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WEST JAVA PROVINCE SHEET
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REGULATION OF THE PROVINCE OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE
NUMBER 7 IN 2007
ABOUT
THE THIRD CHANGE OVER REGULATIONS OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE NUMBER 10 OF 2004 ON THE POSITION OF PROTOKOLER AND
FINANCIAL LEADERSHIP AND MEMBERS OF THE PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL AREA OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE
WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY
THE GOVERNOR OF WEST JAVA,
DRAW: A. that it has been established by Government Regulation No. 21 of 2007 on the Third Amendment to Government Regulation No. 24 of 2004 on the Occupation of the Protocoler and the Finance of the Leadership and Members
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The Regional People's Representative Council, there needs to be an adjustment to some provisions in the Regional Regulation of West Java Province Number 10 Year 2004 on the Occupation of the Protocoler and the Finance of the Leadership and Member of the Regional People's Representative Council Province of West Java as amended by the Regional Regulation of West Java Province No. 2 Year 2005 and the Regional Regulation of West Java Province No. 4 of 2006;
b. that based on consideration as indicated on the letter a, it is necessary to establish the Regional Regulation of the Province of West Java about the Third Amendment to the Regional Regulation of West Java Province Number 10 Year 2004 on the Occupation of Protocoler and Finance Leaders and Members of the Regional Representative Council of West Java Province;
Given: 1. Law Number 11 of the Year 1950 on the Establishment of West Java Province (State News dated July 4, 1950);
2. Law Number 8 Year 1987 on Protocol (1987 State Sheet Number 43, Extra State Sheet Number 3363);
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3. Act Number 28 of 1999 on the Organizing of Clean and Free State of Corruption, Colusions and Nepotism (State Sheet 1999 Number 75, Additional State Sheet Number 3851);
4. Law Number 17 Year 2003 on State Finance (State Sheet 2003 Number 47, Additional Gazette State Number 4286);
5. Law No. 22 Year 2003 on Susunan and Occupation of the People's Consultative Assembly, House of Representatives, Regional Representative Council and the Regional People's Representative Council (State Sheet of 2003 Number 92, Additional Gazette number of State) 4310);
6. Act Number 1 Year 2004 on State Treasury (State Sheet 2004 Number 5, Additional Gazette Number 4355);
7. Law Number 10 of the Year 2004 on the Establishment of the Laws (State Gazette 2004 Number 53, Additional Gazette State Number 4389);
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8. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government (State Gazette 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette State Number 4437) jo. Law Number 8 Year 2005 on Establishing Government Regulation Replacement Rule Number 3 Year 2005 on Changes to the Law Number 32 Year 2004 on the Local Government into Act (State Sheet of 2005 Number 108, Additional State Sheet Number 4548);
9. Government Regulation No. 62 of 1990 on the Prototype Provisions of the Order, Ceremonies and Veneration Of 1990 (state Gazette 1990 Number 54, Additional Gazette Number 3952);
10. Government Regulation No. 109 of the Year 2000 on the Financial Occupation of the Regional Head and Deputy Regional Head (State Sheet 2000 Number 210, Additional Gazette Number 4028);
11. Government Regulation No. 24 Year 2004 on Occupation of Protocoler and Finance Chairman and Member of the Regional People's Representative Council (State Gazette 2004 Number 90,
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Additional State Sheet Number 4416) as amended several times, last with Government Regulation No. 21 of 2007 on the Third Amendment to Government Regulation No. 24 Year 2004 on the Occupation of the Protokoler and Finance Chairman and Member of the Regional People's Representative Council (State Sheet of 2007 Number 47, Additional Gazette Number 44712);
12. Government Regulation Number 58 of 2005 on Local Financial Management (State Gazette 2005 Number 140, Additional Gazette State Number 4578);
13. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Division of Government Affairs between the Government, Provincial Regional Government and District/City Government (State Gazette of 2007 Number 82, Additional Gazette number 44737);
14. Regulation of the Minister of the Interior Number 13 of 2006 on the Regional Financial Management Guidelines;
15. Ministry of Home Affairs Number 21 of 2007 on Grouping Of Regional Financial Capabilities, budgeting and Accouncability
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Use of the Operational Allowance Shopping of the Regional People's Representative Council as well as the Intensive Communications Allowance and Operations Fund;
16. The decision of the Finance Minister Number 7/KMK.02/ 2003 on the Home Service Travel for State Officials, Civil Service and employees is not fixed;
17. Province of West Java Province Number 17 Year 2000 on Management and Accouncability of the Regional Finance of West Java Province (Area Gazette 2000 Number 22 Series D);
18. Province of West Java Province Number 10 Year 2004 on the Occupation of the Protokoler and Finance Chairman and Member of the People's Representative Council of the Province of West Java (area of 2004 Number 17 Series E) as amended by the Regional Rule Of West Java Province Number 2 Of 2005 (regional Gazette 2005 Number 7 Series E, Extra Sheet Area Number 1) And Regional Regulations Of West Java Province Number 4 Of 2006 (section Page 2006 No. 3 Series E);
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19. Province of West Java Province Number 3 of 2005 on the Establishment of the Regional Regulations (Section 13 Of 2005 Series E, Extra Sheet Area Number 2);
With The Joint Agreement
The People ' s Representative Council (s) WEST JAVA PROVINCE
AND
GOVERNOR OF WEST JAVA
DECIDED:
SET: AREA REGULATIONS ON THE THIRD CHANGE OVER THE AREA REGULATIONS OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE NUMBER 10 OF 2004 ON THE POSITION OF THE PROTOKOLER AND FINANCE CHIEF AND MEMBER OF THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE OF THE PROVINCE OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE.
Article I Some of the provisions in the Regional Regulation of West Java Province Number 10 of 2004 on the Occupation of the Protocoler and the Finance of the Leadership and Member of the Provincial Regional Representative Council
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West Java (Sheet Area 2004 Number 17 Series E) as amended by the Regional Regulation of West Java Province No. 2 of 2005 (Local Gazette 2005 Number 7 Series E, Extra Area Number 15) and Regional Regulation (2005). Province Of West Java Number 4 In 2006 (Area Area Of 2006 Number 3 Series E, Extra Sheet Area Number 4) was changed as follows:
1. The provisions of Article 1 between 18 and 19, insert 2 (two) new figures of 18a and 18b which reads as follows:
Article 1
In this Regional Regulation referred to as: 18a. The Intensive Communication Allowance is
the money provided to the Leadership and Member of the Regional People's Representative Council on a monthly level is attributes as well as a service trip.
Shopping trip service, namely the travel shopping of Leadership and Members of the DPRD in order to carry out its duties on behalf of the institution Representatives of the people of the region, both in the region, and out of the land adjusted to the standard A-level civil servant service travel standard set by the Regional Chief.
c. Capital shopping, is the spending done in
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forwarding the purchase or construction of a means and infrastructure to improve the task force and function of the DPRD which has a lifetime of more than 12 (twelve) months, such as: ground, equipment and machinery, buildings and buildings as well as other fixed assets.
Verse (4)
Quite clear
Figures 12
Section 24A
paragraph (1)
The meaning of "provided" is the provision of the budget in the Post The DPRD Secretariat may only be used when necessary for the performance of the day-to-day leadership of the DPRD leadership, and not for personal use.
Verse (2)
Quite clear
Article 24B
Quite clear
Section 24 C
Clear enough
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Article 24 D
Quite clear
Article 24 E
Quite clear
Article II
Quite clear
ADDITIONAL SHEET AREA OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE NUMBER 36
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REGULATION OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE
NUMBER 11 YEAR 2006
ABOUT
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
WITH THE GRACE OF THE GOD ALMIGHTY
GOVERNOR OF WEST JAVA,
DRAWS: A. that each person is entitled to clean and healthy air, so that the air quality must be maintained and maintained through the systematic, measurable, continuous and consistent air pollution control efforts;
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b. that with increasing activity in various areas of mainly industry and transport, it causes the downgrade to potentially fuel air pollution;
c. that the Regional Regulation on prevention, countermeasures and Air pollution recovery has not been organized regionally, fully intact and integrated;
d. that based on considerations as referred to in the letters a, b and c above, need to establish the West Java Provincial Regional Regulation on Air Contamination Control;
Given: 1. Law Number 11 of the Year 1950 on the Establishment of West Java Province (State News dated July 4, 1950);
2. Law No. 5 Year 1984 on Industry (State Sheet 1984 Number 22, Additional Gazette Number Number 3274);
3. Law Number 14 of 1992 on Traffic and Road Transport (1992 State Gazette Number 49, Additional State Sheet Number 3480);
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4. Law Number 23 of 1992 on Health (State Sheet of 1992 Number 100, Additional Gazette State Number 3495);
5. Law No. 23 of 1997 on the Environmental Management of the Living Environment (State Gazette 1997 number 68, Additional Gazette Number 3699);
6. Law Number 8 Year 1999 on Consumer Protection (State Sheet 1999 Number 42, Additional Gazette Number 3821);
7. Law Number 28 Year 2002 on Building Building (2002 State Sheet Number 134, Additional Gazette State Number 4247);
8. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government (State Gazette 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette State Number 4437) jo. Law Number 8 Year 2005 on Establishing Government Regulation Replacement Rule Number 3 Year 2005 on Changes to the Law Number 32 Year 2004 on Local Government being a Invite-Invite
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Number 108, Additional State Sheet Number 4548);
9. Government Regulation No. 18 of 1999 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials (state Gazette 1999 Number 36, Extra State Sheet Number 3815) jo. Government Regulation No. 85 of 1999 on Changes to Government Regulation No. 18 of 1999 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials (state Gazette 1999 Number 190, Additional State Sheet Number 3910);
10. Government Regulation No. 41 of 1999 on Airpollution Control (State Gazette 1999 Number 86, Additional Gazette Number 3853);
11. Government Regulation Number 74 of 2001 on Dangerous and Toxic Materials (State Gazette 2001 Number 138, Additional State Sheet Number 4153);
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12. Government Regulation Number 36 of 2005 on Law Enforcement Act 2002 on Building Building (State Gazette 2005 Number 83, Extra State Sheet number 4532);
13. Regulation of the Minister of State for the Environment Number 5 of 2006 on the Emission Threshold Of Motor Vehicle Exhaust Emissions;
14. Decision of the Minister of the Environment of the Environment Number 48 of 1996 on the Baku Level of Noise;
15. Decision of the Minister of the Environment of the Environment Number 49 of 1996 on the Baku Level of the Getaran;
16. Decision of the Minister of the Environment of the Environment Number 50 of 1996 on the Baku Level of Baku;
17. The decision of the Minister of the Environment of the Environment No. 129 of 2003 on the Baku quality of the emission and/or activities of Petroleum and Earth Gas.
18. The decision of the Minister of State for Environment No. 141 of 2003 on the Threshold Of Emissions Of New Type Motor Vehicles And Vehicles Is Being Produced (Current Production).
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19. The decision of the Minister of State for Environment No. 133 in 2004 on the Baku Quality of Emissions Efforts For Fertilizer.
20. Regional Rule of West Java Province Number 21 of 2001 on the Staging Of Relationships (section Leaves 2001 Number 4 Series C);
21. Regional Rule of West Java Province Number 2 of 2003 on the Plan of Tata Space Province of West Java (Area Gazette 2003 Number 2 of Series E);
22. Regional Rule of West Java Province No. 3 of 2005 on the Establishment of the Regional Regulation (Section 13 of the Year 2005 Number 13 Series E, Extra Sheet Area Number 2);
23. West Java Provincial Rule Number 2 of 2006 on Protected Area Management (2006 Area Number 1 of Series E, Extra Area Number 2);
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With Joint Approval
LOCAL PEOPLE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL
WEST JAVA PROVINCE
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h. the development of air pollution mitigation;
i. management of an integrated urban transport system; and
j. Inclusion of air quality management in spatial planning.
(2) The implementation of the policy as referred to in paragraph (1) is further regulated by the Governor.
Article 6
The Local Government In the air pollution control has the task and authority:
a. establish the same or more stringent air quality of the national air quality standard;
b. establish guidelines, criteria, standards, procedures and air pollution control requirements;
c. develop and strengthen inter-regional cooperation in airpollution control;
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d. help and facilitate District/City in addressing the air pollution problem;
e. developing economic instruments in an effort to increase voluntary targeting;
f. facilitate the resolution of an inter-regency/city dispute in the issue of air pollution;
g. establish cooperation and partnership relations with the world of both domestic and foreign business in the development of air pollution control technology; and
h. Do the socialization of clean and healthy air.
Article 7
To realize the regularity and the uniformity of the air pollution control policy, the Local Government includes the District/City.
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BAB V
AIR QUALITY PROTECTION
Section Of Air Quality Default
paragraph 1
General
Section 8
(1) Air quality protection is based on the results of the designation standard air quality including:
a. Ambient air quality;
b. standard emission quality;
c. default noise level; and
d. Default level default.
(2) Prior to the assignment of air quality pricing as referred to in paragraph (1), the Governor did inventory, research or study used as the basis for the standard of air quality.
(3) An inventory, research, or study as referred to in the paragraph (2) includes:
a. inventory and/or research into ambient air quality, potential
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source of air pollution, meteorological and geographic conditions, spatial layout, as well as other sectors affected;
b. The study of the source of emission quality is not moving and the source is moving;
c. The study of the standard of source interference is not moving and the source is moving.
Paragraph 2
Baku Mutu Air Ambien
Article 9
(1) The governor sets the ambient air quality.
(2) The standard of ambient air quality penetration as referred to in paragraph (1) is paying attention to the ambient air quality that has been established nationally and the local conditions, which are includes:
a. potential source of air pollution;
b. meteorological and geographic conditions; and
c. region layout plan.
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(3) The ambient air quality Baku as referred to in verse (1) is evaluated at least every 5 (five) years.
Paragraph 3 Status Mutu Air Ambien
Article 10
(1) The governor set out ambient air quality status.
(2) The status of ambient air quality status as referred to in verse (1) is based on the results of inventorization of ambient air quality.
(3) The governor declared ambient air quality status as polluted air. in terms of the ambient air quality status as referred to in paragraph (1) is above or has been beyond the ambient air quality.
(4) The Governor's statement that the air has been tainted as contemplation in verse (3) is disseminate to the public through the media accessible to the public.
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Paragraph 4 Emission Quality and Ambang Boundary
Emission Gas dispose
Article 11
(1) The governor sets the standard of emission of non-moving source emissions and the emission of gas emission threshold is moving.
(2) The standard of emission quality of non-moving source emissions and the emission threshold of gas emissions, as referred to in verse (1) are defined by the terms equal to or more strictly from the standard of emission quality of non-moving sources and the emission threshold of exhaust gas. national movable source.
(3) Default emission quality not moving and the threshold of gas emissions exhaust moving, evaluated at least every 5 (five) years.
Paragraph 5
Threshold Noise
Article 12
(1) The governor set the default rate noise source noise does not move and default source noise level is moving.
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(2) The Baku level of noise does not move and the default level of motion source noise as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified with the conditions equal to or more strictly from the default quality of standard noise-source noise not moving and The default resource noise level has been set nationally.
(3) The default resource noise level does not move and the default level of source noise is moved evaluated at least every 5 (five) years.
Paragraph 6
Default Rate
Article 13
(1) The governor sets out a default level of unmoving source.
(2) The default level of the source of the source does not move as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified with the terms equal to or more strictly from the default level of the source of not the move has been set nationally.
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(3) Default resource rate not moving reevaluated at least any 5 (five) years.
Paragraph 7
Default Rate Getaran
Article 14
(1) The governor set the default rate Source vibration is not moving.
(2) The default vibration rate of the source does not move as referred to by paragraph (1) specified with the conditions equal to or more strictly from the default non-moving source vibration rate that has been set out national.
(3) The default vibration levels">
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(2) The control of ambient air pollution and other disorders as referred to in paragraph (1), carried out through activities: a. Air pollution; b. air pollution countermeasures; c. air quality recovery.
BAB IV
POINTS CONTROL POLICY
POLLUTION
Article 5
(1) Airpollution Control organized through policy:
a. development of a clean development mechanism;
b. the development and application of environment friendly technolo cond Part
Obligations
Section 29
Everyone is obligated:
a. maintain and maintain a clean and healthy air quality;
b. prevent and orchestrate air pollution.
BAB XII
COACHING AND SUPERVISION
Section 30
(1) The Local Government is conducting coaching in the holding of air pollution control, which includes:
a. the setting up of the air pollution control;
b. improving the capabilities of the governance apparatus;
c. increased insights and understanding of society and the business world;
d. Conducting the socialization of preventive measures, countermeasures
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air pollution and alienation in an air quality recovery effort.
(2) The coaching as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted through the granting of guidelines, directives, consultations and facilitation.
Article 31
(1) The governor carries out surveillance and control of the air pollution in the area.
(2) Oversight and control as referred to in paragraph (1), directed against the guidance of the undertaking and/or activities as well as the society.
Article 32
(1) In carrying out supervision and control as referred to in Article 31, the Governor appoints the environment supervisor.
(2) In performing its duties, the environmental supervisor as referred to in paragraph (1) is authorized:
a. performing monitoring;
b. requested caption;
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c. make a copy of the document and/or make the required notes;
d. enter a specific place;
e. taking an example of ambient air quality and/or emission quality;
f. checking equipment;
g. checking installation; and
h. request the information from the party responsible for the business and/or activities.
(3) Any person requested by the description referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter b, is required to meet the request of an environment supervisor according to the rules of the law. It's
(4) Each environment supervisor is required to show a letter of duty from the Head of the Agency and/or a badge and is required to pay attention to the situation and conditions where the surveillance is performed.
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BAB XIII
SANCTION ADMINISTRATION
Article 33
The handling of the effort and/or activities that violates the provisions of air pollution control, can be imposed on administrative sanctions. the rules of the invite-invite rule.
Article 34
(1) The responsibility of the effort and/or activities may be subject to temporary termination or termination of the effort and/or activities.
(2) The introduction of the action and/or activity.
(2) The introduction of the business and/or activities Suspension or temporary closure of the business and/or activities in question In verse (1), it is done when:
a. The nature and weight of the air pollution violation has not caused a huge impact; and/or
b. have not yet completed the specified subject matter requirements; and/or
c. There are objections or complaints from third parties.
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Article 35
(1) The governor is authorized to impose government coercion against air pollution violations.
(2) The introduction of government coercion sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) is intended for:
a. Prevent, end the event of a breach, as well as a result of the result caused by a breach; and/or
b. perform rescue actions, countermeasures and/or air quality recovery.
(3) The action of air quality recovery as referred to in paragraph (2) is carried out by an attempted and/or activities charge.
(4) The form of sanctions Government coercion as referred to in paragraph (2) may be:
a. production engine outage; and/or
b. transfer of means of production; and/or
c. closure of the exhaust gas channel; and/or
d. demolition; and/or
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e. The forfeiture of a potential item or device is a potential offense; and/or
f. Other actions that are intended to stop the breach and act of restoring the air quality.
(5) The authorized officer published a warning letter that preceded the government's coercive sanction:
A. a clear description of fact or deed, which violates a specific rule of law;
b. description of the provisions of the violated laws;
c. consideration of why the government's coercion needs to be done;
d. The term of the command must be performed;
e. directed directly to the person committing the offence; and
f. estimates of the cost if the government coercion is done.
(6) The introduction of government coercion sanctions can be immediately dropped in terms of:
a. condition threatens public safety and the environment; and/or
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b. Inflict greater impact and wider net power; and/or
c. inflict greater losses for the effort/and or activities, if not immediately terminated the pollution and/or company.
(7) The financing which are necessary for the countermeasures and the recovery of the environment caused by air pollution as referred to in paragraph (3) is charged to the performance of the business and/or activities concerned, unless otherwise specified. the provisions of the laws.
BAB XIV
CRIMINAL provisions
Article 36
(1) the goods in violation of the provisions as referred to in Article 16, Section 19 of the paragraph (1), Section 22 of the letter a, Article 23, Section 24 of the paragraph (1), and Article 25 paragraph (1), threatened with criminal confinement for-duration 3 (three) months or fine
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a total of 50,000,000,-(fifty million rupiah).
(2) Penal Tindak as referred to in paragraph (1) is a violation.
(3) In addition to the criminal acts as referred to in paragraph (1), criminal acts against air pollution may be subject to criminal sanctions under the rules of the regulations It's
(4) In the event of a criminal offence committed threatened with a higher criminal from the criminal threat in this Area Regulation, then the higher criminal threat is imposed.
(5) Denda as referred to in paragraph (1) It is the regional acceptance and the dissemination to the Regional Kas of the Province of West Java.
a. enjoying a clean and healthy air;
b. play as well as in airpollution control;
c. know and access information;
d. submit a proposal and/or objection to an effort activity plan that could potentially generate air pollution;
e. take part in decision making;
f. conducting surveillance and monitoring;
g. Delivering reports of air pollution.
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Se >
BAB XV
INQUIRY
Article 37
(1) Other than the Investigator Officer of the police officer who is responsible for the criminal conduct, The investigation of the criminal acts as referred to in the Rule of this Area can be done by Investigator
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Civil Servants (PPNS) in the Regional Government environment whose appointment is set in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(2) In carrying out the assignment of the investigation, the Investigator Officials as referred to in paragraph (1) are authorized:
a. receive a report or complaint from a person about a criminal offense;
b. conducted the first act at the time at the scene and performed an inspection;
c. ordered to stop someone of the suspect and check the suspect ' s self-identification mark;
d. conduct forfeiture of objects and/or letters;
e. take fingerprints and photograph someone;
f. call for someone to be heard and checked as a suspect or a witness;
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g. bring the necessary experts in conjunction with the case check;
h. Hold a termination of the inquiry after receiving instructions that there is not enough evidence or event that it is not a crime, and further inform the General, the suspect or his family;
i. Hold other actions according to the law that can be accounted for.
BAB XVI
provisions TRANSITION
Article 38
Effort and/or activities already operates but has not yet had an emission disposal permit to the air media before the enactment of the Regulation
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This area, then within 1 (one) year since the expiration of this Section Regulation is required to obtain an emission disposal permit, in accordance with the provisions of the invitatory regulations.
BAB XVII
provisions CLOSING
Section 39
Things that have not been sufficiently governed in this Regional Regulation as long as the technical implementation, is set by the Governor.
Article 40
The Regional Regulations This is starting to apply at the uninvited date.
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For everyone to know it, order an invitational of this Area Regulation with its placement in the section of the West Java province.
Set in Bandung
on December 20, 2006
WEST JAVA GOVERNOR,
DANNY SETIAWAN.
Reinvited in Bandung
on December 20, 2006
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY
WEST JAVA,
LEX ADMIRAL
SHEET AREA OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE 2006 NUMBER 8 SERIES E
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EXPLANATION
EXPLANATION
REGULATION OF WEST JAVA PROVINCE
NUMBER 11 2006
ABOUT
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
UMUM
West Java is one of the provinces in Indonesia with a beautiful view as well as a variety of potential water resources, land resources, forest resources, mining resources, coastal and marine resources as well as economic resources.
The West Java Society is largely a livelihood in the field of agrarian that includes agricultural and plantation activities. In addition, an investment policy in the industry has pushed the wheel of the economy in West Java, but some of these activities have had an impact on the environment, including air conditioning.
Air pollution in Java The West began to be felt and the more reported it was in line with economic development and changes in the fairy life of everyday society. These changes were marked by an increase in the number of motor vehicles and the development of the type and the number of industrial activities. Industrial activity development gives
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influences on air pollution primarily on the use of hazardous materials and available fuel-based options.
The high urbanization rate in West Java, causing most of the public living in urban areas. prone to air pollution exposure from motor vehicle sources, industry, household as well as other activities, so it needs to get attention for immediate air pollution control, because of air pollution in some major cities In West Java has shown a considerable amount of concern.
Paparan Air pollution in enclosed spaces and open spaces is just as important to control, as it has the characteristics of polluters that pose an impact on different groups of people. The air pollution in space, will impact humans, both in the rooms of the office, the school, also in the residence. It also occurs in industrial workers who are in the production workspace or other spaces. Air pollution in open spaces will lead to pedestrians, security officers, police and other public communities.
Ambien air pollution poses an impact on the ecosystem ' s balance, so it needs to get Protection. West Java has a natural resource that is prone to air pollution, especially the effects of acid rain on forests, plantations, agriculture, water and the karst region. Acid rain also raises losses in urban areas by infliting weathering on buildings, so
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shorten the age of the building and/or enlarging the cost of the treatment.
The impact of air pollution on the global environment is the depletion of the ozone layer and the increase in greenhouse gases. The ozone layer is the Earth ' s protector of the solar radiation ray that endangers human health as well as infliting huge economic losses. Similarly, greenhouse gases give rise to hot effects, thus changing the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and disrupting the climate balance. In the end, these conditions may threaten the life of life in the coming days.
Due to the air pollution that has been described above, the air quality in West Java Province must be well-managed, systemic, and well-organized. It's being implemented continuously. The air pollution control arrangement in West Java Province is an important directive to serve as a guideline in the preparation of regional regulations in the District/City.
II. SECTION FOR SECTION
Article 1
The term formulated in this section is intended to be uniformity of understanding, allowing it to prevent misunderstandings in the interpretation of the articles. in Regulation of this Region.
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Article 2
Quite clear
Article 3
Quite clear
Article 4
Quite clear
Section 5
Verse (1) The letter of a clean development mechanism is the principle of execution of activities referring to to the energy efficiency guidelines for the industry. The letter b Application of eco-friendly technology is that the minimum technology may have an impact on the decline in quality of the environment. The letter c. Clean Production Strategy is preventing waste, systematic approach, integrated into the business process and aims for continuous improvement.
Activities to be implemented include:
1) cost reduction. operation;
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2) reduction of energy price rise and lack of energy supply;
3) improvements in productivity and product quality;
4) improvements to reputation with customers, government and society;
5) health improvements, safety and morals;
6) improvements to the fulfillment of the perinvite/law regulations and the target-target ISO 14001;
7) environmental performance improvements.
The alternative Energy D letter among others includes development:
1). bio oil, the raw materials bio oil comes from pure nabati without a chemical substance such as on the hedge-distance plants, sugarcane, singkong and palm oil. The existence of this alternative energy is expected to save Oil Fuel;
2). biodiesel, derived from nabati such as palm oil, plant distance, which contains a chemical substance;
3). solar power;
4). wind power plant.
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The letter e Form incentives among other awards and forms-other forms such as funding, cost sharing, and others. The letter f is pretty clear. The letter g, which is included in green spaces, is the city forest and the city park, which is intended to protect the sustainability, uniformity, and balance of urban ecosystems, and to maintain a microclimate. The letter h in question with the mitigation of air pollution is reducing the consequences of the disaster caused by air pollution. The letter i referred to the integrated urban transport system is the mode of connectedness of modes and intra modes to reach out and connect the entire urban region with high mobility. The letter j is pretty clear.
Verse (2)
Quite clear
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Article 6 The letter is quite clear. Letter b
Clearly the letter c
referred to the interregional cooperation is: 1) Cooperation between West Java Province with Province
Banten and/or DKI Province Jakarta and/or Central Java Province;
2) Cooperation between regions between provinces and districts/cities in the West Java region; and
3) Cooperation inter-regional areas between West Java Province with districts/cities outside West Java Province.
Letter d
Quite clear
The letter e referred to an economic instrument including
is an arrangement in the field of taxation and fields lanilla, along the course of the authority of the Government of West Java Province.
The letter f Dispute resolution between district/city implemented
under Section 198 of the Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 of the Local Government, where
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The governor ' s decision in the settlement of the dispute is final and binding (final and binding).
The g-letter is pretty clear. The letter h The socialized form referred to is socialization through
the print and electronic media, with the target group all the layers of society including the educational world.
Article 7 is quite clear
Article 8
Verse (1) Enough Clear. Verse (2) Is quite clear. Verse (3) The letter is referred to as the other sector affected
the impact between the agricultural and plantation sectors resulted in the decline of production.
The letter b is quite clear.
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The letter c is quite clear.
Article 9 Verse (1) Is quite clear. Verse (2) In which local conditions are the conditions
local with specific air condition characteristics.
Verse (3) is quite clear.
Article 10
Is quite clear. Article 11
Clear enough. Section 12
Clear enough. Section 13
Clear enough. Section 14
Pretty clear.
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Article 15 Verse (1)
Climate protection is a protection against climate change, i.e. climate change resulting from, directly or indirectly by human activity that causes changes in atmospheric composition Global and other than that are changes in the natural climate variability observed in a comparable amount of time.
The ozone depletion is a chemical compound that can potentially react with ozone molecules in the stratospheric layer.
Emission is the melting of greenhouse gases and/or their native substances into the atmosphere, the geosphere, and the biosphere and its interactions.
The greenhouse gases are gases contained in both natural and anthropogenic atmospheres, which absorb and retransmit infrared radiation.
Ozone is a gas made up of ozone molecules. One ozone molecule has three oxygen atoms, therefore ozone has the chemical formula O3.
The function of the ozone layer in the stratosphere protects all living things from the ultra-violet emission emanating from the sun, since it ozone in the stratosphere (the ozone layer) is beneficial for humans.
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The ozone depleting material is as follows:
1). Bromo Khlorodifuoro Methane/Halon 1211 (classification number of Harmonized goods System/HS 29.03.46.00.00)
2). Bromo Trifluoro Etana/Halon 1301 (HS 2903.46.00.00)
3). Dibromo Tetra Fluoro Etana/Halon 2402 (HS 2903.46.00.00)
4). Carbon Tetra Chloride/CCL4/CTC (HS 2903.14.00.00)
5). Tri Chloroetana/CH3CCL3/ Methyl Chloroform/TCA (HS 2903.19.00.00)
Verse (2) Is quite clear. Verse (3) Is quite clear.
Section 16 of the letter a
The implementation of these provisions is done in incrementally according to the level of community readiness and the attempted perpetrator.
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The letter b of execution of this provision is done incrementally according to the level of community readiness and the attempted perpetrator.
Article 17
The letter a fairly clear the letter b
Quite clearly the letter c
Private vehicle restrictions are intended to reduce motor vehicle emissions with the development of mass transport.
The coaching case is a indexing and application
technology and/or appropriate substitution material for the maintaining air quality.
The letter e Form an incentive among other awards and forms-
Other forms such as funding, cost sharing, and others.
The letter f Early prevention system was implemented through monitoring
and the development of the water quality monitoring system
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that is real time on a location that has potential air pollution.
The letter g is pretty clear. The letter h is quite clear.
Article 18 is fairly clear
Article 19
Quite clearly Article 20
Quite clearly Article 21
Quite clearly Article 22
Quite clearly Article 23
The letter a reasonably clear
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The Letter b Certificate is a certificate issued by
an associate/institution of the profession set by the Governor. Article 24 is pretty clear. Article 25
Verse (1) Air pollution of mobile sources
covering the monitoring of the Luang gas emission threshold, testing of motor vehicle exhaust gas, ambient air quality monitoring around the street and procurement of eco-friendly fuel as well as motor vehicle maintenance.
Motorized vehicles are inter-province (AKAP), inter-city transport in the province (AKDP), Urban Transport IDP, Transport. Border AKDP, Taxi, Freight Transport, Tourism Transport and Freight Special It's an employee transport, school transport, shuttle transport, residential transport, transport of modes, freight vehicles and personal vehicles.
Verse (2) is pretty clear. Verse (3) Retesting can be performed many times until the vehicle
pass the test.
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Verse (4) Pretty clear. Verse (5) The emission test for the moving source is done by the workshop
which meets the requirements set by the Governor.
Article 26 of the air coality management requirements include:
1. Air condition comfort requirements in space, vibration level, and noise level; and
2. The hawking system through the opening and/or natural ventilation and/or artificial ventilation.
Article 27
Quite clearly Article 28
The letter a fairly clear letter b Role as well as referring to is:
1. be the offender on the ground for an air pollution control effort in his area;
2. maintaining and controlling the air pollution in its area;
3. Implementing the participation of people through the institutional community that cares for pollution control.
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The letter c is quite clear. It's pretty clear. The letter e is pretty clear. The letter f is pretty clear. The letter g Reporting is delivered to the Agency via Post
The Complaint of the Pollution and the Perusakan of the Environment. Article 29
Quite clearly Article 30
Quite clearly Article 31
The supervision and control referred to in this provision for the execution of various air pollution control activities performed by the business. and/or activities as well as the community in the area can run according to the standards and policies of the central government/area under the provisions of the invite-invitation regulations.
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In conducting surveillance and control, the Governor through the Agency is coordinating with the Civil Service Investigators (PPNS) and other related agencies.
Article 32
Quite clear Article 33
Quite clear Article 34
Quite clear Article 35
Verse (1) Is quite clear Verse (2) is quite clear. Verse (3) Is quite clear. Verse (4) Is quite clear. Verse (5) Is pretty clear.
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Ayat (6) In terms of pollution and air pollution inflict
extensive impact and power, hence the imposition of government coercion does not need to be preceded by the awarding of a warning letter.
Verse (7) It is quite clear.
Article 36 is pretty clear
Article 37
Quite clear Article 38
Quite clear Article 39
Quite clear Article 40
Quite clear
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