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Article 2 Of The Standard Purpose Of Social Rehabilitation Victims Of NAPZA Abuse Victims: a. be a reference in performing social rehabilitation for victims

NAPZA Abuse;

b. provide protection against victims of practice errors; c. provide the direction and performance guidelines for the rehabilitation organizers

social victims of NAPZA Abuse; and d. improving the quality and reach of the organizer ' s service

social rehabilitation of the Victims of NAPZA Abuse Victims. Section 3

The standard target of social rehabilitation includes: a. Government and local governments; and b. The social rehabilitation institution of the NAPZA Abuse Victims.

CHAPTER II OF SCOPE

Part Kesatu

General Section 4

The scope of the Social Rehabilitation Hosting victims of NAPZA Abuse includes:

a. Prevention; b. Social rehabilitation; c. advanced coaching (aftercare); and d. protection and social advocacy.

Article 5 (1) Hosting social rehabilitation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims

as referred to in Article 4 hosted by the Government, provincial government, county/city government, and society.

(2) The government as referred to in paragraph (1) is the Ministry of Social.

(3) The Provincial Government as referred to in paragraph (1) is the Governor and the area device in this case the social institution of the province.

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(4) The government of the regency/City as referred to in paragraph (1) is the Regent, Mayor and the area device in this case the county/city social agencies.

(5) The society as referred to in paragraph (1) is an individual, a group of care and commitment in carrying out social rehabilitation, and the social rehabilitation institution of the NAPZA Abuse Victims.

Section 6 of the implementation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims Act includes: a. victim; b. family; and c. society.

The Second Section of the Prevention

Article 7 of the Prevention as referred to in Article 4 of the letter is an effort to prevent the growing of NAPZA Abuse.

Article 8 (1) of NAPZA Abuse Prevention includes:

a. Primary; b. Secondary; and c. tertiary.

(2) The primary prevention as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a is an attempt to prevent a person from abusing NAPZA.

(3) Secondary Prevention as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b is a precautionary effort made against the user in order not to undergo dependence on NAPZA.

(4) The tertiary prevention as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter c is a precautionary effort against recovering users of NAPZA's dependence upon undergoing social rehabilitation in order not to develop a recurrence.

Part Third Social Rehabilitation

Article 9 Rehabilitation of the social rehabilitation of NAPZA Abuse as referred to in Article 4 of the letter b aims to:

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a. NAPZA abuse victims can carry out her social functions that include ability in performing roles, meeting needs, solving problems, and self-actualization; and

b. It created a social environment that supports the success of the social rehabilitation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims.

Article 10 of the Social Rehabilitation is exercised in form: a. motivation and diagnosis of psychosocial; b. treatment and parenting; c. vocational training and entrepreneurial coaching; d. Spiritual counseling; e. Physical guidance; f. social counseling and psychosocial counseling; g. Accessibility services; h. help and social assistance; i. The guidance of the resosialization; j Further guidance; and/or k. referral.

Article 11 (1) The Social Rehabilitation Steps are implemented with:

a. initial approach; b. the disclosure and understanding of the problem; c. The preparation of problem solving plans; d. Problem solving; e. resosiitization; f. terminations; and g. further coaching

(2) The social rehabilitation stage as referred to in paragraph (1) may be held in and/or outside the social rehabilitation institute.

Article 12 (1) The initial approach as referred to in Article 11 of the paragraph (1) font

A is a series of activities that precede the entire social rehabilitation process, consisting of the activities of socialization and consulting, identification, motivation, selection, and acceptance.

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(2) Activities which initiate the social rehabilitation process as referred to in paragraph (1) are executed by passing information to the public, related agencies, and social organizations to obtain support and the initial data on NAPZA abuse victims.

Section 13

(1) The disclosure and understanding of the problem as referred to in Section 11 of the letter b is the activities of collecting, analyzing, and formulating problems, needs, potential and sources that include physical, psychic aspects, social, spiritual, and cultural.

(2) The disclosure and understanding of the problem as referred to in paragraph (1) the results NAPZA ' s abuse prevention is an attempt to prevent further widespread abuse of Narcotics, Psychiatry, and other Addictive Substances.

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6. The further coaching of NAPZA's abuse victims is an effort directed at victims of Narcotics, Psychotropic, and other Addictive Substances to be able to maintain satisfaction, adapting to social and independent circles.

7. The social protection of NAPZA ' s abuse victims is all efforts geared toward preventing and addressing the risk of shocks and social vulnerability.

8. The social advocacy of NAPZA's abuse victims is to help clients or a group of clients to reach certain services when they are denied an institution or service system, and help expand the service to include more people. in need.

9. The Social Rehabistance is carried out through activities:

a. establish the trust of NAPZA abuse victims; b. Understanding of the NAPZA Abuse Victims ' Problems;

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c. increases the victim's understanding of the dangers of NAPZA Abuse;

d. find a variety of alternative problem solving for victims; and

e. Making changes in the behavior of NAPZA abuse victims. (2) The social targeting as referred to in paragraph (1) aims

for the victim: a. is able to increase confidence; b. able to be independent; and c. keep the satisfaction of relapse or relapse.

CHAPTER IV THE ROLE OF SOCIETY

Article 29 (1) The society has a wider opportunity to

play a role in the hosting of social rehabilitation Victims of NAPZA Abuse.

(2) The role of the society as referred to in paragraph (1) can be performed by: a. Individual, b. family; c. religious organization; d. Social organization of social society; e. The NGO's a community; f. the organization of the profession. The business entity; h. social welfare institutions; and/or i. foreign social welfare agencies.

Article 30 (1) The role of society as referred to in Article 29 can

in the form of thought, power, means, and funds. (2) The role of the society as referred to in paragraph (1) among others

through activities: a. create a communication forum; b. conduct research; c. form a rehabilitation institute; d. holding seminars and discussions;

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e. provide advice and consideration in the NAPZA abuse rehsos program;

f. providing human resources managing the social rehablitation of NAPZA Abuse Victims;

g. reported using NAPZA abuse to the authorities; dan/or

h. providing services to the NAPZA Abuse Victims. BAB V

AUTHORITY Section Kesatu

Government Article 31

(1) The Minister has the authority: a. formulating and setting policies and programs in

the application of the social rehabilitation of NAPZA Abuse Victims;

b. carrying out the social rehabilitation of NAPZA Abuse Victims through the Technical Managing Unit with institutions in accordance with the agency standards;

c. sets the norms, standards, procedures, and the criteria for hosting social rehabilitation for Victims NAPZA abuse organized by the social rehabilitation institute Victims of NAPZA Abuse;

d. It is a nationwide audience against the nationwide organizing of the NAPZA Abuse Victims ' social rehabilitation; and

e. improve social rehabilitation services; (2) Government authority as referred to in paragraph (1)

is exercised by the Minister. The Second Part

Province

Article 32 of the Governor has the authority:

a. coordinate the implementation of policy, programs, and the activities of the social rehabilitation of the Victims of the NAPZA Abuse Victims of the Regional Device Works (SKPD) and inter-county/city on its territory;

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b. Cooperate with other provinces and districts/cities in other provinces, as well as the facilitation of inter-Kabupaten/city cooperation in the implementation of the laws of legislation;

c. conducting strengthening institutional capacity including increasing human resources for the implementation of the social rehabilitation of NAPZA Abuse Victims;

d. conduct coaching and supervision of the district/kota; online rehabilitation of NAPZA's social rehabilitation victims.

e. facilitate the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of the social rehabilitation of the NAPZA Abuse Victim;

f. Set up, mapping and verification of the implementation of the social rehabilitation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims of the province; and

g. provide the social rehabilitation services of the NAPZA Abuse Victims.

The Third Section

District/City Article 33

The Regent/mayor has the authority:

a. coordinate the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of the social rehabilitation of NAPZA Abuse Victims in the district/kota;

b. Cooperate with District/City in one province and inter-county/city cooperation in other provinces in the implementation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims ' social rehabilitation program policy in accordance with regulatory provisions. The legislation;

c. conducting strengthening institutional capacity including improving human resources for the implementation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims ' social rehabilitation;

d. facilitate the implementation of the policies, programs, and the activities of the social rehabilitation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims;

e. carrying out the implementation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims ' Social Rehabilitation Services; and

f. providing the social rehabilitation services of NAPZA Abuse Victims;

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CHAPTER VI COACHING AND SUPERVISION

Article 34 (1) The minister conducts coaching and supervision over the implementation of

policies, programs, and the activities of the Social Rehabilitation Victim of NAPZA Abuse to Provincial government.

(2) The Governor conducts coaching and supervision over the implementation of the policy, program, and activities of the Misuse Of NAPZA Abuse Victims to the district/city government.

(3) Mayor/Bupati conducts coaching and supervision over the implementation of the policies, programs, and activities of the Social Rehabilitation Victim of NAPZA Abuse by the social rehabilitation institute of NAPZA Abuse Victims.

BAB VII MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Section For Monitoring

Section 35 (1) To ensure synergy, continuity, and effectiveness of step-

step in a unified way in the implementation of policies, programs, and activities NAPZA Abuse Social rehabilitation development, government, provincial government, and county/city government conducting monitoring.

(2) Monitoring as referred to in paragraph (1) to know the development and obstacles in the the implementation of the policies, programs, and social rehabilitation activities of the Victims Misuse of NAPZA.

(3) Monitoring is conducted regularly through coordination and direct monitoring of regional device work units carrying out policies, programs and the social rehabilitation activities of NAPZA Abuse Victims.

The Article 36 Monitoring as referred to in Article 35 aims to know: a. activities implemented; b. problems arising in the process of activities; c. methods and techniques used to achieve the purpose of activities; d. Client's behavioral changes; and e. increased quality of life.

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Second Section Evaluation Section 37

(1) Evaluation of policy implementation, program and social rehabilitation activities of NAPZA Abuse Victims conducted by Ministers) Social Assistance was performed in order to improve

effectiveness of the safety of the social services and rehabilitation victims of NAPZA abuse victims.

(2) Social Assistance is exercised in and/or outside of the institution.

(3) The social attest as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised in social rehabilitation activities, advanced coaching, protection and social advocacy.

Article 27

Social services can be conducted by Social Social Worker, Social Welfare, and trained Social Welfare.

Article 28 (1) Social Ass The Regent/Mayor is obligated to deliver the implementation report

policies, programs, and activities of the social rehabilitation of NAPZA Abuse Victims held by the (2) The Governor is obligated to deliver reports of implementation of the policies, programs, and the social rehabilitation activities of the NAPZA Abuse Victims in its area to the Minister of Social Affairs and Minister of the Interior.

(3) Every institution The social rehabilitation of the NAPZA Abuse Victims is required to make a written report of the implementation of activities at the end of the year concerning the social rehabilitation activities of the NAPZA Abuse Victims to the local social agencies.

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(4) Implementation reporting as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) is performed annually.

(5) The form and layout of the reporting as referred to in paragraph (4) are executed in accordance with the provisions of this section. Perinvite-invite rule.

CHAPTER IX FUNDING

Article 40 (1) The funding source for the execution of victims ' social rehabilitation

NAPZA abuse includes:

a. State Shopping Revenue Budget; b. provincial area shopping income budget; c. district shopping income budget district/kota; d. Community donations; and/or e. a valid source of funding in accordance with the provisions of the regulations

legislation.

(2) The provision of funds for the implementation of the implementation activities of the social rehabilitation victims of NAPZA Abuse as referred to in paragraph (1) is allocated by the Government, provincial government, and district/city regional governance accordingly with his authority and the laws.

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provisions CLOSING Article 41

With these regulations, Social Minister Regulation Number 56 /HUK/2009 on Service and Social Rehabilitation Victims Of Narcotics Abuse, Psychotropic, and Other Addictive Substances revoked and declared not applicable.

Article 42

This regulation is made as the norm, standards, procedures, and the criteria that govern regarding the Social Rehabilitation Standards Of The Victims Of Narcotics, Psychotropic Misuse, and Other Addictive Substances which is a reference to the provincial government and local government. -District/City.

Article 43

This Social Minister ' s Regulation is beginning to apply at a set date.

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In order for everyone to know, ordered the Order of the Order of the Union of Social Affairs with its placement in the News of the Republic of Indonesia.

Set in Jakarta on November 29, 2012 MINISTER OF SOCIAL REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

SALIM SEGAF AL JUFRI

Reinvited in Jakarta on 5 December 2012 MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

AMIR SYAMSUDIN

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