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a. The B3 waste source is utilized;
B. type, characteristic, and amount of B3 waste collected;
., c. the type, characteristic, and amount of B3 waste that is utilized and the resulting product;
., d. the name of the carrier carrying the B3 waste transport from the manufacturer and/or the waste collector of B3.
Section 22
.,, (1) the B3 waste monitoring must submit a note as referred to in Section 21 at least once in six months to the institution reoduces waste B3, and the waste B3 can still be utilized, the producer can use it alone or hand over its sweeteners to the B3 waste sweeteners.
.,, (3) Any person who produces waste B3 is required to process waste B3 that it produces in accordance with existing technology and if not being able to be treated in the country can be exported to other countries that have B3 waste processing technology.
., (4) Processing and/or waste of B3 waste as referred to in paragraph (1) can be done alone by the waste producing B3 or the waste production of B3 may hand over processing and/or stockpiling of the waste of B3 that it has produced to Processing and/or waste B3 waste.
.,, (5) Waste of B3 waste to the observer as referred to in paragraph (2), to be exported as referred to in paragraph (3), as well as to the processor and/or waste of the B3 waste as referred to in paragraph (4) does not reduce liability. Waste producing B3 to cultivate the waste of B3 which he has produced.
.,, (6) The provisions of waste management of B3 resulting from household activities and small-scale activities are set then by the Chief of the responsible agency.
Section 10
.,, (1) Waste of B3 waste can store the waste B3 waste at most 90 (ninety) days before handing it to a gatherer or sweetener or processing or waste of B3 waste.
.,, (2) If the resulting B3 waste is less than 50 (fifty) kilograms per day, the waste producing B3 can store the waste B3 which it produces more than ninety days before it is submitted to the sweetener or treatment or waste hoarder. B3, with the approval of the Chief of the Agency in charge.
Section 11
(1) The B3 waste result is mandatory to create and save records about:
., a., a. type, characteristic, amount and time in which waste B3 waste;
B. type, characteristic, amount and time of the submission of B3 waste;
., c. the name of the B3 waste carrier carrying out the delivery to the collector or the sweetener or the processing or waste of the B3 waste.
.,, (2) the B3 waste product is required to deliver a note as referred to in paragraph (1) at least once in six months to the instance responsible with the busan to the associated agencies and the Regent/Walicocity of the Chief Tier II area is concerned.
(3) The notes as referred to in paragraph (1) are used for:
., a., a. Inventory amounts of B3 waste amount generated;
., b. as an evaluation material in order of the determination of wisdom in the management of B3 waste.
The Second Part
The collector
Section 12
B3 waste collector is carried out by the venture body performing the B3 waste collection activities.
Section 13
(1) The B3 waste collector must make a note about:
.,
., a., a. type, characteristic, waste amount of B3 and the time of the receiving waste of B3 from waste producing B3;
., b. type, characteristic, amount, and timing of the delivery of B3 waste to the sweetenate and/or processing and/or waste B3 waste;
., c. the name of the B3 waste carrier carrying out the delivery to the sweeteners and/or processing and/or waste B3 waste.
.,, (2) the B3 Waste Collector must submit a note as referred to in paragraph (1) at least once in six months to the instance responsible with the busan to the associated agencies and the Regent/Walicocity Tier II area is concerned.
(3) The notes as referred to in paragraph (1) are used for:
., a., a. Inventory of B3 waste amounts collected;
., b. as an evaluation material in order of the determination of wisdom in the management of B3 waste.
Section 14
.,, (1) The B3 waste collector can store the B3 waste collected at most 90 days before being handed over to the sweetener or treatment or waste B3 waste.
(2) The B3 waste collector is responsible for the collected B3 waste.
The Third Part
The carrier
Section 15
.,, (1) The B3 waste transport is carried out by an enterprise that performs the B3 waste transport activities.
.,, (2) The transport of B3 waste can be carried out by the waste producer of B3 for its own divisible waste.
.,, (3) If the waste producing B3 acts as a waste carrier B3, it is mandatory to meet the obligations that apply to the B3 waste transport.
Section 16
.,, (1) Any transport of B3 waste by waste carrier B3 is mandatory with a B3 waste document.
., (2) Further provisions on the form of the B3 waste document as referred to in paragraph (1) are assigned by the Chief of the responsible agency.
Section 17
The B3 waste carrier is required to give up B3 waste and B3 waste documents as referred to in Article 16 of the paragraph (1) to the collector and/or sweetening and/or processing and/or waste of B3 waste which is designated by the waste manufacturer B3.
The Fourth Part
The sweetener
Section 18
B3 waste sweeteners are carried out by the producing or venture body that performs the B3 waste utilization activities.
Section 19
.,, (1) The waste monitoring of B3 which produces waste B3 is mandatory to meet the provisions regarding the waste producing B3.
.,, (2) The waste monitoring of B3 which in its activities conducts the collection of waste B3 mandatory meeting provisions regarding the waste collector of B3.
.,, (3) B3 waste monitoring that conducts transport of B3 waste is mandatory meeting provisions regarding the B3 waste transport.
Section 20
Waste B3 waste monitoring can store waste B3 before being used at least 90 (ninety) days.
Section 21
Waste B3 waste sweeteners make and save records regarding:
., (2) List of waste with waste codes of D220, D221, D222, and D223 can be declared waste of B3 after a test of the Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) and/or characteristic test.
.,, (3) Details of each type as referred to in paragraph (1) as set forth in the Appendix I of this Government Regulation.
Section 8
.,, (1) Limbah not included in the list as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (3) is identified as waste B3 if after testing has one or more characteristics as follows:
., a., a. easy to explode;
B. easy to burn;
c. is reactive;
D. toxic;
e. causing infection; and
f. It's corrosive.
., (2) The Limbah that includes waste B3 is another waste that if tested sponsible with the busan to the associated agencies and the Regent/Walicocity Tier II area is concerned.
(3) The notes as referred to in paragraph (1) are used for:
., a., a. Inventory the amount of B3 waste used;
., b. as an evaluation material in order of the determination of wisdom in the management of B3 waste.
The Fifth Part
The processor
Section 23
.,, (1) The B3 waste processor is carried out by the manufacturer or body of the venture that performs the B3 waste processing activities.
.,, (2) The B3 waste processor can store the B3 waste that will be processed at most 90 (ninety) days.
.,, (3) The B3 waste processor can store the waste B3 waste that it produces at most 90 (ninety) days.
Section 24
(1) The B3 waste processor is required to create and store records regarding:
., a., a. Processed B3 waste sources;
B. type, characteristic, and the amount of B3 waste treated;
c. the name of the ignition that conducts the transport of B3 waste.
.,, (2) the B3 waste processor is required to deliver a note as referred to in paragraph (1) at least once in six months to the instance responsible with the busan to the associated agencies and the Regent/Walicocity of the Level II Region In question.
(3) The notes as referred to in paragraph (1) are used for:
., a., a. Inventory the amount of B3 waste used;
., b. as an evaluation material in order of the determination of wisdom in the management of B3 waste.
The Sixth Part
The imposition of
Section 25
.,, (1) The Penimbun of B3 waste is carried out by the venture body that conducts the B3 waste waste activity.
.,, (2) The Penimbun of B3 waste can be carried out by the manufacturer to stockpile waste B3 remaining waste of its own effort and/or its own activities.
Section 26
(1) The B3 waste hoarder is required to create and store records regarding:
., a., a. the source of B3 waste is hoarled;
B. type, characteristic, and amount of B3 waste waste;
c. the name of the ignition that conducts the transport of B3 waste.
.,, (2) the B3 waste hoarder is required to deliver a note as referred to in paragraph (1) at least once in six months to the instance responsible with the busan to the associated agencies and the Regent/Walicocity of the Level II Region In question.
(3) The notes as referred to in paragraph (1) are used for:
., a., a. Inventory the amount of B3 waste used;
., b. as an evaluation material in order of the determination of wisdom in the management of B3 waste.
BAB IV
MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES
The First Part
Reduction Of Waste B3
Section 27
.,, (1) The reduction of B3 waste can be done through the effort of perfecting the storage of raw materials in process activities (house keeping) material substitution, process modification, as well as other B3 waste reduction efforts.
., (2) Further provisions regarding the reduction of B3 waste as referred to in paragraph (1) are assigned by the Chief of the responsible agency.
The Second Part
The packaging
Section 28
.,, (1) Each of the B3 waste packaging is mandatory given symbols and labels that show characteristic and type of waste B3.
., (2) Further provisions concerning the symbol and the waste label B3 as referred to in paragraph (1) are set by the responsible Chief of the Agency.
The Third Part
Storage
Section 29
.,, (1) B3 waste storage is performed at a storage site corresponding to the requirements;
.,, (2) B3 waste storage places as referred to in paragraph (1), are required to be eligible:
.,
., a., a. the location of flood-free storage locations, non-disaster prone and outside protected areas as well as in accordance with the spatial plan;
., b. Building design is tailored to the amount, characteristics of B3 waste and environmental pollution control efforts.
., (3) Further provisions on the requirements of the B3 waste storage as referred to in paragraph (1) are assigned by the Chief of the responsible agency.
The Fourth Part
Collection
Section 30
(1) The B3 waste collection activity is required to meet the following provisions:
., a., a. notice the waste characteristics of B3;
., b. have a laboratory that can detect the characteristics of B3 waste except for toxicology;
c. have the equipment for countermeasures the accident occurrence;
., d. have waterproof building construction and building materials adapted to the waste characteristics of B3;
e. It has a flood-free gathering location.
., (2) Further provisions of the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) are specified by the Chief of the responsible agency.
The Fifth Part
The transport
Section 31
Handover of B3 waste by producing and/or gatherer and/or sweetening and/or processor to the carrier is accompanied by waste documents B3.
Section 32
B3 waste transport is performed with a special transport tool that meets the requirements of the manner of transport set under the applicable law.
The Sixth Part
Utilization
Section 33
.,, (1) Waste control of B3 includes reacquisition of (recovery), reuse of (reuse) and re-recycle (recycle).
., (2) Further provisions of the utilization of B3 waste as referred to in paragraph (1) are assigned by the Chief of the responsible agency.
The Seventh Part
Processing
Section 34
.,, (1) B3 waste treatment can be carried out in the way of thermal, stabilization and solimodification, in physics, chemistry, biology and/or other ways in accordance with the development of technology.
(2) The selection of locations for waste processing of B3 must meet the provisions:
., a., a. free from flood, non-disaster prone and not a protected area;
., b. is a location designated as an industrial area based on a spatial plan.
.,, (3) The B3 waste treatment by means of the mandatory stabilization and solictable is to meet the requirements as follows:
.,
., a., a. conducting analysis with the extraction procedure to determine the mobility of organic and inorganic compounds (Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure);
., b. Perform stabilisation and solicodification results with the B3 (landfill) waste stockpile.
(4) B3 waste treatment in physics and/or chemical resulting:
.,
., a., a. liquid waste, then such liquid waste is required to meet the raw quality of liquid waste;
., b. solid waste, then the solid waste is obliged to comply with the provisions of waste management of B3.
.,, (5) B3 waste treatment by thermal means by operating a mandatory insinerator meets the provisions as follows:
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Section 57
The layout and reporting mechanisms as referred to in Article 55 and Section 56 are further governed by the Minister ' s Decision.
The Fifth Part
Countermeasures and Recovery
Section 58.
.,, (1) The result, collector, sweetener, transporter, processor, and waste waste B3 is responsible for the accident and environmental pollution of the living environment due to the release of the B3 waste, which is its responsibility.
.,, (2) The results, collectors, porters, sweeteners, processors, and waste B3 waste disposal have an emergency response system.
.,, (3) The management of the B3 waste management is required to provide information about the emergency response system as referred to in paragraph (2) to the public.
.,, (4) The results and/or collectors and/or transports and/or processing and/or sweetening of the B3 waste must immediately report the spill of hazardous and toxic materials (B3) and waste B3 into the environment to the responsible instance answer and/or the Governor of the Regional Head I and/or the Regent/Walicocity of the Regional Head of Regions II.
.,, (5) Further provisions regarding accident and contamination countermeasures as referred to in paragraph (1) are specified by the responsible Head of the instated instate.
The Sixth Part
Accident Countermeasure Oversight
Section 59
.,, (1) The implementation of accident-counter surveillance in the area is carried out by the Regional Government Level II Government on a scale that could be mastermined by the producing and/or gathering activities and/or transport and/or processing and/or sweetening And/or hoarder.
.,, (2) Implementation of the accident countermeasures to scale not to be mastermined by the Local Government, then Level I Local Government and Regional Level II Government are jointly conducting surveillance.
.,, (3) the implementation of the crash countermeasures on the manufacturer and/or the collector and/or the carrier and/or the processor and/or the harvester whose impact is so large that it includes two areas of area II of its supervision. performed jointly by the State Local Government and Regional Government I.
.,, (4) the implementation of accident countermeasures on the manufacturer and/or the collector and/or the carrier and/or the processor and/or the sweeteners and/or hovers whose impact is so large that the Second Level II Government cannot keep an eye on Its supervision is carried out by the agency responsible together with the Government of Level II and Regional Government I.
Section 60
., (1) The results, gatherers, sweeteners, porters, processors and waste B3 waste are required to immediately overcome the pollution or environmental damage due to its activities.
.,, (2) If the producing, monitoring, collector, carrier, processor and waste waste B3 does not perform countermeasures as referred to in paragraph (1), or may not condone as it should, then the agency in charge can perform countermeasures at a cost charged to the manufacturer, and/or the sweetener, and/or the collector, and/or the carrier, and/or the processor, and/or the staking of the B3 waste in question through the Governor of the Head of the Regional Level I.
The Sixth Part
Financing
Section 61
.,, (1) Any charge to obtain the permission and recommendation of the B3 waste management is charged to the permit.
.,, (2) The charge of the permit fee as referred to in paragraph (1) includes the cost of the technical feasibility study for the licensing process.
.,, (3) For monitoring and/or supervision of the B3 waste management conducted by:
.,
., a., a. the agency responsible is charged in the State Shopping Revenue Budget (APBN);
., b. The agency in charge of the area is charged in the Regional Shopping Revenue Budget (APBD).
.,, (4) Further provisions of the layout as referred to in paragraph (2) are assigned by the Chief of the Agency responsible.
BAB VI
THE SANCTION
Section 62.
., (1) the responsibility of providing written notice to the manufacturer, gatherer, carrier, carrier, monitoring, processing or imposition in violation of the provisions of Article 3, Section 4 of Section 9, Article 10, Section 11, Section 12, Section 13, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14, Section 14 15, Section 16, Article 17, Section 18, Section 19, Section 22, Section 23, Article 24, Section 26, Section 26, Section 25, Section 26, Section 31, Section 31, Section 31, Section 31, Section 32, Section 36, Section 36, Section 36, Section 36, Section 36, Section 38, Section 38, Section 38, Section 36, Section 40, Section 40, Section 40, Section 40, Section 36, Section 40, Section 36, Section 36, Section 36, Section 36, Section 40, Section 43, Article 49, Article 52 of the paragraph (2), Article 58, and Section 60.
When the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the then the chief responsible agency may temporarily cease or revoke the temporary storage, collection, processing including waste of B3 waste until the warning is complied with the provisions of the dissolved, and the bipage Within the specified time limit is not moved so the operation permit is revoked.
.,, (3) The Regent/Walicocity of the Chief of the Principal Region may cease temporarily operating activities on behalf of the authorized instance and/or the agency responsible if such a breach may endanger the environment.
., (4) the Chief of the instance responsible immediately discharges the termination of the activity as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) if the party is terminated while its operating activities have complied with the provisions of its activities.
Section 63
Anyone who violates the provisions of Article 3, Section 4, Section 9, Section 10, Section 14, Article 15, Section 19, Section 20, Section 30, Section 30, Section 30, Article 34, Section 36, Article 37, Section 39, Section 39 and Section 60 resulting in and/or may cause contamination. And/or the environmental destruction of a living environment is threatened with a criminal as set in Section 41, Article 42, Article 43, Article 44, Article 45, Article 45, Section 45 of Article 46, and Article 47 of the Law No. 23 of 1997 on Environmental Management.
BAB VII
THE TRANSITION PROVISION
Section 64
., (1) If at the time of expiring the Regulation of this Government having done the management and/or disposal and/or waste of waste B3 that is not eligible as contemplated in this Government Regulation, then any person or Bparagraph (2) is required to forward the report to the responsible agency no later than 3 (3) business days after the receipt of the report.
Section 56
.,, (1) The Instancy that receives the report as referred to in Article 55 is mandatory immediately following up the community report.
.,, (2) The follow-up process and the report results as referred to in paragraph (1) are required to be notified to an interest and/or community of interest.
Section 65
Any person or entity that performs the storage, collection, utilization, processing and processing activities of this Government Regulation shall request permission as referred to in Article 40 no later than 1 hour. (one) the year since the time of the enactment of this Government Regulation.
BAB VIII
CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 66
With the enactment of this Government Regulation then Government Regulation No. 19 of 1994 on Hazardous Waste Management and Toxic Substances (1994 State Gazette Number 26, Additional Page Number 3551) that has been amended by Regulation. Government Number 12 Year 1995 on Change of Government Regulation No. 19 Year 1994 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials (state Gazette 1995 Number 24, Extra State Sheet 3595) was declared no longer applicable and refers to this Government Regulation.
Section 67
This Government Regulation shall come into effect on the date of the promulctest.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Government Regulation with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.
.,, Set in Jakarta
on February 27, 1999
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
BACHARUDDIN JUSUF HABIBIE
Promulgated in Jakarta
on February 27, 1999
MINISTER OF STATE SECRETARY OF STATE
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
AKBAR TANDJUNG
