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Second Section

The task and authority of the Assembly of Conduct

Article 13

(1) The Council of Conduct is obliged to maintain, uphold and

enforce the Information Commission Member Code.

(2) The Council of Conduct is independent, free, and fair in

running the task.

(3) The Code of Conduct of the Information Commission is authorized:

a. calling and asking for party information

and reported;

b. requesting data from the Information and agencies Commission

related to the breach material

The Information Commission Code of Conduct; and

c. call and request the description of the witness and

expert.

Third Section

The Conduct Assembly Oblicity

Section 14

(1) In exercising its duties and authority, the Assembly

Conduct has the obligation to issue recommendations

and the Council of Conduct report most slow 20 (twenty)

workday since the first trial day.

(2) The recommendation and report as intended

on the paragraph (1), delivered to the Information Commission

through the slowest Plenary Meeting 3 (three) days work since

on the recommendation.

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BAB VI

TATA WAY REPORTING ALLEGED VIOLATION CODE

CONDUCT

Section 15

(1) The alleged violation of the Code of Conduct violations was delivered

to the Information Commission in question.

(2) The Information Commission must hold a plenary meeting

slow 3 (three) days since the receipt of the alleged

violation of the Code of Conduct as referred to in paragraph

(1).

(3) The Plenary Meeting of the Information Commission as intended

paragraph (2) sets out:

a. accepted or disapproved of the alleged violation report

Code of Conduct; and/or

b. the names of the Assembly of Conduct.

(4) In terms of the report received or rejected, the Commission

Information delivered to Peinformed and informed

at the slowest 5 (five) business days after it is specified.

(5) In terms of the report received, Information Commission

delivers the Redemption of the Assembly of Conduct to the name-

name chosen to be the slowest 5

(five) business days after it is set.

BAB VII

THE CODE OF CONDUCT

Part Kesatu

Principles of the Code of Conduct

Article 16

(1) Code Session Ethics are closed.

(2) The Ethics Assembly is active in the proceedings.

(3) The Council of Conduct is obliged to keep all the secrecy during

the proceedings of the Code of Conduct.

(4) All documents used during the process trial

The Code of Conduct is an undisclosed document.

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(3) The Assembly of Conduct provides the same opportunity to

Penotify and/or report to be heard

his interest in the alleged violation of Code violation

Conduct.

Second Quarter

Tata Cara Code of Conduct

Article 17

(1) The Code of Conduct hearings were executed at the Office of the Commission

Information or elsewhere.

(2) The Ethics Assembly set the first trial at most slow 5

(five) business days since receiving the Ethics Assembly Redemption

Information Commission.

(3) The Code of Conduct must be completed at least 20

(twenty) days of work since the first trial.

(4) The Ethics Council may be call to Report and report to

to be heard of in the Code of Conduct.

(5) The Ethics Assembly delivered a call letter to

Penotify and reported the slowest 2 (two) weekdays

before convening the trial.

(6) In terms of the Report and Report are not present 2 (two) times

in a row without A clear reason, the Ethics Assembly can

check and provide recommendations for the alleged

violation of the Code of Conduct.

Third Section

Examination and Opening

Article 18

(1) The Ethics Council may ask for data and/or information from

The Information Commission and related agencies connecting

with the alleged violation of the Code of Conduct.

(2) Witnesses and/or experts may be submitted by Pereporting,

The report, and/or the Ethics Assembly.

(3) The Ethics Council may reject the Witness and/or Expert

filed if:

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a. Alleged violation of the Code of Conduct encountered is

simple;

b. a witness or expert is considered to have an interest

is personal with one or the parties;

or

c. His attachments or skills are not relevant.

(4) The evidence may be submitted by the parties.

The Article 19

(1) Witness checks and/or experts starting with

asking for identity, indifference to witnesses

or her expertise to the expert, and its willingness

taken oaths or promises according to religion and

his trust to provide a description as per

with his expertise.

(2) The witness or expert is as follows:

"I swear as a witness or an expert will

provide the actual description according to

my testimony or expertise."

For the Islamic one is preceded by " Demi

God.

For the Christian Christian Protetan and Catholic

closed with "May God help me."

For the Hindu religion begins with "Om Atah

Parama Wisesa."

For the sake of Hyang Buddha I swear ... "ended with

" Saddhu, Saddhu, Saddhu. "

To the religious and have other faiths,

follows the rules of religion and their beliefs respectively-

each.

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BAB VIII

ASSEMBLY RECOMMENDATION

Article 20

(1) The Ethics Council Recommendations are final and binding.

(2) The Information Commission Ethics Council may provide

The recommendation consists of a proven statement or

not proven to be a violation of the Code of Conduct.

(3) In case it is proven to conduct a breach of the Code of Conduct

as referred to paragraph (1) then the Ethics Assembly shall

provides also the recommendation of sanctions.

(4) In terms of the Members of the Information Commission infraction of the Code

Conduct, The Ethics Council may provide a sanction recommendation

as follows:

a. Light sanctions, such as:

1. oral reprimand; and

2. Written reprimand.

b. Moderate sanctions, being exempt from any duties

and authorization for 3 months.

c. Severe sanctions, such as fixed stops.

Article 21

(1) The Assembly of Conduct convees a recommendation of the alleged

violation of the Code of Conduct to the Information Commission for

set in the plenary meeting of the Information Commission.

(2) The plenary meeting of the Information Commission sets sanctions that

delivered by the Council of Conduct the slowest 2 (two) days

work since the recommendation of the Assembly of Conduct is received.

(3) In terms of the Members of the Information Commission are sentenced to heavy sanctions

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