SHEET COUNTRY
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
| No. 138, 2016 | DEFENCE. Administration. The agency. Organizational Structure. The TNI. Change. |
THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
NUMBER 62 YEAR 2016
ABOUT
THE CHANGES TO THE PRESIDENT ' S REGULATION NUMBER 10, 2010
ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION OF THE INDONESIAN NATIONAL ARMY ORGANIZATION
WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
Weighing: that to increase the effectiveness of the implementation of the Indonesian National Armed Forces tasks and functions, it needs to establish the Presidential Regulation on the Changes to the Presidential Regulation No. 10 of 2010 on the Susunan of the National Army Organization Indonesia;
Remembering: 1. Article 4 of the paragraph (1), Section 10, Section 30 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (5) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
2.
Act Number 3 Of 2002 on State Defence (State Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Year 2002 Number 3, Additional Sheet Of State Republic Indonesia Number 4169);
3.
Law Number 25 Year 2004 on National Development Planning System (2004 Indonesian State Sheet Number 104, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4421);
4.
Act No. 34 of 2004 on the Indonesian National Army (leaf of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2004 Number 127, Additional Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4439);
5.
Government Regulation Number 39 of 2010 on the Administration of the National Army of Indonesia (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2010 Number 50, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5120);
DECIDED:
SET: THE PRESIDENT 'S REGULATION OF THE CHANGES TO THE PRESIDENT' S 2010 PRESIDENTIAL REGULATION ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE INDONESIAN NATIONAL ARMY.
Section I
Some of the provisions in Presidential Regulation No. 10 of 2010 on the Susunan of the Indonesian National Army Organization, amended as follows:
1. The provisions of Section 12 are amended so that it reads as follows:
Section 12
(1) The TNI HQ consists of:
a. " Commander of the Armed Forces.
B. Lead helper element:
1. TNI General Staff;
2. Inspectorate General of the TNI;
3. TNI Chief Expert Staff;
4. Strategic Policy Staff and General Planning of the TNI;
5. TNI Intelligence Staff;
6. TNI Operations Staff;
7. PERSONNEL STAFF;
8. Military Logistics Staff;
9. Territorial staff of the TNI; and
10. Communications staff and the Electronics of the TNI.
c. service element:
1. Communication Unit and the Electronica of the TNI;
2. TNI Operations Control Center;
3. General Secretariat of the TNI; and
4. Detachment of the TNI Headquarters Headquarters.
D. Central Managing Board:
1. College of Staff and the TNI Command;
2. Commando of Doctrine Coaching, Education and Exercise of the TNI;
3. Indonesian Academy;
4. Military Strategic Intelligence Agency;
5. Presidential Security Forces;
6. Military Legal Coaching Agency;
7. TNI Information Center;
8. TNI Health Center;
9. Military Military Police;
10. TNI Supplied Agency;
11. Mental Coaching Center of the TNI;
12. TNI Finance Centre;
13. Military Historical Center;
14. Data Processing and Processing of the TNI Data;
15. Peace Maintenance Mission Center;
16. Military Strategy Studies Center;
17. Military Leadership Development Centre;
18. TNI International Cooperation Center;
19. The Center for Physical and Basic Military Regulations of the TNI;
20. Disaster Disaster Rapid Reaction Force;
21. Rapid Reaction Force Reactions;
22. The Permanent Garrison Command; and
23. Unit Siber TNI.
e. Main Command of the TNI Operations:
1. National Air Defense Command;
2. Defense Area Joint Command;
3. Army Strategic Reserve Command;
4. Special Forces Command;
5. Military Regional Command;
6. Fleet Command;
7. Military Cross Command; and
8. Air Force Operational Command.
(2) The Operations Main Command as referred to in the letter e numeral 3 to the number 8 is captured and serves as the Main Command of the Coaching.
2. The provisions of Article 16 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 16
(1) The Chief Expert of the Armed Forces (TNI) is called Sexpert Chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces in charge of providing advice to the Commander of the Armed Forces in accordance with his field of expertise to cultivate and disseminate academically the national and international issues associated in order support the main task of the TNI.
(2) Sexpert Commander of the TNI consists of 10 (ten) Sexpert Level III and 17 (seventeen) Sexpert Level II who are responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI.
(3) Sexpert Chief of the Indonesian Armed Forces is coordinated by 1 (one) Sexpert Coordinator Sexpert TNI TNI called Koorsahli Commander-in-Chief of the TNI who was appointed by the Commander of the Armed Forces of one of the Sexperts III.
(4) The implementation mechanism of the Sexpert task Commander of the TNI is governed by the Commander of the Armed Forces.
3. The provisions of Section 24 are deleted.
4. In between Section 27 and Section 28 is inserted 1 (one) of Article 27A so it reads as follows:
Section 27A
(1) Detachment of the TNI Headquarters Headquarters called Denma Mabes TNI tasked with organizing internal affairs, personnel, logistics, and financial matters in the Indonesian headquarters.
(2) Denma Mabes TNI headed by Commander Denma Mabes TNI called Dandenma Mabes TNI which is located below and is responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Kasum TNI.
5. The provisions of Article 30 of the paragraph (3) are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 30
(1) The Indonesian Academy is responsible for organizing the first education of the integrative TNI officer in order to prepare a cadre of the TNI Leader.
(2) The Indonesian Academy is headed by the Commander General of the Indonesian Academy called Danjen Akademi TNI which is located below and is responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI, in the implementation of the day-to-day tasks coordinated by the Kasum TNI.
(3) Danjen Akademi TNI assisted by Deputy Danjen Akademi TNI dan Wadanjen Akademi TNI dan 3 (three) of the Director of the Indonesian Academy.
6. The provisions of Article 31 of the paragraph (3) are changed so that the following reads as follows:
Section 31
(1) The Strategic Intelligence Agency is called Bais TNI tasked with organizing strategic intelligence operations and operations as well as the development of strategic intelligence and capability in order to support the principal task of the TNI.
(2) Bais TNI is led by the Chief of the Bais TNI called Kabais TNI which is located below and is responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI, in the implementation of the day-to-day tasks coordinated by the Kasum TNI.
(3) Kabais TNI assisted by Deputy Kabais TNI is called Waka Bais TNI, 7 (seven) persons Director of Bais TNI, and 3 (three) of the Commander of Units (Dansat), Atase Defence, as well as the Military Advisor to the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Indonesia at the United States Nations.
7. In between Section 35 and Section 36 is inserted 1 (one) Section of Section 35A thus it reads as follows:
Section 35A
(1) Military Police is called POM TNI tasked with assisting the TNI Commander in formulating policy and organizing the functions of the Military Police in support of the implementation of the principal duties of the TNI.
(2) POM TNI headed by Commander POM TNI called Dan POM TNI stationed under and responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by the Kasum TNI.
(3) And POM TNI is assisted by Vice and POM TNI called Wadan POM TNI.
8. In between Section 43 and Section 44 are inserted 2 (two) Articles of Section 43A and Section 43B so it reads as follows:
Section 43A
(1) The International Cooperation Center of the Indonesian National Armed Forces (Indonesian: Puskersin TNI) is responsible for organizing international cooperation activities in the Indonesian Armed Forces in order to support the principal task of the TNI.
(2) The Puskersin TNI headed by the Chief Puskersin TNI is called Kapuskersin TNI stationed below and is responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by the Kasum TNI.
Section 43B
(1) The Jasmani Center and the Basic Military Regulation of the TNI are called the Pusjaspermildas TNI tasked with organizing the policy of the field of warrior including the procurement and maintenance of physical freshness, carrying out the coaching of military sports and public sports and the executor of the Indonesian Military Sports Committee (KOMI) and organizes the training of Basic Military Regulation in support of the principal task of the TNI.
(2) The Pusjaspermildas TNI headed by the Chief Pusjaspermildas TNI is called Kapusjaspermildas TNI stationed below and is responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI, in order to perform the day-to-day tasks coordinated by the Kasum TNI.
9. In between Section 46 and Section 47 is inserted 1 (one) Section of Section 46A thus it reads as follows:
Section 46A
(1) The Siber Force Unit called Satcyber TNI tasked with organizing activities and cyber operations in the Indonesian military environment in order to support the principal task of the TNI.
(2) Satcyber TNI headed by Commander Satcyber TNI called Dansatcyber TNI stationed below and responsible to the Commander in Chief of the TNI, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Kasum TNI.
10. The provisions of Article 49 of the paragraph (3) are changed so that the following reads as follows:
Section 49
(1) The Army Strategic Reserve Command called Kostrad is the Kotama Ops tasked with organizing strategic level security defense operations in accordance with the policy of the Commander of the TNI.
(2) Kostrad is led by Commander Kostrad called the Pangkostrad, which is located below and is responsible to the Commander of the Armed Forces.
(3) The Pangkostrad is assisted by the Kostrad Chief of Staff called Kas Kostrad, the Commander of the Infantry Division is called Pangdivif, the Chief of Staff of the Infantry Division is called Kasdivif, and Inspector Kostrad is called Irkostrad.
(4) The organization of the Kostrad organization and its lower units are formed in a single form according to the need.
11. The provisions of Article 51 of the paragraph (3) are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 51
(1) The Military Regional Command is abbreviated as Kotama Ops, which is responsible for organizing the defense and security operations of the land of the land in its territory, in the framework of the deployment and use of force of the TNI in accordance with the policy of the Commander of the TNI.
(2) The Kodam is led by the Commander of Kodam called the Pangdam which is located below and is responsible to the Commander of the Armed Forces.
(3) The Pangdam is assisted by the Chief of Staff of Kodam called Kasdam and the Commander of the Military Resort Command called Danrem.
(4) The Kodam organization's Susunan and its lower units are formed in a single form according to the need.
12. The provisions of Article 55 dubah so that it reads as follows:
Section 55
The headquarters of the Army consists of:
a. lead element:
1. Army Chief of Staff; and
2. Deputy Chief of Staff of the Army.
B. Lead helper element:
1. Inspectorate General of the Army of the Army;
2. Kasad Expert Staff;
3. Army Planning and Budget Staff;
4. Army Security Staff;
5. Army Operations Staff;
6. Personnel Staff of the Army;
7. Army Logistics Staff; and
8. Military Territorial Staff of the Army.
c. The service element is set up with the Commander of the TNI Commander.
D. Central Managing Board:
1. Army Aviation Center;
2. Army Military Police Center;
3. Army Territorial Centre of the Army;
4. Army Public Health Center;
5. Army Intelligence Center;
6. The Directorate of Engineers of the Army of the Army;
7. Directorate of Military Affairs of the Army;
8. Directorate of Army Equipment of the Army;
9. Directorate of Military Transport Operations of the Army;
10. Directorate General of the Army of the Army;
11. Directorate of Army Military Topography;
12. Military Law Directorate of the Army;
13. Military Directorate of the Army;
14. The Army Physical Service;
15. Mental Coaching Service of the Army of the Army;
16. Military Psychology Service of the Army;
17. Army Research and Development Service of the Army;
18. Army Historical Service of the Army;
19. The Army Information and Data Processing Service;
20. Army Information Service of the Army;
21. Army Kelafish Service;
22. Military Academy;
23. The Army Staff College and the Army Command; and
24. Army Officer Candidate School.
e. Coaching Main Command:
1. Army Strategic Reserve Command;
2. Command Coaching Doctrine, Education and Exercise of the Army of the Army;
3. Military Regional Command; and
4. Special Forces Command.
13. The provisions of Article 66 are deleted.
14. The provisions of Article 67 are deleted.
15. The provisions of Article 68 are deleted.
16. The provisions of Article 69 are deleted.
17. The provisions of Article 70 are added 1 (one) the paragraph (3) so that it reads as follows:
Section 70
(1) The Army Aviation Centre is called Pusforbad in charge of fostering and organizing the military aviation function of the Army in order to support the task of the Army.
(2) The Pusforbad is headed by the Commander of the Pusforbad called the Danpusforbad which is based below and is responsible to the Kasad, in the implementation of the daily tasks coordinated by Wakasad.
(3) Danpusilluminbad assisted by Deputy Danpusbad called Wadan Puspublishing bad.
18. Among Articles 72 and Section 73 is inserted 1 (one) of Article 72A so it reads as follows:
Section 72A
(1) The Army Health Centre is called Puskesad in charge of conducting all efforts related to the health coaching of servicemen, civil servants and their families, unit health coaching and the Health Litbang in order to support the task Army Army.
(2) The Puskesad is led by the Head of the Army Health Centre called Kapuskesad based below and responsible to the Kasad, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasad.
(3) Kapuskesad assisted by:
a. Head of Army Central Hospital Gatot Soebroto called Ka RSPAD Gatot Soebroto;
B. Deputy Head of the Army Health Center called Wakapuskesad;
C. Deputy Head of the Army Central Hospital Gatot Soebroto called Waka RSPAD Gatot Soebroto; and
D. The chairman of the RSPAD Medik Committee Gatot Soebroto called Ka Medik RSPAD Gatot Soebroto.
19. The provisions of Article 78 are removed.
20. In between Section 89 and Section 90 are inserted 1 (one) of Article 89A so it reads as follows:
Section 89A
(1) Armed Forces of the Army are called Dislaikad tasked with carrying out functions coaching, standardization, and military commodities for procurement and maintenance in order to support the principal task of the Army.
(2) Dislaikad is led by the Dislaikad Chief called Kadislaikad which is based below and is responsible to Kasad, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasad.
21. The provisions of Article 94 paragraph (3) are changed and added 2 (two) verses are verses (4) and paragraph (5) so that it reads as follows:
Section 94
(1) Doctrine Coaching Command, Education and Exercise of the Army called Kodiktad tasked with organizing doctrine coaching and the organization of the Army ranks of the Army, coaching the education and training of the Army in order support the task of the Army.
(2) Kodiktad is led by Commander Kodiktad called Dankodiktad which is based below and is responsible to the Kasad, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasad.
(3) Dankodiktad was assisted by Deputy Dankodiktad called Wadan Kodiktad, 5 (five) people of Kodiktad's Director, 4 (four) the Commandant of the Centre for the Centre for the Arts, and 1 (one) the Inspector Kodiktad called Irkodiktad.
(4) The commander of the Centre for the Art of jataan as referred to in verse (3) consists of:
a. The commander of the Infantry Arts Center was called Danpussenif;
B. The Commander of the Cavalry Center for Cavalry is called Danpussenkav;
C. The commander of the Center for Field Artillery is called Danpussenarmed; and
D. The commander of the Air Defense Artillery Center was called Danpussenarhanud.
(5) Danpussenif assisted by Deputy Danpussenif called Wadan Pussenif.
22. The provisions of Article 97 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 97
The headquarters of the Indonesian Navy consists of:
a. lead element:
1. The Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Navy; and
2. Deputy Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Navy.
B. Lead helper element:
1. Inspectorate General of the Indonesian Navy;
2. The Kasal Expert Staff;
3. The Planning and Budget Staff of the Navy;
4. Naval Safekeeping Staff;
5. Staff Operations of the Navy;
6. Personnel Staff of the Navy;
7. Naval Logistics Staff; and
8. Maritime Potension Staff.
c. The service element is set up with the Commander's Rule.
D. Central Managing Board:
1. Navy Governing Security Services;
2. Naval Information Service of the Navy;
3. Military Communications and Electronics of the Indonesian Navy;
4. The Military Legal Development Service of the Navy;
5. Maritime Potential Coaching Service;
6. Service of the Armed Forces Personnel Administration;
7. Naval Military Education Service;
8. Military Personnel Care Service Navy;
9. Naval Military Health Service;
10. Service of the Navy Armed Forces;
11. Service Materiil Weapons and Electronics of the Navy;
12. Military Service of the Armed Forces of the Navy;
13. Service of the Naval Military Base Facility;
14. Service of the Armed Forces of the Navy;
15. The Navy ' s Armed Services Supply Service;
16. Military Finance Service of the Navy;
17. Service Research and Development of the Armed Forces of the Navy;
18. Service Information and Processing of the Armed Forces Data of the Navy;
19. Military Psychological Service of the Navy;
20. Navy Operations and Exercise Service;
21. Naval Aviation Center;
22. Military Police Center of the Navy;
23. Naval Academy of the Navy;
24. College of Staff and the Naval Military Command; and
25. Naval Technology High School.
e. Coaching Main Command:
1. Fleet Command;
2. Military Cross Command;
3. Marine Corps;
4. Command Coaching Doctrine, Education and Exercise of the Navy; and
5. The Naval Hydrographic and Oceanographic Center of the Navy.
23. In between Section 106 and Section 107 are inserted 1 (one) Section of Section 106A thus it reads as follows:
Section 106A
(1) Maritime Potency Staff called Spotmar is a general staff of Kasal helpers tasked with assisting Kasal in organizing the general staff functions of the Indonesian Navy in the field of maritime potential, which includes program planning and budgeting, coaching potential capabilities Maritime, maritime security coaching, maritime social communication coaching, service coaching, naval services, and the coaching of maritime border areas in order to prepare spaces, tools, and conditions (RAK) that are formidable in the interests of the country's defense. Sea aspect.
(2) Spotmar is led by the Assistant Maritime Potency Kasal called Aspotmar Kasal which is located below and is responsible to Kasal, in the implementation of the daily tasks coordinated by Wakasal.
(3) Aspotmar Kasal assisted by Deputy Aspotmar Kasal called Waaspotmar Kasal.
24. The provisions of Article 109 are deleted.
25. Among Articles 126 and Section 127 are inserted 1 (one) Section of Section 126A thus it reads as follows:
Section 126A
(1) The Naval Operations and Training Service is called Disopslatal is the Central Board of the Indonesian Armed Forces, tasked with organizing operations and training in order to support the principal task of the Navy.
(2) Disopslatal is led by the Disopslatal Head called Kadisopslatal which is located below and is responsible to Kasal, in the implementation of the daily tasks coordinated by Wakasal.
26. Among Articles 130 and Section 131 are inserted 1 (one) of Article 130A so it reads as follows:
Article 130A
(1) The Naval Technology High School of the Navy is called STTAL is the Managing Board of the Indonesian Navy which is responsible for organizing the education of strata D3 education program (prodi) mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, informatics engineering, hydro-based engineering. oceanography, strata S1 prodi mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, informatics engineering, hydro oceanography, industrial management techniques and S2 prodi strata analyst systems and research operations in order to support the principal task of the Navy.
(2) STTAL is led by STTAL Commander called Dan STTAL which is located below and is responsible to Kasal, in the execution of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasal.
27. The provisions of Article 134 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 134
(1) Doctrine Coaching Command, Education and Training of the Navy called Koclassified tasked with organizing doctrine and organizing unit of the ranks of the Navy, coaching of education and training of the Navy in order to be used in the United States Navy. support the task of the Navy.
(2) The Kodiktal is led by the Kodiktal Commander called Dankoclassified which is based below and is responsible to Kasal, in the execution of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasal.
(3) Dankodiktal assisted by Deputy Dankodiktal called Wadan Kodictal and 4 (four) of the Director's men as well as the Commander of the Naval Operations Education Command called Dankodikopsla.
28. Among Articles 134 and Article 135 is inserted 1 (one) Article i.e. Section 134A thus it reads as follows:
Section 134A
(1) The Naval Hydrographic and Oceanographic Center of the Navy is called Pushydrosal in charge of conducting oceanographic hydro coaching that includes surveys, research, sea mapping, publication, application of marine environment, and the safety of cruise navigation either for the benefit of the TNI and for the general interest, and prepare data and information area of defense in the sea in order to support the principal task of the Navy.
(2) The Pushydrosal is headed by the Head of Pushydrosal called Kapushydrosal based below and responsible to Kasal, in the exercise of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasal.
(3) Kapushydrosal assisted Deputy Kapushydrosal called Waka Pushydrosal.
29. The provisions of Article 135 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 135
The Air Force headquarters is composed of:
a. lead element:
1. Air Force Chief of Staff; and
2. Deputy Chief of Staff of the Air Force.
B. Lead helper element:
1. Inspectorate General of the Air Force;
2. Kasau Expert Staff;
3. Staff Planning and Budget of the Air Force;
4. Air Force Security Guard Staff;
5. Air Force Operations Staff;
6. Personnel Staff of the Air Force;
7. Air Force Logistics Staff; and
8. The Dirgantara Potency Staff.
c. The service element is set up with the Commander's Rule.
D. Central Managing Board:
1. Financial Services of the Air Force;
2. The Air Force's Bureau of Information and Information;
3. Service of the Air Force Research and Development;
4. The Air Force Safety and Password Service;
5. Service Survey and Air Photoshoot of the Air Force;
6. Air Force Information Service;
7. Air Force Operations Development Service;
8. Aviation Safety and Air Force Work Service;
9. Aerospace Potential Service;
10. Air Force Law Service;
11. Service of the Air Force Personnel Administration;
12. Air Force Education Service;
13. The Air Force Personnel Care Service;
14. Military Health Service of the Air Force;
15. Military Psychological Service of the Air Force;
16. Service Materiil TNI Air Force;
17. Air Force Aeronautical Service Air Force;
18. Communications and Electronics Service of the Air Force;
19. Service Facilities and Construction of the Air Force;
20. Air Force Procurement Service;
21. Service Operations and Training of the Air Force;
22. Aviation and Space Health Institute "Saryanto" (Lakespra "Saryanto");
23. Air Force Military Police Center;
24. Air Force Academy of Air Force (AAU); and
25. College of Staff and the Air Force ' s TNI Command (Seskoau).
e. Coaching Main Command:
1. Air Force Operations Command;
2. Command of Coaching Doctrine, Education and Exercise of the Air Force;
3. The Air Force Materiil Maintenance Command; and
4. The Khas Force Corps.
30. In between Section 144 and Section 145 are inserted 1 (one) of Article 144A so that it reads as follows:
Section 144A
(1) The Dirgantara Potency Staff is called Spotdirga in charge of assisting Kasau in organizing the general ataf function of the Air Force in the field of potential aerospace including program planning and budgeting, coaching, coaching, coaching, coaching, and training. The resilience of the dirgantara region, the social communication coaching of the aerospace, the coaching of the Bakti TNI AU and the coaching of the airspace of the airspace in order to prepare the Space, Tool and Conditions (RAK) a formidable Juang for the defense interests of the air aspects.
(2) Spotdirga is led by Assistant Potency Dirgantara Kasau called Aspotdirga Kasau which is located below and is responsible to Kasau, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasau.
(3) Aspotdirga Kasau assisted by Deputy Aspotdirga Kasau called Waaspotdirga Kasau.
31. Among Articles 164 and Section 165 are inserted 1 (one) of Article 164A so that it reads as follows:
Section 164A
(1) The Air Force Operations and Training Service is called Disopslatau tasked with organizing readiness coaching and capability in the field of operations, training, operating support and training as well as the coaching profession of the operation.
(2) Disopslatau is led by the Head Disopslatau called Kadisopslatau which is based below and is responsible to Kasau, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasau.
32. The provisions of Article 170 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 170
(1) The Command of the Coaching of Doctrine, Education and Training of the Air Force is called Kodiktau tasked with organizing the coaching of the doctrine and the organization of the units of the Indonesian Air Force, coaching the education and training of the Indonesian Air Force in order to support the principal task of the Air Force.
(2) The Kodiktau is led by the Koclassified Commander called Dankodiktau which is based below and is responsible to Kasau, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasau.
(3) Dankoclassified is assisted by Deputy Dankodiktau called Wadan Kodiktau, 4 (four) Director, as well as Commander of the Air Base Education abbreviated Danlanud Education.
33. The provisions of Article 172 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 172
(1) The Khas Force Corps is called Korpaskhas tasked with fostering strength and the Paskhas capability in the defence of the airbase/alutsista/Air Force installation, front air base control, combat control, SAR combat, and other operations in accordance with the policy of the TNI Commander.
(2) The Korpaskhas is led by the Korpaskhas Commander called Dankorpaskhas which is based below and is responsible to Kasau, in the implementation of daily tasks coordinated by Wakasau.
(3) Dankorpaskhas assisted by Deputy Dankorpaskhas called Wadan Korpaskhas.
34. The provisions of Article 176 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 176
(1) The change and/or formation of a new organization unit held by the High Officers is set forth by the President.
(2) The change and/or formation of a new organization unit held by the Colonel-level officer is set up with the Commander-in-Chief of the TNI after having received the President's approval.
(3) The change and/or formation of a new organization unit held by the Officers under the Colonel is set up with the Commander of the TNI Commander.
35. Among Articles 176 and Section 177 is inserted 1 (one) of Article 176A so it reads as follows:
Article 176A
The composition and rank of the High Officers in the Indonesian Armed Forces is as set forth in the Attachment as an inseparable part of the Presidential Regulation.
36. The provisions of Section 178 are changed so that it reads as follows:
Section 178
(1) The entire provisions of the conduct regulations concerning organizations in the Indonesian environment, still remain in effect as long as not contradictory and have not been changed and/or replaced with new regulations under this President's Regulation.
(2) At the time of the Regulation the President is in effect, all existing posts and officials who have held office in the Indonesian environment continue to carry out their duties and functions until the establishment of a new office and appointed new officials are based on the current position of the President. This President ' s Rule.
Chapter II
This President ' s regulation starts to apply to the date of the promulctest.
In order for everyone to find out, order the President's Ordinance with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.
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YASONNA H. LAOLY
