuing Proof Of Ship ' s Proof of Ship
Section 29

(1) Small Fisherman to have a Proof of Ship Seekers must apply to the head of the county/city service by attaching the requirements:
a.   KTP photocopy by showing the original;
B.   Technical specification of fish capture tools; and

c. sufficient meted statement letter stated:

1) the ship used only 1 (one) unit with the most large size 5 (five) GT as evidenced by a handyman letter or a dockyard; and

2) to report the results of the fish catch.

(2) Based on the request as referred to in paragraph (1), the head of the county/city service two days (two) of the working day publishes the Evidence of the Ship Seekers.

(3) The publishing proof of Ship Record Record is not cost.

(4) The Form and format Evidence of Ship Proofs as referred to in paragraph (2), as set forth in Annex XV which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.

BAB IV
PROCURING FISHING VESSELS AND FISHING VESSELS
Section 30

(1) The Minister authorizes the procurement of fishing vessels and fishing vessels to the Director-General with measures above 30 (thirty) -GT.

(2) The Minister gives the authority of the procurement agreement of fishing vessels and fishing vessels to the governor by size above 10 (ten) GT up to 30 (thirty) -GT.

(3) The Minister authorizes the procurement consent of fishing vessels and fishing vessels to the regent/mayor by size up to 10 (ten) -GT.

Section 31

(1) The absence of fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels as referred to in Article 30 can be done from within the country and/or abroad by purchasing, building, or modifying.

(2) The absence of fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels from within the country or abroad as referred to in paragraph (1), may be performed in a new or former state in the name of the SIUP holder.

(3) The presence of fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels from within the country must obtain the approval of the Director General, the governor, or the regent/mayor according to his authority.

(4) The absence of fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels from abroad must obtain approval from the Director General.

(5) The absence of fishing vessels from abroad as referred to in paragraph (4) with the criteria:
a.   new state, with provisions measuring above 100 (hundred) GT;

B.   former size above 100 (hundred) GT provided with the provisions:
1) at most 50% (fifty percent) of the allocation of the vessels listed in the SIUP;
2) the ship's age is no more than 10 (ten) years; and
3) was carried out by a law-bodied fishing company.

(6) The presence of fishing vessels from abroad as referred to in verse (4) with the criteria:
a.   new state, with terms sized over 500 GT;

B.   current state size above 1000 (thousand) GT with the provisions:
1) at most 50% (fifty percent) of the allocation of the vessels listed in the SIUP;
2) the ship's age is no more than 10 (ten) years; and
3) was carried out by a law-bodied fishing company.

Section 32

(1) Each person to conduct the procurement of fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels must apply to the Director General by attaching the requirements:
a.   SIUP photocopy;
B.   photocopy picture common plan ship (general arrangement);
c. Technical specifications of the type of fish capture tool to be used, for fishing vessels;
D.   description of the shipyard, for the procurement of new ships;

e.   Recommended by the State of the Republic of Indonesia in the country concerned for the procuring of ships from abroad; and

f.   Sufficient letter of statement stating that fishing vessels are not listed on the list of ships that carry out arrests and/or transport of fish unlawfully, unreported, and unregulated (illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing) for the procurement of secondhand vessels.

(2) Based on the request as referred to in paragraph (1), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to the SIUP most days of work since the complete acceptance of the request, Which results in approval or rejection.

(3) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (2) approved, the longest 3 (three) business days of the Director General publishes the ship's procurement agreement.

(4) In the event of a request as referred to in a paragraph (2) rejected, the Director General conveyed the refusal to the longer applicant 3 (three) of the work day accompanied by reason and the application of the request became the property of the General Directorate.

Article 33

The procurement agreement of fishing vessels and fishing vessels is not provided for ships derived from auctions due to illegal fishing and fishing, unreported, and unregulated (illegal, etc.) unreported, and unregulated fishing).

Section 34

Requirements and methods of procuring fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels that are the authority of the governor or the regent/mayor are set up in the Regulation of the Regions by referring to the Regulation of this Minister.

Section 35

Director General, governor, bupati/mayor in accordance with his authority as referred to in Article 30 to provide ship procurement approval must refer to the estimated potential and number of fish resources allowed that is set with the Ministerial Decree.

BAB V
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF THE FISHING VESSEL AND THE FISHING VESSEL
Section 36

(1) The physical examination of fishing vessels and fishing devices is carried out at the time of the SIPI request and in the event of a change in the ship's specifications and/or the specification of a fishing device.

(2) The physical examination of the fishing vessel is conducted at the time of the SIKPI application and in the event of a change in the ship's specifications.

(3) Physical examinations as referred to in paragraph (1) and verse (2) were executed within the country by the Physical Examiner of the Fishing Ship.

(4) The Physical Inspector of the Fishing Ship as referred to in verse (3) has the task of conducting physical examination of fishing vessels, fishing equipment, and fishing vessels adapted to grosse certificates the original or the hypothetical deed and the specs of the fishing device.

(5) The charge of implementation of physical examination as referred to in paragraph (3) is charged on the State Revenue and Shopping Budget (APBN) of the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries.

(6) The Operational Standards of Procedure and Team of the Physical Examiner of the Fishing Ship are set by the Decision of Director General.

BAB VI
CAPTURE AREA AND PORT PORT
Section 37

(1) The fishing vessel is given a fish capture area at 1 (one) WPP-NRI.
(2) The fishing area can be given at 2 (two) WPP-NRI for adjoining WPP-NRI.
(3) Each fishing vessel is given 1 (one) base port and 1 (one) port of drop.
(4) Each fish transport is given 1 (one) port port.

(5) Each fishing vessel and fishing vessel are required to land the catch fish at the port port as set forth in SIPI or SIKPI.

(6) Any ship that does not land the catch fish at the base port as referred to in verse (3), paragraph (4) is granted SIPI or SIKPI revocation sanctions.

Section 38

(1) A fishing vessel measuring above 30 (thirty) GT is given fishing areas in the waters of the islands and ZEEI.

(2) A 100 (hundred) GT fishing vessel up is given a fish capture area in ZEEI.

(3) fishing vessels obtained through procuring from abroad and/or overseas-made are given fishing areas in ZEEI.

BAB VII
INTEGRATED CAPTURE FISHERY EFFORT
The Kesatu section
Capital Cultivation
Section 39

(1) Integrated fishing fisheries effort with capital planting facility:
a. within the country, provided with the provisions of using a fishing vessel measuring above 30 GT;
B. Foreign, provided with a fishing boat in size above 100 GT.

(2) Integrated fishing fisheries as referred to in paragraph (1) must have a fishing vessel with cumulative amounts of up to 2,000 (two thousand) -GT.

Section 40

(1) The fishing company with capital planting facilities must apply for RAPIPM to the Director General via the authority of the capital planting, by attaching the requirements:
a.   company identity;

B.   for the cultivation of foreign capital is required to establish limited liability based on Indonesian law and within the territory of the State of Indonesia; and

(c) IBM may not use any of the following (s):

(2) Based on the request as referred to in paragraph (1), the Director General performs an assessment of the business plan of the longest 5 (five) working days, which result in approval or rejection.

(3) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (2) approved, at most 2 (two) the work day of the Director General publishes the RAPIPM delivered to the responsible agency in the field of capital planting in order Issuer of capital investment papers.

(4) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (2) is rejected, at most 2 (two) days of the work of the Director General conveyting the rejection accompanied by reason of the denial that is delivered to the responsible agency in the field Raising capital.

Section 41

(1) Based on a capital planting agreement issued by the responsible agency in the field of capital planting, the fishing company submitted the SIUP publishing application to the Director General by attaching requirements:
a.   venture plans include investment plans, ship plans, and operational plans;
B.   NPWP photocopies of the company, by showing the original;
c. photocopy KTP/passport in charge of the company, by showing the original;
D.   efforts domicile certificate of effort;
e.   photocopy of the legal entity;

f.    a given statement letter is enough of the company ' s handler stating:
1) the truth of data and the information delivered; and
2) the willingness to comply with and execute all provisions of the laws.

(2) Based on a request as referred to in paragraph (1), the Director General conducts an assessment of the feasibility of the business plan and the completeness of the other requirements for the most five (five) business days since the receipt of the application. In complete, the result is either an agreement or a rejection.

(3) The Director General in performing the assessment as referred to in paragraph (2) is assisted by the Entity Plan Eligibility rating as referred to in Article 17 of the paragraph (2).

(4) The Director General publishes the SPP-PPP with a blangko of SSBP's longest 3 (three) business days since the SIUP plea as referred to in paragraph (2) is approved.

(5) The applicant must pay the PPP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General for the longest 10 (ten) working days since the SPP-PPP was published.

(6) At most (one) business days since the receipt of the payment proof (SSBP) is accepted, taking photos and specimens of the ship's owner's signature or the company's responsibility in the SIUP publishing frame.

(7) Director General publishes SIUP most long 2 (two) days of work since photo shoot and specimen of signature.

(8) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PPP issued the applicant does not pay PPP, the SIUP application is declared null and void.

(9) If the SIUP invocation is referred to in paragraph (2) rejected, the Director General addresses the applicant at most 3 (three) days of work accompanied by reason and the SIUP application file becomes the property of the General Directorate.

(10) The form and format of SIUP as referred to in paragraph (7), as set forth in Annex XVI which is an inseparable part of this Minister's Regulation.

Section 42

(1) For companies with capital planting facilities that use fishing vessels and/or fish carrier with cumulative amounts of up to 2,000 (two thousand) GT must do fish processing by building or having -UPI.

(2) UPI Development as referred to in paragraph (1) includes facilities, processing means, processing feasibility, production, and availability of raw materials.

(3) UPI Development as referred to in paragraph (2), is mandatory to be realized 100% (one hundred percent) most recently 1 (one) years since SIPI and/or SIKPI is published.

(4) UPI as referred to in paragraph (3) is evaluated by the Directorate General of Processing and Marketing Results of the Fisheries in particular related to the facility, processing means, feasibility of processing, production, and availability of materials default, as well as operationalization.

(5) Further provisions on the construction, evaluation and operationalisation of UPI are set by the Decision of Director General of Processing and Marketing of the Results of Fisheries.

Second Part
Non-Capital Cultivation
Section 43

(1) Integrated fishing fisheries by non-investment companies that use fishing vessels and/or fish carrier with cumulative amounts of up to 2,000 (two thousand) GT must perform fish processing with a build or have UPI.

(2) UPI Development as referred to in paragraph (1) includes facilities, processing means, processing feasibility, production, and availability of raw materials.

(3) UPI Development as referred to in paragraph (2), is mandatory to be realized 100% (one hundred percent) most recently 1 (one) years since SIPI and/or SIKPI is published.

(4) UPI as referred to in paragraph (3) is evaluated by the Directorate General of Processing and Marketing Results of the Fisheries in particular related to the facility, processing means, feasibility of processing, production, and availability of materials default, as well as operationalization.

(5) Further provisions on the construction, evaluation and operationalisation of UPI are set by the Decision of Director General of Processing and Marketing of the Results of Fisheries.

Article 44

(1) The company that uses a fishing vessel with a cumulative amount of 200 (two hundred) GT up to 2,000 (two thousand) GT is required to partner with UPI.

(2) The partnership with UPI as referred to in paragraph (1) is done by attaching the requirements:
a. UPI has had SKP;
B. processing capacity does not exceed UPI installed capacity;
c. a notarized deed about the passage of the partnership agreement; and
D. list of UPI names to partner.

(3) The company that performs a partnership with UPI as referred to paragraph (1) must deliver a partnership report to the Director General, Director General of Processing and Marketing of the Fisheries Results, and Director General Marine Oceanic and Fisheries.

(4) The provisions of partnership with UPI as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are further regulated by the Regulation of the Director General of the Processing and Marketing of the Results of Fisheries.

BAB VIII
CHANGE, EXTENSION, AND PERMISSIONS
The Kesatu section
SIUP
Paragraph 1
Changes
Section 45

(1) The SIUP change is performed if there is a change:
a. company in charge;
B. effort domicile;
c. Extended allocation;
D. allocations reduction;
e. fish capture area;
f.   base port, unloading port, stopping port, or loading port;
G. fish capture tools; and/or
h. the size of the fishing boat and/or the size of the fishing vessel.

(2) The SIUP change as referred to in paragraph (1) may be submitted after 6 (six) months since SIUP is published.

(3) The change of SIUP as referred to in paragraph (2) is excluded in the event of a Government policy in the management of the fishery and the change as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a and b and not levied.

(4) The allocation extension may be submitted upon realising the entire allocation set forth in the SIUP with regard to the estimation of the potential of the fish resources.

(5) The allocation reduction is performed under a submitted request or if in the term 2 (two) years since SIUP is published unable to realize all of its business plans, SIUP is replaced according to the realization of the venture plan and the PPP that has been paid is not retractable.

Article 46

(1) Each person to perform a SIUP change is applying to the Director General, by attaching the requirements:
a. SIUP photocopies that will be changed;
B. requested type of SIUP change; and
c. A given statement letter is sufficient for the truth of data and deliverables.

(2) Based on the request as referred to in paragraph (1), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the most three days of work since the full application, which results in the form Approval or rejection.

(3) If the request as referred to in paragraph (2) is approved, for the change in charge of the company, the business domicile, the capture area, port of the base, the port of unloading, the port of the port, or the port of load No levies.

(4) In the event of a company's change in charge of the company as it is referred to in paragraph (3), at least 1 (one) of the working days since the SIUP application is approved, it takes a photo shoot and specimen of the handler's signature. Answer the company in order to publish the SIUP.

(5) The Director General publishes SIUP for the most recent changes 3 (three) days of work since the request was approved as referred to in paragraph (3) and most recently 2 (two) days of work since the photo shoot and specimen sign a hand as it is in verse (4).

(6) If the request as referred to in paragraph (2) is approved, for the change of the extension of the allocation, the addition of the ship's size, and the change of the fishing tool, the Director General publishes the SPP-PPP with a blangko- SSBP is three (three) days of work.

(7) The applicant must pay the PPP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General for the longest 10 (ten) working days since the SPP-PPP was published.

(8) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days after the SPP-PPP is issued, the applicant does not pay PPP, the SIUP change application is declared null and void.

(9) The Director General publishes the SIUP of the most lasting changes 2 (two) days after the receipt of the payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(10) In the event of a change in the company's responsibility and change as referred to in paragraph (6) at the same time, at least 1 (one) business days since the receipt of the payment proof (SSBP) is received a photo shoot and specimen signature of a company in charge of the company.

(11) The Director General publishes SIUP for the longest 2 (two) business days after the photo shoot and specimen of the signature.

(12) If the SIUP change request as referred to in paragraph (2) is rejected, the Director General convees the refusal to the applicant at most 3 (three) days of work accompanied by reason and the request file for the SIUP change becomes property The General Directorate.

(13) The SIUP Changes are given if the old SIUP has been made a change returned to the Director General.

Paragraph 2
Reimbursed
Section 47

(1) The SIUP switch is performed if the original SIUP is damaged or lost.

(2) Any person who will perform a SIUP replacement must apply to the Director General by attaching the requirements:
a. Native SIUP in terms of the broken SIUP or missing caption letter from the police in the matter of SIUP is missing; and
B. The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

(3) The Director General publishes SIUP the longest 3 (three) business days since the acceptance of the request as referred to in paragraph (2) in complete.

(4) If the term of the attached terms as referred to in paragraph (2) is not correct and is used for the benefit of harming the State and/or harming the other party, SIUP reported missing and SIUP The replacement's

(5) The SIUP replacement is not imposed PPP.

Second Part
SIPI
Paragraph 1
Changes
Section 48

(1) Changes of SIPI can only be submitted after a timeframe of 3 (three) months since SIPI was published.

(2) The SIPI change is performed if there is a change:
a. SIUP;
B. fishing boat specification;
c. Fish capture tool;
D. capture area; and/or
e. Port port, unloading dock, or port port.

(3) Each person to conduct a change of SIPI apply to the Director General, by attaching the requirement:
a. SIUP photocopy;
B. SIPI photocopies that will be changed;
c. type of SIPI change requested; and
D. The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

Section 49

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 48 paragraph (3), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to SIUP, at most 2 (two) business days since the receipt of the application In complete, the result is either an agreement or a rejection.

(2) If the request as referred to in paragraph (1) is approved, for changes in the form of a change in the specification of a fishing vessel and/or a fishing device, at most 2 (two) days of physical examination of the ship Fishers and fishing gear by the fishers ' physical examiner's board.

(3) The physical examination of fishing vessels as referred to in verse (2) must refer to the grosse original deed or the hypothetical deed and physical examination of the fishing device referring to the technical specifications of the fishing apparatus.

(4) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the vessel and the fishing equipment has been appropriate, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the most long 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination Fishing boats and fishing gear are in line.

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the ship and/or the fishing device is not appropriate, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel most long 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the examination The physical fishing vessel and/or fishing gear are not appropriate.

(6) The Director General publishes the SPP-PHP with a blangko SSBP's longest 2 (two) business days since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4).

(7) The applicant must pay PHP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General ' s longest 10 (ten) working days since SPP-PHP was published.

(8) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PHP issued the applicant does not pay PHP, the SIPI change request is declared null and void.

(9) The Director General publishes SIPI the longest change of 3 (three) business days after the proof of payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(10) If the request of the SIPI change as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected and the results of the physical examination as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General convees the refusal to the most durable applicant 3 (three) The work day is accompanied by reason and file requests for SIPI change become the property of the Directorate General.

(11) The Director General publishes SIPI for the longest two (two) business days since the request for the SIPI change is approved, for changes in the capture area and port of the base, the port of unloading, or a stopping port and not Charged with levies.

(12) SIPI changes came into effect since it was published until the expiration of the amended SIPI period.
(13) The converted SIPI was returned to the Directorate General at most 1 (one) months after the SIPI change was published.

Paragraph 2
Extension
Section 50

(1) The SIPI extension may be submitted 3 (three) months before the SIPI term expires.

(2) Any person to undertake an extension of SIPI must apply to the Director General, by attaching the requirement:
a.   SIUP photocopy;
B.   extended SIPI photocopies;
c. photocopy grosse deed or fishing boat book;
D.   evidence payment water time Transmitter Vessel Monitoring System for the coming year;

e. A letter from the Chief Port of the ship is based, stating that the ship is based and landing the fishing fish at the port according to the SIPI;

f.   proof of the delivery of the Activities Report (LKU) and the Capture Activity Report (LKP);

G. A letter from the Director General of Processing and Marketing of Fisheries stated that it has realized the construction of the UPI 100% (one hundred percent) for a unified capture fishery effort; and

h. a sufficient statement letter from the owner of the ship or the company's responsibility stating:
1) fishing vessels no change of function, technical specifications and/or fish capture tool;

2) accept, assist with the agility of the task, and maintain the safety of the monitoring officer (observer) for the 30 (thirty) GT-sized fish catchers;

3) Kesanggupan uses the nakhoda and ABK Indonesian citizenship according to the rules of the legislation; and

4) the truth of data and the information delivered.

Section 51

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 50 of the paragraph (2), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to the SIUP most days of work since the receipt of the application. complete, the result of consent or rejection.

(2) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) approved, and there are changes to the technical specifications of the fishing vessel and/or fishing device, at most 2 (two) days of physical examination of the ship Fish capture and/or fishing gear by the fishers ' physical examiner's board.

(3) The physical examination of fishing vessels as referred to in verse (2), refers to the grosse original deed or hypothetical deed and physical examination of the fishing device referring to the technical specifications of the fishing apparatus.

(4) In terms of the physical examination of the fishing vessel and the fishing device has been appropriate, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) work day publishes the recommendation to the Director General that The physical examination of the fishing vessel and the fishing gear has been made.

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the ship and/or the fishing device is not appropriate, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel at most 3 (three) work days published a recommendation to the Director-General that the results of the cast were not found. The ship's physical and/or fishing device is not appropriate.

(6) The Director General publishes the SPP-PHP with a blangko SSBP's longest 2 (two) business days since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4).

(7) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) approved and there is a change in the capture area and/or port of the base, unloading port, or port of stopping, the Director General publishes SPP-PHP with In the event of an IBM Cloud Service, Client may not use any of the following services to the Cloud Service, as specified in the IBM International Business Organization ("IBM").

(8) The applicant must pay PHP as referred to in paragraph (6) or paragraph (7) and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General for the longest 10 (ten) working days since SPP-PHP was published.

(9) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PHP issued the applicant did not pay PHP, the extension of SIPI was declared null and void.

(10) The Director General publishes the SIPI extension of the longest 3 (three) business days since the receipt of the payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(11) If the request of an extension of SIPI as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected and the results of physical examination as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General convees the refusal to the most durable applicant 3 (three) the working day is accompanied by reason and the application of the extension SIPI becomes the property of the Directorate General.

(12) The extension (s) as referred to in paragraph (10) applies to 1 (one) years of the preceding SIPI period.

(13) If within 1 (one) months since the expiration of the SIPI period is not an extension, the extension provision of SIPI is in effect with the terms of the new SIPI issuer.

Section 52

(1) The SIPI extension for ships with sizes above 30 (thirty) GT up to 60 (sixty) single-operated GT may be performed by the head of the provincial service on behalf of the governor or head of the port UPT Fishing on behalf of the Director General.

(2) The head of the provincial service and head of the UPT port of fisheries which may perform an extension of SIPI as referred to in paragraph (1) is established with the Decision of the Director General.

(3) The extension of SIPI by the head of the provincial service on behalf of the governor or head of the fishing port UPT as referred to in verse (1) is carried out in accordance with the requirements and conditions as set forth in the Regulation of this Minister.

Article 53

(1) The unextended SIPI for a period of 3 (three) months from the expiration date, the owner of the ship or the company ' s responsibility must report in writing about the presence and activity of the ship and return the The SIPI to the Director General.

(2) If the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) are not implemented, the government is not responsible for the activities of the ships carried out and against such ships cannot be given SIPI back.

Paragraph 3
Reimbursed
Section 54

(1) SIPI replacement can be performed if the original SIPI is damaged or lost.

(2) Any person who will perform reimbursable SIPI must apply to the Director General by attaching the requirements:
a. The original SIPI in terms of the damaged SIPI or the missing caption letter from the police in terms of SIPI is missing; and
B. The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

(3) The Director General publishes SIPI the longest 3 (three) business days since the acceptance of the request as referred to in paragraph (2) in complete.

(4) If the term of the attached terms as referred to in paragraph (2) is not correct and is used for the benefit of harming the State and/or harming the other party, SIPI is reported to be lost and SIPI The replacement's

(5) SIPI ' s replacement is not applied PHP.

Third Part
SIKPI
Paragraph 1
Changes
Section 55

(1) A SIKPI change can only be submitted after a timeframe of 3 (three) months since the SIKPI is published.

(2) The SIKPI change is performed if there is a change:
a. SIUP;
B. fish carrier specification; and/or
c. port port, unloading port, port of stopping, or loading port.

(3) Each person to conduct a change SIKPI submitted an application to the Director General, by attaching the requirement:
a. SIUP photocopy;
B. edited SIKPI photocopy;
c. types of SIKPI changes requested; and
D. The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

Section 56

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 55 of the paragraph (3), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to the SIUP most days of work since the receipt of the application. complete, which result can be consent or rejection.

(2) If the request as referred to in paragraph (1) is approved, for a change in the form of a change in the specification of a fishing vessel, at most 2 (two) days of work performed physical examination of the vessel carrier by the officer The physical examiner's fishing vessel

(3) The physical examination of the fish carrier as referred to in the verse (2) must refer to the grosse of the original deed or the hypothetical deed.

(4) In terms of the physical examination the fishing vessel has been suitable, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination of the ship The fish transport is in line

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the vessel unsuitable, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the most long 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination of the ship Fish transport is not appropriate.

(6) The Director General publishes the SPP-PPP with a blangko SSBP's longest 2 (two) business days since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4).

(7) The applicant must pay the PPP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General for the longest 10 (ten) working days since the SPP-PPP was published.

(8) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PPP issued the applicant does not pay PPP, the SIKPI change application is declared null and void.

(9) The Director General publishes SIKPI changes at most 3 (three) business days after the receipt of the payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(10) If the request of a SIKPI change as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected and the results of the physical examination as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General convees the refusal to the most senior applicant 3 (three) Working day is for reasons and file requests for change SIKPI became the property of the Directorate General.

(11) The Director General publishes SIKPI change at most 2 (two) days of work since the request for change SIKPI was approved, for changes to the port of the base, unloading port, stopping port, or loading port and not Charged with levies.

(12) SIKPI changes came into effect since published until the end of the converted SIKPI term.

(13) The converted SIKPI was returned to the Directorate General of the longest 1 (one) months after the SIKPI change was published.

Section 57

(1) The change of SIKPI enterprises is not a fishing company can only be submitted after a period of 3 (three) months of date since SIKPI was published.

(2) The SIKPI change is performed if there is a change:
a. SIUPAL;
B. ship nationality mark for foreign ships; and/or
C. Helmsman.

(3) The company is not a fishing company to do a change SIKPI submitted a plea to the Director General, by attaching the requirement:
a.   SIUPAL photocopy;
B.   edited SIKPI photocopy;
c. type of SIKPI change requested;

D.   photocopies of passports and sailor books (seamen book) and photo nakhoda sizes 4 x 6 cm colored by 2 (two) sheets; and

e.   The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

Section 58

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 57 of the paragraph (3), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirement with regard to SIUPAL at least 3 (three) days of work since the receipt of the request In complete, the result is either an agreement or a rejection.

(2) The Director General publishes the SIKPI of the most recent changes 3 (three) days of work since the request for the SIKPI change was approved.

(3) If the request of a SIKPI change as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected, the Director General convees the refusal to the applicant at most 3 (three) business days accompanied by reason and the application of the SIKPI change application to The General Directorate.

(4) SIKPI changes came into effect since it was published until the expiration of the amended SIKPI term.
(5) The converted SIKPI is returned to the Directorate General of the longest 1 (one) months after the SIKPI change is published.
(6) The SIKPI change is not subject to PPP.

Paragraph 2
Extension
Section 59

(1) The SIKPI extension can be submitted 3 (three) months before the SIKPI expiration is terminated.

(2) Each person to undertake an extension of SIKPI must apply to the Director General, by attaching the requirements:
a.   SIUP photocopy;
B.   extended SIKPI photocopy;
c. photocopy grosse deed or fishing boat book;
D.   evidence payment water time Transmitter Vessel Monitoring System for the coming year;

e. a letter from the port head of the base, which states that the ship is based and landing the fish at the port according to the SIKPI;

f.    proof of LKU and LKP delivery;

G. a letter from the Director General of Processing and Marketing of the Fisheries Results stating that it has realized the construction of UPI 100% (one hundred percent) for a concerted capture fishery effort; and

i.    a sufficient statement letter from the owner of the ship or the company's responsibility stating:
1) fishing vessels no change of function, technical specifications and/or fish capture tool;

2) accept, assist with the agility of the task, and maintain the safety of the monitoring officer (observer) for the 30 (thirty) GT-sized fish catchers;

3) Kesanggupan uses the nakhoda and ABK Indonesian citizenship according to the rules of the legislation; and

4) the truth of data and the information delivered.

Section 60

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 59 of the paragraph (2), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirements with regard to the SIUP most days of work since the receipt of the application. complete, the result of consent or rejection.

(2) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) is approved, and there is a change in the technical specifications of the fishing vessel, at most 2 (two) days of physical examination of the ship's transport of fish carriers by the officers The physical examiner's fishing vessel

(3) The physical examination of the fishing vessel as referred to in verse (2), refers to the grosse of the original deed or a hypothetical deed.

(4) In terms of the physical examination the fishing vessel has been suitable, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the physical examination of the ship The fish transport is in line

(5) In terms of the results of the physical examination of the vessel unsuitable, the physical examiner of the fishing vessel the longest 3 (three) work day published a recommendation to the Director General that the results of the ship's physical examination Fish transport is not appropriate.

(6) The Director General publishes the SPP-PPP with a blangko SSBP's longest 2 (two) business days since its acceptance of the recommendation as referred to in paragraph (4).

(7) In the event of a request as referred to in paragraph (1) is approved and there is a change in the port port, unloading port, port of stopping, or the loading port of the Director General publishes SPP-PPP with a blangko-in-section SSBP's second (two) business days since the acceptance of the request as referred to in paragraph (1).

(8) The applicant must pay the PPP as referred to in paragraph (6) or paragraph (7) and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General of the longest 10 (ten) working days since the SPP-PPP was published.

(9) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PPP is issued the applicant does not pay PPP, the extension of SIKPI is declared null and void.

(10) The Director General publishes the SIKPI extension of the longest 3 (three) business days since the receipt of the payment proof (SSBP) is accepted.

(11) If the application of the SIKPI extension as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected and the results of the physical examination as referred to in paragraph (5) are not appropriate, the Director General addresses the applicant at the most recent 3 (3) days Work on the grounds of rejection and application for extension SIKPI became the property of the General Directorate.

(12) the extension (s) specified in paragraph (10) is valid for 1 (one) year after the expiration of the previous SIKPI period.

(13) If in the term of 1 (one) month since the expiration of the SIKPI term is not an extension, the extension provision of SIKPI is in effect with the terms of the new SIKPI issuer.

Section 61

(1) The SIKPI extension for fishing efforts with partnership patterns, port of base to the loading port, and fishy sentra of 30 (thirty) GT up to 60 (sixty) GT can be performed by the head of service province on behalf of the governor or head of UPT port of fisheries on behalf of the Director General.

(2) The head of the provincial service and head of the UPT port of fisheries which may perform an extension of the SIKPI as referred to in paragraph (1) is established with the Decision of the Director General.

(3) The SIKPI extension by the head of the provincial service on behalf of the governor or head of the fishing port UPT as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out in accordance with the requirements and conditions as set forth in the Regulation of this Minister.

Section 62

(1) The SIKPI ' s extension of the company is not a fishing company can be submitted 3 (three) months before the SIKPI expiration expires.

(2) The company is not a fishing company to perform an extension must apply to the Director General, by attaching the requirements as referred to in Article 26 of the paragraph (2) if there is a change.

Section 63

(1) Based on the request as referred to in Section 62 of the paragraph (2), the Director General performs the assessment of the completeness of the requirement with regard to SIUPAL at least 3 (three) days of work since the receipt of the request In complete, the result is either an agreement or a rejection.

(2) In terms of requests approved, the longest 3 (three) business days of the Director General publishes SPP-PPP with the blangko SSBP.

(3) The applicant must pay the PPP and deliver a proof of payment proof (SSBP) to the Director General for the longest 10 (ten) working days since the SPP-PPP was published.

(4) If in the term of 10 (ten) business days since the SPP-PPP is issued the applicant does not pay PPP, the extension of the SIKPI is declared null and void.

(5) The Director General publishes the SIKPI extension of the longest 3 (three) working days since the payment proof mark (SSBP) is accepted.

(6) If the application of the SIKPI extension as referred to in paragraph (1) is rejected, the Director General convees the refusal to the applicant at most 3 (three) business days accompanied by reason and application of the extension SIKPI Belongs to the General Directorate.

(7) the extension (s) as specified in the paragraph (5) applies to 1 (one) years of the preceding SIKPI period expiration.

(8) If in the term of 1 (one) month since the expiration of the SIKPI term is not an extension, the extension provision of SIKPI is in effect with the terms of the new SIKPI issuer.

(9) The extended SIKPI is returned to the Directorate General of the longest 1 (one) month after the SIKPI extension is published.

Paragraph 3
Reimbursed
Section 64

(1) The SIKPI replacement can be performed if the original SIKPI is damaged or lost.

(2) Any person who will make a replacement SIKPI must apply to the Director General by attaching the requirements:
a. Native SIKPI in terms of broken SIKPI or missing caption letters from the police in case of SIKPI missing; and
B. The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

(3) The Director General publishes SIKPI for the longest 3 (three) business days since the acceptance of the request as referred to in paragraph (2) in complete.

(4) If later, it is not true and is used for the benefit of harming the State and/or harming the other party, the reported SIKPI is missing and Replacement SIKPI revoked.

(5) The SIKPI replacement is not imposed PPP.

Fourth Quarter
Change, Extension, and Repayment of Licensing by the Governor or Regent/Mayor
Section 65

Requirements and methods of change, extension, and replacement of the SIUP, SIPI, and SIKPI which are the authority of the governor or the regent/mayor are set out in the Regulation of the Regions by referring to the Regulation of this Minister.

Fifth Part
The changes, the extension, and the Logging Proof Of The Ship's Proof of Entitlement
Paragraph 1
Changes
Section 66

(1) The change in the Evidence of Ship Seekers may be submitted after a timeframe of 3 (three) months since the Ship of the Ship's Seekers are published.

(2) The change of the Order of the Ship Proofs is performed if there is a change:
a. ownership of the fishing vessel;
B. fish capture tools; and/or
c. ship engines.

(3) Small Fisherman to perform a Proof of Ship Seekers Change applying to the county/city service chief by attaching the requirements:
a. photocopy Evidence of the Ship Finder; and
B. The type of change requested.

(4) Based on the request as referred to in paragraph (3), the head of the county/city service most recently 1 (one) of the working day published the Evidence of the Ship of the Ship of the Change.

Paragraph 2
Extension
Section 67

(1) The Extension Of The Ship's Record Evidence may be submitted 3 (three) months prior to the expiration of the Ship's Pencatatan Exhibit.

(2) Small Fisherman to perform an extension of the Warrant Seekers must apply to the head of the county/city service, by attaching the requirements:
a.   photocopy of the extended Ship Pencatatan Proof; and

B. A letter from the ship's owner that the fishing vessel does not have any changes in the ownership of fishing vessels, fishing gear, and/or ship engines.

(3) Based on a request as referred to in paragraph (2), the head of the county/city service at most 1 (one) of the working day publishes the Proof of the Ship Renewal.

Paragraph 3
Reimbursed
Section 68

(1) Replacement Of Ship Logging Evidence may be performed if Evidence of the original Ship Discourse is damaged or lost.

(2) Small fishermen who will make a replacement for the Proof of Ship Seekers must apply to the head of the county/city service by attaching the requirements:

a. Evidence of the original ship's log in evidence of a damaged ship or a missing letter from the police force in case of the evidence of the missing ship's search.

B.   The letter of the statement is sufficient for the truth of the data and the information that is delivered.

(3) The head of the county/city office publishes a Proof of Replacement Vessel for the most days of the day since the acceptance of the request as contemplated in paragraph (2) is complete.

BAB IX
CHARGE OF CHARGE (TRANSHIPMENT), CONSERVATION ACTION AND THE MANAGEMENT OF FISH RESOURCES
The Kesatu section
Charge Switch (Transhipment)
Section 69

(1) Each fishing vessel can perform a transhipment to the fishing vessel and/or to the fishing vessel.

(2) Transhipment as referred to in paragraph (1) is done with the provisions:
a.   have the same port port;
B.   implementation of the transhipment is overseen by fishing vessel monitoring and fish carrier (observer);
C.   transmitter VMS is in active condition and can be monitored online;
D.   report to the port port head as listed in SIPI or SIKPI;
e.   report to the fisheries supervisor at the port port as listed in the SIPI or SIKPI; and

f.    Fill out the captured fish transfer statement signed by each of the ship's skipper and delivered to the port head of the base.

(3) In the implementation of transhipment, the fish is required to be grounded in the port of the base according to SIPI or SIKPI and is not taken out of the country, except for fishing vessels which use the purse seine fishing device. size above 1000 (thousand) GT-operated on a single.

(4) Against fishing vessels and fishing vessels that violate the provisions as referred to in verse (3) are subjected to administrative sanctions of SIPI and SIKPI revocation.

Section 70

(1) Any fish transport vessels used in fish transport efforts with a partnership pattern can do transhipment with the provisions:
a.   fishing boat sized up to 10 (ten) GT;

B. Fishing and fishing activities are carried out by ships that have permits or evidence of ship-seekers and are partners;

c. The transferred fish is required to be grounded in the port of the fish carrier base which receives the transfer of the catch fish; and

D. Fill out a fishing transfer statement of the catch and are signed by each of the ship's skipper and delivered to the port head of the base.

(2) In the implementation of transhipment, the fish is required to be grounded in the port port according to SIKPI and are not brought out of the country.

(3) Against a fishing vessel that violates the provisions as referred to in paragraph (2) is subjected to administrative sanctions of the revocation of the SIKPI.

Article 71

The form and format of the catch fish transfer statement as referred to in Article 69 of the paragraph (2) letter f, and Section 70 of the paragraph (1) of the letter d as set forth in Annex XVII which is an integral part of the Regulation. This minister.

Section 72

The head port of the base must deliver a report on the implementation of the transhipment each month to the Director General, by attaching photocopies of the transfer statement of the fish

Second Part
Bycatch Results (Bycatch) Ecological Related (Ecologically Related Species) Tuna Fisheries
Section 73

(1) Each fishing vessel that has a SIPI in WPP-NRI is required to conduct conservation measures against a particular type of ecologically linked species with the tuna, set by Regional Fisheries Management Organization.

(2) The type of specific species as referred to in paragraph (1) is:
a.   The bycatch (bycatch) is a monkey shark (thresher shark); or

B.   The non-fish caught accidentally (incidental catch) are seabirds, sea turtles, and marine mammals including whales.

(3) The conservation action against a bycatch (bycatch) as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter (a) includes:
a.   releasing caught fish if it is still in life;
B.   perform the handling and/or blinding the fish caught in the dead and landing it in a whole state;

c. perform the recording of the type of fish caught in the dead state, and report it to the Director General via the port head of the base as set forth in SIPI.

(4) The conservation measures against non-fish caught accidentally (incidental catch) as referred to in paragraph (2) letters (b) include:
a.   release of the captured non-fish species if it is still in life;

B. Perform a registry of non-fish species caught in the dead, and report it to the Director General through the port head of the base as set forth in the SIPI.

(5) Against the fishing vessel that violates the provisions as referred to in verse (3) and verse (4) are subjected to administrative sanctions of the revocation of SIPI.

(6) The form and format of the report as referred to in paragraph (3) of the letter c and verse (4) letter b, as set forth in Annex XVIII which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Minister.

Third Part
By-catch Results (Bycatch) Ecological Related (Ecologically Related Species) Trawling Fishing Trawls and Fish Trawling Fisheries
Section 74

(1) A bycatch (bycatch) that is ecologically related (ecologically related species) fishing trawler and fishing trawling fish fish are mandatory mixed fish with the provisions:
a. be utilized for the consumption needs; and
B. Used for the raw ingredients of fish flour.

(2) The bycatch (bycatch) as referred to in paragraph (1) is reported by the skipper to the Director General via the port head of the base in accordance with SIPI.

(3) Against a fishing vessel that violates the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) is imposed administrative sanction of SIPI.

(4) The form and format of the report as referred to in paragraph (2) as set forth in Annex XIX which is an inseparable part of this Minister's Regulation.

Fourth Quarter
Catch of Fish During the Arrest Time Closed and/or Inside the Closed Fish Capture Area
Section 75

(1) Each fishing vessel that conducts fishing in ZEEI is prohibited from performing fishing based on:
a. fish capture time is closed; and/or
B. The fishing area is closed.

(2) The closing time of arrest and capture area is set with the Minister ' s Decision.

(3) Against a fishing vessel that violates the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) is imposed administrative sanction of SIPI.

Fifth Part
Catch of Fish and Fish Transport Ated Conservation Action
Section 76

(1) fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels are prohibited from making arrests and/or transport of certain fish types specifically subjected to conservation or protection measures.

(2) Against fishing vessels and/or fishing vessels that violate the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) are subjected to administrative sanctions of the revocation of SIPI and/or SIKPI.

BAB X
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
Section 77

(1) In support of the effectiveness and efficiency of the application of fish-origin exposure schemes in order to eradicate the activities of IUU fishing, the integration of the management information system (SIM) on line.

(2) Integrating SIM on line as referred to in paragraph (1) includes integrations of information systems between permissions and monitoring of fishing vessels, log books of fish capture, and ship registration which operates in the ZEEI region on RFMO.

(3) SIM on line as referred to in paragraph (1) may be accessed by relevant stakeholders.
(4) The provisions of the driver's license on line are governed by the Minister's own Rule.

BAB XI
CAPTURE FISHERY EFFORTS
Section 78

(1) Coaching of capture fishery efforts is carried out by the Director General, the governor, and the regent/mayor as per his authority.

(2) Coaching as referred to in paragraph (1), including coaching of business management, means management and infrastructure, fish capture techniques, fish quality on board, and concern for the sustainability of fish resources and environment.

BAB XII
SUPERVISION
Section 79

(1) The capture of capture fishery efforts is carried out by fisheries supervisors and/or by fishing surveillance vessels.
(2) The supervision of the capture fishing activities is carried out under the provisions of the laws.

BAB XIII
REPORTING
Section 80

(1) Any fishing trip, nakhoda is required to fill log book of fishing as well as handing it over to the name of SIPI holder to the Director General via the head of the fishing port as set forth in SIPI.

(2) In terms of the fishing vessel not based in fishing port, the nakhoda on behalf of the holder of the SIPI handed the log book of the arrest of the fish to the official appointed by the Director General on the port port.

(3) The provisions of the log book of fish capture are set up with its own Minister ' s Rule.

Section 81

(1) Any person doing an obligatory fishing fishing attempt makes LKU every 6 (six) months equipped with the realization of investments and a plea.

(2) Any person who conducts fish capture and fishing efforts is required to deliver LKP every 3 (three) months.

(3) The report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) is delivered to the Director General, the governor, or the regent/mayor as per his authority.

(4) Any person who does not perform the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are subject to administrative sanction:
a. warning/written reprimand;
B. freezing SIUP, SIPI, and/or SIKPI;
c. revocation of SIUP, SIPI, and/or SIKPI.

(5) the administrative sanction of a written warning (4) of a letter (4) of a letter is subject to the breach of the terms as it is in verse (1) and verse (2).

(6) If in the term of 1 (one) month after the warning/written reprimand is referred to in paragraph (5) delivered, the permit holder does not meet its obligations, subject to the sanction of the permission freeze.

(7) administrative sanction of a permit freeze as referred to in paragraph (4) the letter b is imposed at most (one) months since the sanctions were dropped.

(8) Licensee who has fulfilled its obligations prior to the end of the term as referred to in paragraph (7), the sanction of the permission freeze is revoked by the licensor.

(9) administrative sanction of the revocation of the license as referred to in paragraph (4) the letter c is imposed in the case of the term freezing of the permission as referred to in paragraph (7) has expired and the permit is not executed His obligations

(10) Further provisions on the terms of LKU and LKP reporting methods are set with the General Director ' s Decision.

BAB XIV
OTHER PROVISIONS
Section 82

Each fishing vessel and/or a foreign-flagged fishing vessel entering the fishing port is subject to the "port state measures" under the terms and/or international standards accepted. General.

Section 83

The fishing boat that crosses and/or is on WPP-NRI which is not listed in SIPI is prohibited from catching fish and must store fishing tools in unoperational conditions.

Section 84

Every holder of SIUP, SIPI, and SIKPI must play a role in supporting the prevention and countermeasures of IUU fishing through the delivery of the report of the action/practice of IUU fishing to the fisheries superintendent.

Section 85

(1) Each person who operates an Indonesian flag fishing vessel in WPP-NRI is required to be registered and loaded in the fishing vessel book used to acquire SIPI or SIKPI and for those who have owned SIPI and/or SIKPI is required to be registered to the Director-General to obtain the fishing vessel book.

(2) fishing vessels that have been equipped with fishing trawlbooks are given fishing vessel identifiers.

(3) The fishing vessel identifiers as referred to in paragraph (2), include:
a. The flags are always;
B. fish capture area signs;
c. sign the fishing path; and/or
D. Fish capture device.

(4) The provisions of the registration and tagging of fishing vessels are set up with its own Minister ' s Rules.

Article 86

(1) The existing document above the fishing vessel and/or the fishing vessel consists of:
a. Native SIPI/SIKPI;
B. The original Operation Laik (SLO) letter; and
C. The original sailing approval letter (SPB).

(2) Against the fishing vessel and/or fishing vessel that does not carry the document as referred to in paragraph (1), is categorized as having no documents.

Section 87

A fishing boat or Indonesian flag carrier that is given SIPI or SIKPI to catch fish or transport fish in WPP-NRI can carry out capture or transport of fish in the high seas by referring to the The provisions of the laws governing the Fishery Effort are captured on the high seas.

Section 88

A fishing boat measuring over 1,000 GT using a single-operated purse seine fishing device in WPP-NRI can land the fish outside the port of the base, both in the country. nor a port abroad appointed by the Director General, provided the following:
a.   doing fishing operation on ZEEI outside 100 miles;
B.   put the monitor (observer) on board; and

c. report on the plan and execution of fish landings at ports within the country or abroad to the Chief Port of the Base listed in SIPI.

BAB XV
TRANSITION PROVISIONS
Section 89

Every person who has a ship with a cumulative amount of 200 (two hundred) of GT is required to set up the longest legal entity 1 (one) years since the Minister's Ordinance is promulred.

Section 90

The use of garuda symbols in the SIUP, SIPI, and SIKPI formats is held at most times of the year since the Minister's Ordinance is promulgate.

Article 91

With the Ordinance of this Minister ' s Rule:

a. The SIUP and the RAPIPM are set before the Order of this Minister is still in effect throughout still conducting catch fisheries for the SIUP and as long as capital planting permits are still valid for RAPIPM;

B. The SIPI and SIKPI which have been established before the Ordinance of this Minister are still in effect until the expiration;

c. A new request, extension, change, and/or replacement of the SIUP, SIPI, or SIKPI, which has been delivered and is declared complete before it is provided this Minister Regulation, processed under the Regulation of the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries PER.14/MEN/2011 on the Capture Fisheries Effort as amended with the Regulation of the Minister of Marine and Fisheries Number PER.49/MEN/2011.

BAB XVI
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 92.

At the time the Minister ' s Ordinance went into effect, all the regulations that were the implementation of the Regulation of the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries Number PER.14/MEN/2011 on Capture Fisheries Efforts as amended with PER.49/MEN/2011 about Changes to the Regulations of Marine and Fisheries Minister Number PER.14/MEN/2011 on the Capture Fisheries Effort, are stated to remain in effect as long as not in conflict with the provisions of this Minister's Ordinance.

Section 93

At the time the Minister ' s Ordinance came into effect:

a. Decree of the Minister of Marine and Fisheries Number KEP.11/MEN/2004 on the Port of the Base For the fishing vessels associated with the port of the base for the Indonesian flag fishing vessel; and

b. the Regulation of the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries Number PER.14/MEN/2011 on the Effort of Capture Fisheries as amended by PER.49/MEN/2011 on Changes to the Regulation of the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries Number .14/MEN/2011 on Effort Capture Fisheries;
revoked and declared not applicable.

Section 94

The Regulation of the Minister comes into effect on the date of the promulctest.

For each person to know it, order the invitation of the Order of the Minister with its placement in the News of the Republic of Indonesia.

Specified in Jakarta
on December 27, 2012June
MINISTER OF MARINE AND FISHERIES
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

SHARIF C. SUTARDJO

It is promulred in Jakarta
on 11 January 2013
MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

AMIR SYAMSUDIN

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Attachment: bn81-2013