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BANDUNG CITY AREA SHEET
YEAR
: 2009
NUMBER
: 22
REGULATION OF BANDUNG CITY AREA
NUMBER: 22 YEAR 2009
ABOUT
THE HOSTING OF PERMITS
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD YANG MAHA ESA
MAYOR OF BANDUNG,
DRAWS: A. that the obligations of the Government of Bandung City guarantee a climate of inventories that
conducive, provide legal certainty, oversee common interests, and
maintain a living environment;
b. that licensing functions as a government instrument in the supervision,
control, protection in the activities of attempted or in activities
of a society that impacts general interest;
c. that as an attempt to improving the quality of licensing
in accordance with the general principles of good governance as well as to provide
protection for the public from the misuse of the authority within
the hosting of permits, then required a legal setting that
supports it;
d. that based on considerations as referred to in the letter a, the letter
b and the letter c, need to specify the Bandung City Regional Regulation on
The Perizinan;
Given: 1. Act Number 16 of 1950 on Territorial Condemnations
The Major Cities In Lingkuan Province Of East Java, Central Java, West Java,
and In The Yogyakarta Special Region (republican Gazette
Indonesia In 1950) As amended by the Law
Number 2 of 1965 (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 1965
No. 19, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 2730);
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2. Law No. 23 of 1997 on Environmental Management
Life (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 1997 No. 68,
Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3699);
3. Law No. 28 of 1999 on the State of the Union which
Clean and Free of Corruption, Colusion and Nepotism (State Sheet
1999 Number 75, Additional Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia
No. 3851);
4. Law No. 10 Year 2004 on the Establishment of Regulation
legislation (sheet state of the Republic of Indonesia in 2004
No. 53, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4389);
5. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Local Government
(sheet state of the Republic of Indonesia 2004 No. 125, Supplement
sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as amended
for the second time with Invite 12 Years 2008 (State Sheet Of The Year
2008 Number 59, Additional State Sheet Number 4844;
6. Law Number 26 Of 2007 challenged The Settings Of Space (Sheet
State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2007 Number 68, Extra Sheet
The State Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4725);
7. Law No. 14 of 2008 on the openness of public information
(sheet state of the Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 61, Supplement
sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4846);
8. Law No. 25 of 2009 on Public Service (Sheet
Indonesia's Repulic Country 2009 Number 112, Additional Sheets
State Of The Republic Indinesia Number 5038);
9. Government Regulation No. 16 Year 1987 on Change of Area Limits
Bandung Level II Regional Municipality with Level II Regional Regency
Bandung (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 1987 No. 34,
Extra Sheet Republic of Indonesia Number 3358);
10. Regulation of Regional Municipal Area 05 Year 2008 on Tata
How to Formation Regional Regulations (Bandung City Area Sheet Year
2008 Number 05);
11. Bandung City Area Regulation No. 08 2008 Plan
Regional Long Term Development (RPJPD) 2005-2025;
12. Bandung City Area Rules Number 09 Year 2009 on Plan
Regional Long-term Development (RPJMD) Bandung City Year 2009-
2013;
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With Joint Approval
THE PEOPLE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL OF THE CITY AREA OF BANDUNG
AND
MAYOR BANDUNG
DECIDED:
SET: BANDUNG CITY AREA ' S REGULATIONS ON
HOSTING THE PERMITS.
BAB I
provisions of UMUM
Article 1
In this Region Regulation referred to:
1. The area is Bandung City.
2. The Regional Government is the Bandung City Government.
3. The Regional People's Representative Council is the People's Representative Council
The Bandung City area which is next abbreviated to DPRD.
4. The mayor is the mayor of Bandung.
5. The Bandung City Area Device is the Regional Chief auxiliary element
in the holding of regional government consisting of Secretariat
Regions, DPRD Secretariat, Regional Service, Regional Technical Instituts,
Subdistrict and Kelurahan.
6. A license is a Country Enterprise Decision granted to
a person or a business entity/body of data to provide
the basis of the validity in performing a certain legal action.
7. Peizinan is a function and process in the holding of government
in the license issuer.
8. Law enforcement is an attempt to apply administrative, criminal
and data laws in concrete situations either through the process
trial and outside of the judiciary, so that it can be set level
compliance with laws.
9. Supervision is a monitoring activity, reporting and evaluating
Licensee's activities to establish a level of obedience to
the requirements of the permit and/or the laws.
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10. Administrative sanction is the application of a legal means device
administration that is the imposition of duty and/or removal
the right to the authority holder and/or the organizer of the organizers on the basis
disobedience and/or Violation of license terms and/or
laws.
11. The next organizer of the Permits called the organizers was
The mayor and the regional device work unit that got
authorized the authority.
12. The other organizers called the authorities were the officials
and employees in the organizing unit of the organizing area
the permits.
BAB II
AZAS AND SCOPE
Part Kesatu
Asas
Section 2
In the staging of the prizinan are interspersed based on the asas:
a. legal certainty;
b. openness;
c. community participation;
d. accountability;
e. Common interests;
f. professionalism;
g. equal rights, and
h. the balance of rights and obligations.
The Second Section
The Scope
Section 3
(1) The permit set in this Regional Regulation is based on the mandatory business
and the Bandung City Governance business.
(2) Scope setting up the permissions of malic:
a. The licensing arrangement is performed by means of deletion, incorporation,
simplification and the licensing of permissions;
b. pegelompokan permission based on classification and catagories;
c. licensing procedures;
d. the licensing organizer;
e. standard licensing services;
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f. role as well as the community; and
g. Law enforcement.
BAB III
PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
Part Kesatu
Purpose
Article 4
The licensing organizer aims to:
a. provide legal certainty and reassurance efforts;
b. provide legal protection for permit and community holders.
c. embody an administration orderly and improve the quality of the service;
d. setting and setting public licensing services based on
qualifications and catagories;
e. enhance understanding for licensing organizers in the region
against the permissions policy; and
f. provide clarity of procedure, mechanism and coordination between agencies
in the staging of permissions.
Second Section
Target
Section 5
The target of licensing is:
a. The level of community satisfaction with the permission of the ministry;
b. reduced conflict and legal disputes;
c. Its ease of ease of access to permissions; and
d. The coordination and interest between the device work unit
the area in the staging of the licensing.
BAB IV
FUNSI PERIZSE
Section 6
The permit set in the regulations of the area serves as:
A. government instruments;
b. Preventative yuridis;
c. control;
d. coordination;
e. public supervision; and
f. the original revenue of the area.
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Section 7
(1) The function of the governance instrument as referred to in Section 6
letter a is intended as a means of administrative law to govern,
directs, and protects the community.
(2) Functions a governance instrument as referred to in paragraph (1)
aims for:
a. Converts a common norm for certain legal actions;
b. set on individual deeds;
c. provide legal protection; and
d. protecting common interests, public goods, cultural objects,
living environment, natural resources and baucatous resources.
Article 8
(1) preventive juridical functions as referred to in Section 6 of the letter b
intended to prevent Licensee from committing a breach
clearance requirements and/or laws.
(2) The preventive yuridical function as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed
by listing the norm.
Article 9
The control function as referred to in Article 6 of the letter c
is intended for:
A. prevent, address and mitigate the spread of social impact,
the economy, and the environment quickly, appropriately, as well as coordinated; and
b. reducing losses to government, society and izizn holders.
Article 10
The coordination function as referred to in Article 6 of the letter d
is intended to combine and absorb the process and substance
licensing the Regional Government environment.
Article 11
(1) Public supervision functions as referred to in Section 6 of the letter e
are intended to provide the same opportunity and breadth
to the community. to play a role and in the library.
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(2) The execution of a public surveillance function as referred to in the paragraph
(1) is done in a way:
a. improving self-reliance, community empowerment, and partnerships;
b. Grow the ability and pioneer of the community;
c. cultivate a community response to perform
social supervision;
d. provide opinion advice; and
e. relay information and/or reports.
Section 12
The regional revenue function as referred to in Article 6 of the letter f
is intended to increase the original revenue of the area in accordance with
regulations It's
BAB V
SUBJECT AND LICENSING OBJECTS
First Section
Licensing Subject
Article 13
(1) The licensing subject is the oarang and/or legal entity.
(2) The order and submission requirements Permissions for people and bodies
The law as referred to in paragraph (1) is set further in
The Mayor's Rule.
The Second Part
The Licensing Object
Article 14
1) The licensing object is the activity people and/or bodies that can
be subjected to permissions based on specific cryreria.
2) Criteria as defined in paragraph (1) include activities that are:
a. generate an important impact for the environment, the layout, and
society;
b. potentially inflict loss, danger and disruption;
c. potentially elicits an order disorder; and
d. affect economic and social influence.
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Section 15
Any mandatory clearance decision contains the most:
a. officials authorized to publish permissions;
b. the legal basis of granting permission;
c. the subject of permission;
d. The Dictum set forth the terms, restrictions and
terms; and
e. Permit publishing reason; and other matters related to
a provision that prevents the schedule of violation of licensing and/or regulations
laws.
BAB VI
PENATAAN PERIZSE
Article 16
The licensing arrangement is done through the way:
a. removal;
b. Merge;
c. simplification; and
d. Feel free.
Part Kesatu
Elimination
Article 17
Elimination as referred to in Article 16 of the letter is mandatory
against the permissions that:
a. Not in accordance with the laws of the law;
b. impeding investment; or
c. raises the high cost economy
Second Part
The merger
Article 18
The merger as referred to in Article 16 of the letter b is mandatory
against the type of permissions :
a. have common goals, functions, substances, and procedures with permissions
others;
b. inconsistency;
c. overlaps; and
d. conflicting.
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Third Section
simplification
Article 19
The simplification as referred to in Article 16 of the letter c is mandatory
against the type of permissions that the procedure is long, convoluted and/or
recurrent requirements.
Fourth Quarter
Abundance
Article 20
The overflow as referred to in Article 16 of the letter d is done against
the type of permissions that are with consideration due to the scope of the scope the impact of its activities
relatively small and the range of service will be able to further accelerate,
streamlined and efficient.
Article 21
(1) The provisions of the deletion and incorporation of the licensing types
as referred to in Article 17 and Section 18 are further set up with
The Mayor ' s Regulation.
(2) Terms of simplification and devolution of licensing types
as referred to in Section 19 and Section 20 is further
with the Mayor Regulation.
BAB VII
GROUPING OF TYPES PERIZSE
Section 22
(1) Perizinan are classified according to:
a. Classification; and
b. Category.
(2) Classification as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a includes permission;
a. effort; and
b. non-business.
(3) The category referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter b includes permission:
a. utilization of space;
b. environment of life;
c. It's a homestead;
d. "
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e. cultivation of capital;
f. probity;
g. water resources;
h. construction;
i. transport;
j. communications;
k. farm;
l. farm;
m. Employment;
n. education and training;
o. Boga services
p. health;
q. social;
r. trade;
s. Industrial;
t. Kebinamargaan;
u. other.
Part Kesatu
Classification of Permission
Section 23
(1) The business permit as referred to in Section 22 of the paragraph (2) letter a
is a commercial permit.
(2) Non-business permissions as referred to in Section 22 of the paragraph (2) of the letter
is the permission attached to the non-commercial license object.
The Second Part
Katagori Permission
Section 24
(1) The category of the Heating Expediency is intended to be used in the case of the license. in Article 22 of the paragraph
(3) the letter a is the associated permissions in realizing the space structure
and the pattern space in accordance with the layout plan through the drafting of
and the execution of the program and its celebration.
(2) The environmental categories of the living as referred to in Section 22 of the paragraph
(3) the letter b is the permission associated with space unity with
all things, power, circumstances, and living things, including human beings and
its behavior that affects the survival of and
human well-being as well as other living beings.
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(3) The severity category as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph
(3) the letter c is the permit associated with everything
in connection with the hosting of tourism.
(4) Katagori reclamas as referred to in Section 22 of the paragraph (3)
the letter d is the permission associated with the object, tool, deed or
media which, according to its form and complexion for purposes of
commercial, is used to introduce, advocating or
present a item, service or person, or for an interesting
attention the common to any goods, services or placed or placed
may be viewed, read, and/or heard from a place by the general,
unless done by the Government.
(5) The investment category as omane is referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph (3)
letter e is a permit related to any form of planting activities
capital, by domestic planters and planters
foreign capital to conduct efforts in the territory of the Union State
Republic of Indonesia.
(6) The dissection category as referred to in Article 22 of paragraph (3)
letter f is permission which is related to the land of the country or land that
is chipped with something of land rights.
(7) Katagori sumbe the water power as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph
(3) the letter g is the permit associated with water, a source of water and power
the water contained in it.
(8) The construction category as referred to in Section 22 of the paragraph (3)
letter h is the license associated with the whole or in part
series of merchandising and/or execution. and
oversight that includes architectural, civil, mechanical work,
electrikal and their respective environment and their respective completeness
to realize a building or other physical form.
(9) The transport category as referred to in Article 2 of the paragraph (3)
letter i is the permission associated with transportation activities.
(10) The communication category as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph (3)
huruh j is the permission associated with the communication activities.
(11) The agricultural category as referred to in Article 22 verse (3)
letter k is a permit associated with agricultural activities.
(12) The ranch category as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph (3)
letter l is the permit associated with the ranch activities.
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(13) The employment category referred to in Section 22 of the paragraph
(3) the letter m is a labor-related permit
before, during, and after the work.
(14) the education category as referred to in Article 22 of paragraph (3)
the letter n is the permit associated with education and training.
(15) The services of boga services as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph (3)
the letter o is the permission associated with the activities boga services business.
(16) The health category as referred to in Article 22 of paragraph (3)
letter p is a permit associated with a health activity.
(17) The soisal clearance category as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph (3)
letter q is the permission attached to a social permissions object.
(18) Category trade as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph (3)
the letter r is the permit associated with the trade activities.
(19) The industrial catergori is referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph
(3) the s is the related permission with the industrial activity.
(20) The category of binamarency as referred to in Article 22 verse
(3) the letter t is the permit associated with the activities of the highway, the structure
the land, and the bridge.
(21) Another permit category as referred to in Article 22 of the paragraph (3)
the letter u is the permission associated with other activities
mandates the laws.
BAB VIII
LICENSING PROCEDURES
Article 25
The licensing procedure must meet:
a. administration requirements;
b. Yuiridis requirements;
c. technical requirements, and;
d. Managerial requirements.
Psal 26
(1) The administrative requirements as referred to in Section 25 of the letter a
are the requirements required in fulfillment of the aspect
ketataenterprise as the basis for submission of a permit.
(2) The judicial requirements referred to in Section 25 of the letter b are
requirements are required in the fulfillment of the validity aspect for an
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(3) The technical requirements as referred to in Section 25 of the letter c are
the requirements required to support activities in the field.
(4) the managerial requirements referred to in Article 25 of the letter d.
is everything related to the function, responsibility,
or activities in management.
(5) Requirements as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), paragraph (3) and
paragraph (4) is set to continue with the Regulation. Mayor.
BAB IX
AUTHORING PERMIT
Article 27
(1) The authoring of permission to be in the Mayor.
(2) In the exercise of authoring authorization as referred to
in paragraph (1), the Mayor may delegate to the working unit
the area device that is in charge of the Hosting the permissions.
BAB X
ORGANIZER OF THE LICENSING MINISTRY
Section Permissions
Institutional
Article 28
(1) The licensing of the licensing is set up efficiently and effectively
as per the task and function of the permissions service.
(2) The organizer of the ministry The licensing of various types
permits are done through an integrated licensing ministry
one door.
(3) The form of the licensing organizer as referred to in paragraph (2)
led by the official Eselon level IIb.
Section 29
(1) The organizers are required to conduct a performance evaluation of the service apparatus
permits in the environment of its organization at least 6
(six) months.
(2) The organizer is required to complete and improve the performance
The service is based on evaluation results
as a result of a paragraph (1).
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(3) The results of performance evaluations as referred to in paragraph (1) and
the refinement as referred to in paragraph (2) is mandatory
to the Mayor and/or the official authorized.
(4) Evaluation The performance of the apparatus and the consummation as intended in
paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are performed under the principles of the staging
licensing services, as well as clear and measurable indicators according to
the laws.
Second section
organizer of the organizer apparatus resource
section 30
(1) The host apparatus assigned to the licensing organizer
takes precede for the competency of the field.
(2) The placement of an organizer apparatus is required to be held
transparent, non-discriminatory and fair, in accordance with the regulations
the negotiations.
Article 31
(1) Avenues are prohibited as co-ordinates, either organization
business and political organizations directly related to
hosting the services of the permissions concerned, unless
is otherwise specified by a Regional Rule.
(2) the incumbent administrator is a good organization administrator
venture organization and political organization which is not excluded by
a Regional Regulation as referred to in paragraph (1) may
be dismissed from the post and/or dismissed his employee status.
Article 32
Ams are prohibited from leaving the duties and obligations with respect to the position
or his post, unless it has a clear, rational and legitimate reason to fit
with Applicable law.
Section 33
Ams are required to provide liability in accordance with the law
in effect if resigning or waive the responsibility of
the position or post.
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Article 34
Ams are required to meet the call to attend or carry out the order
an act of law at the request of authorized officials from the institution
the country or government agencies are entitled, Authorized and authorized appropriate
laws.
The Third Part
Duty and Authority
Section 35
The task and authority of the licensing organizer include:
1. formulate a technical and managerial policy of licensing
based on the settings specified in the Regulation of this Region;
2. carrying out the permissions service;
3. coordinate with related agencies;
4. conduct the study and research related to
the development of the licensing policy set by the Government
and by the Provincial Government;
5. Formulate a permit requirement according to each permit category;
6. managing information;
7. Conduct a test, test and assessment of the requirements that
is submitted by the permission applicant;
8. published a permit in accordance with authority under the Regional Regulations
this;
9. doing surveillance;
10. wearing administrative sanction against the permit violator;
11. perform the socialization of policies and related legislation
permits;
12. conduct counseling and public awareness of the importance of
clearance management; and
13. manage community complaints.
BAB XI
STANDARD LICENSING SERVICES
Section 36
(1) The organizers are required to compose and set the service standards
licensing under the classification, organized categories with
paying attention to the permission of the licensed applicant;
(2) The organizers are required to apply the standard of service as
referred to in paragraph (1).
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Article 37
Standards of licensing services as referred to in Section 36 of the paragraph (1)
are compiled based on classification, categories and types including procedures and
the products of the permissions service.
Section 38
The organizers of the licensing ministry have an obligation:
a. host a quality licensing service in accordance with
the specified service standard;
b. manage the complaint of the service recipient as per the mechanism
applies;
c. deliver periodic accountability for the implementation
the licensing ministry is set further by the Regulation
Mayor;
d. comply with the terms applicable in the settlement of the services dispute
licensing;
e. comply with the laws related to the task and
and its authority in the hosting of the permissions;
f. establish service standards include setting standards requirements,
standard cost and time standards; and
g. each alignment of mandatory licensing services
inform the standards of licensing services to the community.
Article 39
(1) Each perizianan service organizer is entitled to receive
the top award His achievements in hosting the
licensing;
(2) The provisions of the manner of assessment and award awarding
the achievement of the licensing of the licensing ministry as intended in
the paragraph (1) is set with the Mayor ' s Regulation.
Article 40
Organizing of the compulsory licensing ministry have a behavioral code as a code
a code of conduct in providing the permissions, as follows:
a. acted honest, disciplined, proportionate and professional;
b. act fair and undiscriminatory;
c. Caring, meticulous and careful;
d. being friendly and friendly;
e. be assertive, and do not provide a belitly service;
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f. acted independent and prohibited from accepting rewards in any bentuuk;
and
g. transparent in execution and able to take steps
that is creative and innovative.
Article 41
(1) Ams that do not meet the obligations and/or violate the prohibition
as referred to in this Regional Regulation Imposed sanctions
administration consists of:
a. warning;
b. Salary reduction in a given time;
c. repayment payment;
d. delay or decrease of rank or group;
e. The release of the post in a given time;
f. a stop with respect; or
g. non-respect stops.
(2) The order of the application of administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph
(1) is implemented in accordance with the laws.
BAB XII
THE ROLE AS WELL AS SOCIETY
Section 42
(1) In improving the quality of performance of the licensing required the role
as well as the society.
(2) The role as well as the society as referred to in paragraph (1) Realized
in the form of public cooperation and supervision.
(3) The public is entitled to access information and participation access
at any stage and time in the hosting of permits.
(4) Access information as defined in paragraph (3) includes:
a. stages and time in the given decision making process
permission; and
b. Activities plan and/or effort and impact estimates
environment and society;
(5) Participation access as referred to in paragraph (3) includes submission
complaint of consent or violation of permissions and/or loss
as a result of activities and/or efforts.
(6) The terms of the filing of complaint over objection or pelnggenation and/or
losses as referred to in paragraph (5) are based on regulations
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Article 43
(1) The supervision of the hosting of permits is performed by
the public.
(2) Oversight by the public as referred to in paragraph (1)
is done either against the violation of laws
nor against the licensing documents.
(3) Against the violation of the rules As
referred to in paragraph (2) the public may provide information to
Mayor, organizer, functional supervisor and/or DPRD.
(4) Against the violation of the licensing documents as
referred to in paragraph (2) the public may provide information to
Mayor, organizer, Pamong Praja and/or DPRD Police Unit.
BAB XIII
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Part Kesatu
Oversight
Article 44
(1) Oversight of the permit publishing process is carried out by the Mayor.
(2) The mayor may assign an oversight of supervising coordination
as referred to in paragraph (1) to the official
appointed and/or an area device working unit based on duty and
its responsibility.
(3) The assignment as referred to in paragraph (3) is set further in
Mayor Regulation.
Second Section
Administrative sanction
Article 45
The type of administrative sanction against the permit subject includes:
A. permission denied;
b. delay of permissions;
c. freezing permissions;
d. permission revocation;
e. revocation permission;
f. mandatory audit;
g. warning;
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j. committed a specific deed that was ordered;
k. Government coercion;
l. forced money;
m. payment of a certain amount of money;
n. Administration fines;
o. disincentive.
Article 46
(1) The attempted and/or business-answering activities
administration if the results of the surveillance indicate any evidence
violation of the laws.
(2) Advanced surveillance results as referred to in paragraph (1)
done by the Mayor and/or area device work unit.
(3) The introduction of the administrative sanction as referred to in paragraph (1)
is done with:
a. Refusal of permission is performed if the permit does not meet
either the principal requirements and the additional terms/supplements that
must be included by the permission applicant;
b. Permission delay is done if:
1. The applicant's permission has not been able to meet the requirements
in addition to the completion of the mandatory permit requirement
the applicant; and
2. The permit has not yet allowed to carry out its activities
as specified in the permit.
c. The permission freeze is done if:
1. permissions do not perform activities;
2. permissions have not technically completed what
is supposed to be his liability; and
3. The permission holder does things beyond what
contained in the licensing requirements.
d. The revocation is done if the applicant has performed an
deed which is not justified by hokum and/or patchiness;
e. Revocation of the license is performed if the permit holder has been determined
violates the requirements in the license and/or violation of the law;
f. mandatory audits are conducted in order to drive the party holder
izinto correct the performance and/or in order of upgrade
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g. A warning is performed in an attempt to perform
something actions that will lead to a breach of
the permit and/or law requirements;
h. The temporary shutdown of the effort/activities is done so that the party will
answer the effort to stop all of its business activities;
i. The warranty money may be a condition for a permit and money
The warranty is declared lost if the required conditions are in
permission granted is not met or is an
compensation for loss;
j. perform certain deeds ordered done in
a precautionary effort;
k. Administration coercion is formulated as a real action to
perform among others: move, vacate, close
outlet, stop the machine, unload, fix the state
originally and other concrete actions that allows
incessation of legal violations by the disclaimer
activities/efforts;
l. Forced money is imposed as an alternative to real coercion;
m. the payment of a certain amount of money is another variant of the money
the force is to be subject to the recutration of the effort
and/or activities that impact the pollution and the damage relative
small so it can be immediately recoverable or restored with
a relatively small cost;
n. Administration fines were conducted to provide the penalty appropriate
with the rules of the legislation;
o. The disincentive is done if the attempted and/or
activities do not meet the minimum compliance obligations that are
in the end, so that the performance is not able
qualified as a law violation.
Third Section
Officials Officer Charged
Article 47
(1) The mayor is authorized to wear administrative sanction.
(2) Sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) are imposed Against
an effort and/or activities in charge.
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Article 48
(1) The mayor may delegate the authority of the sanctions
administration to the regional device work unit.
(2) The delegate of authority as referred to by paragraph (1)
is set further in the Mayor Regulation.
Fourth Section
The nature of the Sanctions
Article 49
(1) the administration of the administration is alternative or cumulative.
(2) administration sanctions can be subject to alternatives only to the type
sanction coercion of government or forced money.
(3) cumulative sanctions can Imposed simultaneously among the types
Other sanctions that are in the scope of administration sanction and/or
with criminal sanctions.
Fifth Section
Criterian Introduction of Sanctions
Article 50
The introduction of administrative sanctions is based on the criteria:
a. impact posed on the environment;
b. the threat of harm to humans and other living beings;
c. degree of compliance with obligations and orders in accordance with
the requirements of the permission and regulations of the negotiations;
d. availability of means and prevention and countermeasures
impacts; and
e. other factual considerations that are based on concrete situations.
BAB XIV
provisions TRANSITION
Article 51
(1) At the time of the start of the Regulation of this Region:
a. The regional device work unit in the Regional Government environment is not
again has the task and authority to provide and/or
issue a recommendation in any form and type to
the person and/or body applied for a permit.
b. The entire process of dealing, giving up and/or
licensing of permits is performed at a licensing institute
unified one door.
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(2) In this Section Regulation applies all the Regional Regulations that
govern the affairs of government still in effect unless the provision
governs the hosting of the permissions.
(3) All rules of execution required to implement
This Area Regulation must be completed at least 24 (twenty
four) months since the enactment of this Regional Regulation.
BAB XV
PROVISIONS
Section 52
This section of Regulation is effective at the date of the promultable.
So that everyone can know, ordering the invitation
Rule of the Regions by placing it in the City Area Sheet
Bandung.
Specified in Bandung on
Specified in Bandung on August 7, 2009
MAYOR BANDUNG,
TTD.
DADA ROSADA
Reinvited in Bandung on 7 August 2009 BANDUNG CITY AREA SECRETARIAT,
EDI SISWADI
LEAF SECTION OF THE CITY OF BANDUNG IN 2009 AT NUMBER 22
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EXPLANATION
BANDUNG CITY AREA REGULATION
NUMBER YEAR
ABOUT
HOSTING PERIZINZN
I Explanation of the General
Perizinan is one of the important aspects of the Public service. "
not needed every day, it's very important for our lives. Without it a lot
that we ca n' t do because permission is an important proof legally. There is no other
in the public domain where the interaction between the government and its people is so clear
and directly other than the permissions of the permissions section. As the leading garda of service
the government as a whole is really rated how well the service of this licensing unit is.
HGSLT analysis (Elimination, Combined, Simplification, and Abundance As Well As Fixed)
Also known as ACSDC (Abolish, Combine, Simplified, Decentralised,
Constance) is carried out against the permits in the City of Bandungto see if the perizinzn
is exercised with regard to any aspect of conformity with regulation, assessment against
overlap of requirements, overlap Licensing, impact on investment climate,
environment damping, orderly administration as well as the influence of the PAD. This analysis
represents the core of the periziznan regulatory simplification consisting of alternative solutions
as follows:
1.Elimination of the type of permissions that are abolished where it does not comply with
laws, inhibiting investment, incur a high cost economy,
the similarity of purpose and functionality with which permits laindan raises the service load
the high for the Regional Government.
2.Pengcombining i.e. combining 2 (two) or more types of permissions due to similarity
purpose, substance, subject, authority and procedure, the presence of the overlap overlapped and
antagonism and untu increase effectiveness control.
3.Sederity is the divinity of procedures and requirements without reducing the goal
permissions as a control function because of the complicated and long procedure and
the requirement is too much.
4.Pespleen i.e. bestoting authority and licensing control to the instance or
certain officials with consideration of service coverage are faster and efficient because
the extent of the impact of its activities is relatively small and ease of service range access.
5.Teta is the licensing setting already set up a comprehensive set of reasons
The settings cannot be merged, simplified and/or devolve.
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As for the criteria it is used to perform a HGSLT analysis for the permissions of:
1. License classification;
2. Catagori Permission;
3. Permission Type;
4. Permission Goal;
5. Permit Authorization;
6. Substance Permissions;
7. Permission Subject;
8. Perizinan procedure;
9. Law enforcement;
10. Legal basis;
11. The Role of Community Fiber, and;
12.
II Section Demi Section
Article 1
Quite Jelac
Article 2
Quite Clearly
Article 3
Quite Clearly
Article 4
Quite Jelac
Section 5
Clearly
Article 6
Pretty Clear
Article 7
Quite Jelac
Article 8
Pretty Clear
Article 9
Pretty Clear
Article 10
Quite Jelac
Article 11
Quite Clear
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Article 12
Quite Clearly
Article 13
Pretty Clear
Section 14
Verse (1)
Clearly Enough
paragraph (2)
The control of the authority is based on the criteria:
a. The wide scope of the impact of activities is relatively small and can be confused by an
device;
b. The substance of the permissions is more operational technical related to the task, principal and
function on an area device;
c. to ease the service aspect, or
d. ordered or governed by special laws that give
the authority to a specific area device.
Section 15
Letter a
Quite Clearly
The letter b
Is Clear Enough
Letter c
Clearly
The d-letter
To kur or determine the important impact to the environment is:
a. the magnitude of the number of people who will be impacted by the business plan and/or activities;
b. extensive area of impact deployment;
c. intensity and long impact take place;
d. number of other living components to be impacted;
e. cumulative nature of impact;
f. turned (reversible) or unturned (irresible) impact.
g.
Article 16
Pretty Clear
Article 17
Pretty Clear
Article 18
Pretty Clear
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Article 19
Quite Clearly
Article 20
Quite Clearly
Article 21
Quite Clearly
Section 22
Verse (1)
Warnet foundation permit and establishment permission of the wartel are combined because Adanyakessimilarities procedure
and the requirements and substance of the settings.
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Article 23
Verse (1)
The underground water exploitation permit and water drilling permit permit
underground combined due to the similarity of prosrdur, tat-way, substance as well as subject and
object Of these three permissions.
Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Article 24
Quite Clearly
Article 25
Quite Clearly
Article 26
Quite Clear
Article 27
Quite Clearly
Article 28
Enough Clearly
Section 29
Verse (1)
The competence of the organizer apparatus is the ability of understanding
which is to be held against the laws, government management, standards
and the ministry technical associated with permissions.
Verse (2)
Pretty Clear
Section 30
Enough Clear
Section 22
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Article 31
Pretty Clear
Article 32
Pretty Clear
Article 33
Pretty Clear
Article 34
Pretty Clear
Article 35
Pretty Clear
Article 36
Quite Clear
Article 37
Pretty Clear
Article 38
Quite Clearly
Article 39
Pretty Clear
Article 40
Pretty Clear
Article 41
Pretty Clear
Article 42
Quite Clear
Section 43
Clearly
Section 44
Pretty Clear
Article 45
Pretty Clear
Article 46
Quite Clear
Article 47
Clearly
Article 48
Quite Clearly
Article 49
Verse (1)
Quite Clear
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Verse (2)
Quite Clearly
Verse (3)
Quite Clearly
Article 50
Pretty Clear
Article 51
Standard licensing services are intended for:
1. Realizing the right, responsibility, obligation and authority all over
the parties associated with the hosting of the licensing ministry in Bandung City;
2. embody the system of hosting a good licensing service in accordance with the principles
General of the good governance of Badung City.
3. The rights of the masysrakat in obtaining the service of the licensing are maximally available.
4. embody the participation and observance of the community in improving the quality of the service
licensing according to the mechanism in effect.
Article 52
Quite Clearly
ADDITIONAL SECTION OF THE BANDUNG AREA AREA OF .NUMBER
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