REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA STATE NEWS

No. 812, 2015 POLRI. Society's interns. " revocation.

REGULATIONS OF THE Indonesian REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA POLICE CHIEF NUMBER 3 YEARS 2015

ABOUT THE POPULATION OF THE PUBLIC

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY

THE CHIEF OF THE INDONESIAN STATE POLICE,

DRAWS: A. that to carry out the duties of the Indonesian National Police in maintaining the security and order of the community, enforcing the law, providing protection, screening and service to the public, the ability of the members of the polri in implement a society's development strategy to build partnerships and cooperation by involving the public to maintain security and order in its environment;

b. That the Regulation of the Chief of the State Police No. 7 of 2008 on the Basic Guidelines of the Strategy and the Implementation of the Society of the People in the Duties of Polri, is not relevant to the development of the State Police organization. Republic of Indonesia and the development of community life so that it needs to be replaced;

c. that based on consideration as a letter a and letter b, it needs to establish the Regulations of the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia on Community Olictility;

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Given: 1. Law No. 2 of 2002 on the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 2002, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4168);

2. Presidential Decree No. 52 of 2010 on Susunan Organization and the State Police Department of the Republic of Indonesia;

DECIDED: Establishing: REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC 'S STATE POLICE CHIEF

INDONESIA ON THE PEOPLE' S POPULATION OF REFUGEES.

CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISION

Article 1 In this Chief Regulation is referred to as: 1. The next Indonesian State Police is abbreviated to Polri

is a tool of the state responsible for maintaining security and order. The public, enforcing the law and providing protection, granting and service to the public in the course of the domestic security.

2. " Community Policing), which later shortened to Polmas, is an activity to encourage people through the partnership of members of Polri and the public, to be able to detect and identify security concerns and concerns about the public. Public Order (Kamtibmas) in the neighborhood and found the problem solving.

3. Polmas wanderings are any members of the Polmas who carry out Polmas in the community or community.

4. Bhayangkara Pembina Security and Public Order (Bhabinkamtibmas) is the development of Polmas in desa/kelurahan.

5. A Polmas strategy is a way or a keyboard to include people, governments, and other stakeholders in the efforts of denial, prevention, and countermeasures of Kamtibmas threats and disruptions in partnership. with Polri, ranging from policy determination to its implementation.

6. The FKPM is a communication vehicle between Polri and the public on the basis of a joint deal in order to discuss the problems of Kamtibmas and the social problems that need to be addressed. It is shared in order to create conditions that support the use of the police function and the improvement of the quality of life of the community.

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7. The Polri Partnership Hall and the Community which are later abbreviated as BKPM are the places and means used for the activities of Polri and citizens in building a partnership.

8. Pillar Polmas is a stakeholder who supports the success of the application of Polmas in the local community.

Article 2 The purpose of Polmas ' s arrangement includes: a. as a guideline for Polri members in carrying out activities

Polmas is effectively and efficiently; and b. The partnership of Polri and society is based on the

joint agreement to deal with the social issues that can disrupt Kamtibmas to create a sense of security, orderly, and tenteram.

Article 3 Polmas is implemented with a Principle: a. intensive communication, which is the two-way communication performed

constantly between Polmas odysers with the public/community through direct and indirect meetings in order to discuss security and order issues;

b. equality, i.e. the same position between the development of Polmas and the community/community, respect each other and appreciate the dissent;

c. partnership, i.e. constructive cooperation between Polmas development with community/community in order to solve social problems, prevention/countermeasures of security and order disorders;

d. transparency, i.e. openness between Polmas ' s development with the community/community as well as other parties related to the effort to ensure safe, orderly, and tenterized efforts to be together-equally understand the problem, do not suspect each other, and can enhance mutual trust of one another;

e. aqua liability, which is to be responsible for the execution of Polmas in accordance with the procedures and laws that apply with clear, balanced and objective benchmarks;

f. participation, namely Polri awareness and citizens to actively participate in various community/community activities in an effort to maintain safe and orderly sense, information, advice and input, and be active in the decision making process. To solve the problem of Kamtibmas and not to play judges himself;

g. Personal relationships, namely Polri's approach to the community that is more personal with personal relationships than formal/bureaucratic relationships;

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h. Proactive, active (not waiting) monitoring and solving social problems in accordance with the provisions of laws to prevent security and order disruptions and increased policing services; and

i. The orientation of the problem solving, which is the Polri officer together with the community/community performing identification and analyzing the problem, setting priorities and responses to the source/root cause.

Article 4 Falsafah Polmas: a. public is not a coaching object, but rather as

subject and active partner in maintaining Kamtibmas in its environment in accordance with law and human rights;

b. Security is not going to work, if it is only done by Polri, but it must be together with the community in the case of the Kamtibmas problem;

c. emphasized efforts to build people's trust against Polri. through a partnership that is based on the principles of democracy and human rights;

d. Behave and behave as a community partner who prefers service, appreciates equality between the police and the community and encourages the public to participate in securing its environment;

e. building community confidence is done through an intensive two-way communication between Polri with the public in the partnership equivalent to the maintenance of Kamtibmas;

f. attempted the development of the existing Polmas system tailored to the development of local peoples and cultural values; and

g. Garner partnership that is based on local social and cultural norms, to maintain Kamtibmas.

Article 5 of the Function of Polmas: a. invited the community through a partnership in the maintenance framework

Kamtibmas; b. help the public address social problems in its environment

in order to prevent the occurrence of the disruption of Kamtibmas; c. detect, identify, analyze, assign priorities

issues, and formulate the breakdown of the Kamtibmas problem; and d. with the public applying problem solving results

Kamtibmas.

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CHAPTER II OF STRATEGY AND OBJECTIVES

Part Kesatu Strategy Section 6

Polmas strategy is implemented through: a. partnership and cooperation with community or community; b. problem solving; c. security coaching swakarsa; d. The daycare of the FKPM's existence into traditional community links; e. the Polri ministry ' s approach to the community; f. Counseling and counseling; g. Dialogical patrol; h. the intensification of Polri relations with the community; i. coordination, supervision, and technical coaching of the police; and j. Kamtibmas field cooperation.

The Second Part Objective Section 7

Polmas targets include: a. community/community trust against Polri; b. consciousness and community/community awareness of the potential

security threat/disruption, order and security of its rating;

c. The ability of the public to identify the root of the problem that occurred in its summary, work closely with Polri to conduct the analysis and solve its problems;

d. Public law awareness; e. Community/community participation in creating kamtibmas

in its environment; and f. disruption of Kamtibmas in the community environment.

CHAPTER III OF THE CONDUCT OF POLMAS

Article 8 Polmas is carried out by: a. The development of Polmas; and b. Bhabinkamtibmas.

Article 9 Polmas is carried out with three models, namely: a. A model, which is a traditional (traditional and

) social prankages; b. Model B, which is the intensification of the Polri function in the coaching field

society; and

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c. Model C, which is the development of the concept of Polmas from the Japanese state (Koban and Chuzaiso), Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom (Neighbourhood Watch) in Indonesia.

Article 10 Polmas Model A as referred to in Article 9 of the letter a applied through: a. Swakarsa security coaching, covering:

1. environmental security system: a) a village ronda or other name in accordance with the designation

in the area, among other middle-aged people (jaw, pecalang (Bali); and b) ronda in the residential area;

2. Security units; 3. Traffic control volunteers; 4. School security patrol; 5. Bhayangkara's unit scout;

b. The daycare of the existence of FKPM or other designations into indigenous links among others: 1. Tuha Peuet (Aceh); 2. Dtakeover Na Tolu (Batak); 3. Furnace of Tigo Sajarangan (West Sumatra); 4. Rembug Pekon (Lampung); 5. The People of Pakraman (Bali); 6. Mapalus (North Sulawesi); 7. Saniri Negeri (Maluku); and 8. Tua-tua adat (Papua).

Article 11 Polmas Model B as referred to in Article 9 of the letter b is applied through: a. the Polri ministry ' s approach to the community, among others:

1. call centre Polri 110, NTMC (National Traffic Management Centre), and TMC (Traffic Management Centre);

2. fast reaction service (quick response); 3. Kamtibmas Itineren Service Hall (BLKK); 4. Samsat service round; 5. (driver's license): 6. Sentra Services (SPM); 7. Security Services (BUJP) and Security Council (KTA) services are available for the following: Community complaint service (Dumas); 9. Female and Child Protection Service (PPA); 10. Information services and police documentation; and 11. improving relations and coordination with the Institution

The Village of Kelurahan/Village (LMK/LMD); b. guidance and counseling, among other things:

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1. provide Kamtibmas guidance to citizens with a way among other socialization, consultation, audience, mediation, negotiation;

2. To give Kamtibmas counseling; 3. delivery of Kamtibmas messages;

c. dialogic patrol, among others: 1. patrol from home to house (door to door); 2. Patrol the village; 3. Kamandanu patrol; 4. Patrol block; 5. patrol beat; and 6. patrol sambang nusa;

d. the intensification of Polri relations with the community, among others: 1. the intellectual community; 2. the profession community; 3. Hobby community; 4. sports community; 5. cultural arts community; 6. community of public figures, religious figures, and indigenous figures; 7. community of the Sadar Kamtibmas Group (Pokdarkamtibmas);

e. coordination, supervision, and coaching (Korwasbin) of the technical police, including: 1. Special Police (Polsus); 2. Investigators of civil servants (PPNS); 3. Swakarsa Security Forms;

f. The intensification of the activities of the technical functions of the police, including: 1. Binmaspol which consists of:

a) The minimum placement of one Bhabinkamtibmas at each desa/kelurah;

b) Coaching Large Family Of Daughter Polri (KBPPP); c) Extremes of extreme groups;

2. Sabhara among others: a) Police Back Bone Quick Response; b) Safety of opinion-delivery activities in advance

humanely public; 3. Traffic among others:

a) Police Friend; b) Cilic Police; c) Safety Pioneers Cross; d) School Security Patrol; e) Volunteer Of The Traffic Patrol;

4. Reserse among others: a) Kring Reserse;

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b) Service Notice of the Development of Investigative Results (SP2HP);

5. Security Intelligence among others: a) service of the Police Record Letter (SKCK),

Crowd clearance, Firearms Use Letter, and Explosives License Letter;

b) The development of the intelligence network; 6. The Waters Police are composed of:

a) conducting partnerships and cooperation with existing marine transportation communities or communities in coastal waters or coastal areas;

b) empowers a potential community or water community that can support the creation of a kamtibmas. which are conducive in the waters;

c) dialogic patrol in the waters; 7. Air Police Includes:

a) doing partnership and cooperation with an air transpotated community or community;

b) empowers a community of air transpotated communities that can support the creation of a common kamtibmas. conducive;

8. Other Animal Police consist of: a) conducting partnerships and cooperation with the community

or an animal-related community; b) empowers a potential community or community

relating to animals that can be support the creation of a conducive kamtibmas;

9. The other Vital Object Police consist of: a) conducting partnerships and cooperation with the public

or the national or regional object communities, ministries, agencies, bodies, private companies and or foreign, to support its creation. Kamtibmas is conducive;

b) in cooperation with communities or communities located in the locations around national vital objects and regions to prevent and endure public order disorder;

10. The Mobile Brigade, among others: a) is carrying out countermeasures against the riots. b) providing SAR services in order to secure

and save citizens from natural disasters or accidents;

g. coordination and cooperation in the field of Kamtibmas with the Agency/Weak/private/private/private/private/private/private/private/private sector:

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1. National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM); 2. National Commission on Anti Violence Against Women (Komnas

Female); 3. Indonesian Child Protection Commission (KPAI); 4. National body of Oversight and Workforce Placement

Indonesia (BNP2TKI); 5. Indonesian Employment Surrender Company and Private

(PPTKIS); 6. National Agency for Disaster Response (BNPB); 7. Narcotics National Agency (BNN); 8. National Governing Body Terrorism (BNPT); 9. Natural Resource Conservation Hall (BKSDA); 10. Agency Search and Rescue National (Basarnas); 11. Ministry/Agency owns/oversees the police

special; 12. Local Government; 13. Organization of entrepreneurs; and 14. The Legal Aid Organization.

Article 12 Polmas Model C as referred to in Article 9 of the letter c can be applied Polri according to the characteristics of the people in each area.

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(2) Pillar of Polmas at the provincial level as referred to in verse (1) of the letter a Kapolda by involving: a. The leadership of the State Department of Communications (FKPD); b. public figures; c. religious figures; d. custom figure; e. mass media leadership; f. Academics/civitas academics; g. LSM/Ormas; h. the leadership of the youth organization; and i. female organization leadership.

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(3) Pillars of Polmas at the county/city level as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b i.e. Kapolres by involving: a. FKPD leadership; b. public figures; c. religious figures; d. custom figure; e. mass media leadership; f. Academics/civitas academics; g. LSM/Ormas; h. the leadership of the youth organization; and i. The leadership of women's organization.

(4) Pillars of Polmas at the subdistrict level as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter C-Kapolsek by including: a. The leadership of Muspika; b. public figures; c. religious figures; d. custom figure; e. mass media leadership; f. Academics/civitas academics; g. LSM/Ormas; h. the leadership of the youth organization; and i. Female organization leaders.

(5) Pillar of Polmas at the village level/kelurahan as referred to in paragraph (1) the d of Bhabinkamtibmas by including: a. Village Head/Lurah; b. LMK/LMD; c. public figure; d. religious figures; e. custom figure; f. mass media leadership; g. Academics/civitas academics; h. LSM/Ormas; i. the leader of the youth organization; and j. female organization leader.

CHAPTER IV ODYSBMAS, BHABINKAMTIBMAS, AND FKPM

Part of the Governing Traveler

Article 15 (1) The Polmas traveler on the Polda level is based on the Letter

The Chief of Police Command Area (Kapolda); (2) Polmas ' s travelers at the Polres level are lifted based on the Letter

Command of the Chief of the Resort Police (Kapolres);

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(3) Polmas ' s travelers in carrying out their principal duties and functions are required to apply the principles of Polmas and provide prime service to the community.

Article 16 of the Governing Polmas is on duty: a. carrying out community coaching, early detection,

negotiation/mediation, identification, and documentation of community data at its assignment in relation to Kamtibmas conditions;

b. Perform mentoring and counseling to people or communities in its assigned location about Kamtibmas;

c. perform communication and coordination with the community or community at its assignment on the maintenance of Kamtibmas; and

d. carry out consultation and discussion with the community or community at its author on the dismissal of the Kamtibmas issue.

Article 17 (1) The authority of the Polmas odysings:

a. receive information on the "Kamtibmas" problem of the community or community to be forwarded to the leadership;

b. prevent and resolve the growing disease of society; c. help resolve community citizen disputes or

communities; d. Conduct police action in the form of a security, security,

legal affirmation of the person who refused/against the officer on the field proportionally and is the last resort; and

e. act according to its own judgment in a very necessary state with regard to the rules of the invite-invitation, as well as the code of conduct of the Polri profession.

(2) The authority of the Polmas development as referred to the verse (1) the letter d is listed in the the attachment "A" which is an inseparable part of this Chief Regulation.

Article 18 of the Indicator of the success of Polmas, is seen from the aspect: a. performance performance of Polmas; b. The development of Polmas and Bhabinkamtibmas; c. public; and d. Polri relations and society.

Article 19 Indicator of the success of Polmas, judging from the Performance aspect of the Polmas implementation as follows: a. the increasing intensity of communication between the Travels of Polmas

with Bhabinkamtibmas and the public;

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b. the increasing familiarity of the Travelers ' relationship with Bhabinkamtibmas with the community;

c. increased community confidence in Polri; d. increasing instensity of communication forum activities between Polri

with the public; e. Society's increased sensitivity to the problem

Kamtibmas in its environment; f. increasing information/advice from the public on Polri about

accountability for the execution of Polri duties; g. the increasing observance of society against the law; h. increasing public participation in providing information

Kamtibmas, early warning, and events; i. Increasing the ability of the people to the root cause of the problem; j. the increasing presence and function of the settlement mechanism

problems by the police and the public; and k. The decline of Kamtibmas disorder.

Article 20 Indicator of the success of Polmas, judging by the aspects of the Nomans of Polmas and Bhabinkamtibmas as follows: a. consciousness that the public as a stakeholder

should be served; b. increasing the sense of duty of duty to the community; c. increasing the spirit of serving and protecting the community as

the duty of the profession; d. increased readiness and willingness to receive complaints/complaints

communities; e. increasing speed of response/complaint/report

society; f. Increased speed to the crime scene; g. increasing readiness provides the very

needs of the community; h. Increasing the ability to resolve the problem,

among citizens ' conflicts; and i. the increasing intensity of officer visits to the citizens.

Article 21 Indicator of the success of Polmas, viewed from the public aspect as follows: a. The development of Polmas and Bhabinkamtibmas was easily contacted by

society; b. post/locket of complaint/easy report found community; c. mechanism of complaint is easy, fast and non-belit; d. response/answer to a quick complaint/immediately acquired the community; e. increasing community trust against Polri;

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f. increasing FKPM capabilities in finding, identifying the root of the problem, and its completion;

g. increasing society's independence in addressing the problems in its environment;

h. reduced public dependency to Polri; and i. increasing public support in providing information

and thinking. Article 22

Indicator of the success of Polmas, judging by the aspect of Polri relations and society as follows: a. the increasing intensity of the traveler ' s communication Polmas and

Bhabinkamtibmas with the community; b. the increasing intensity of FKPM activities at the Police Partnership Hall and

Society or elsewhere; c. the increasing intensity of the activities of the Travelers of Polmas and

Bhabinkamtibmas and the public; d. increasing openness in providing information; e. Increased concurrent in the resolution of the problem; and f. the increasing intensity of cooperation and participation of the stakeholders

interests. Section 23

The coaching of Polmas is embed by the Directorate of Public Safety Control Agency (ditbinmas Renew Kam) Polri.

Article 24 (1) of the Organizing Polmas:

a. at the Mabes level, under the responsibility of Karenewkam Polri, the implementation of the implementation is coordinated by Dirbinmas Baharkam Polri;

b. at the Polda level under Kapolda responsibility, the implementation is coordinated by Dirbinmas Polda;

c. at the Polres level under the responsibility of the Capolres, its implementation is ordinated by Kasatbinmas Polres; and

d. at the Polsek level under the responsibility of Kapolsek and its implementation is controlled by Kanitbinmas Polsek.

(2) Officials as referred to in paragraph (1), are responsible for composing the plan, executing, supervising and controlling operationalization of Polmas in its unit and the task region according to its authority.

Part Two Bhabinkamtibmas

Article 25 (1) Bhabinkamtibmas is based on the Decree of the Chief of Police

Resort (Kapolres). (2) Bhabinkamtibmas is required to apply the principles of Polmas.

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Article 26 (1) Of Bhabinkamtibmas function:

a. carry out a visit/sambang to the public for: 1) listen to the citizen complaint about

the problem of Kamtibmas and provide an explanation as well

The resolution;

2) maintains the relationship of intersistic mi/persism;

b. guiding and redirecting in the fields of law and Kamtibmas to raise legal awareness and Kamtibmas by upholding Human Rights (HAM);

c. disseminate information on the policy of Polri leadership relating to Maintenance Security and Public Order (Harkamtibmas);

d. encourage the implementation of the siskamling in the security of the environment and community activities;

e. provide police services to the community in need;

f. Move the community activities that are positive; g. coordinate the Kamtibmas coaching efforts with

village devices/kelurahan and other related parties; and h. carrying out consultation, mediation, negotiation, facilitation, motivation

to the community in Harkamtibmas and the breakdown of crime and social problems.

(2) The guidance and format of the Implementation of the Visit Activities/Sambang to the community as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is listed in the attachment "B" which is an inseparable part of this regulation.

Article 27 (1) The Pokok Bhabinkamtibmas task does public coaching,

early detection, and mediasi/negotiation to create conditions that are conducive in desa/kelurahan.

(2) In carrying out the principal task, as referred to in paragraph (1) Bhabinkamtibmas performs activities: a. a visit from home to home (door to door) on the whole

of its assignment area; b. doing and assisting with the breakdown (Problem

Solving); c. performing the settings and safeguarding of community activities; d. receive information about the occurrence of a criminal offence; e. providing temporary protection to people who are lost,

victims of crime and misconduct; f. take part in providing assistance to disaster victims

nature and disease outbreaks;

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g. provide guidance and directions to the community or community related to the problems of Kamtibmas and the ministry of Polri.

Article 28 (1) Bhabinkamtibmas in carrying out Polmas activities, authorities

for: a. solve community or community disputes; b. take the necessary steps as a follow

continue the FKPM deal in maintaining the environment security;

c. visited the Event Perkara (crime scene) and did the First Action (TP) at the scene; and

d. oversee the flow of trust in a society that may incur a split or threaten the unity and unity of the nation.

(2) The conduct of the execution of the settlement of community or community disputes as referred to in paragraph (1) a letter is listed in the "C" attachment which is an inseparable part of this regulation.

Article 29 Bhabinkamtibmas has the skills: a. Early detection; b. social communication; c. negotiation and mediation; d. leadership; and e. social problem solving.

Article 30 (1) The Bhabinkamtibmas completeness includes:

a. raincoat; b. Vests; c. jacket; d. Flashlight, e. Work backpack; f. camera; g. computer, modem, and printer; h. communication device (hp, ht, megaphone/wireless); i. Name card; j. belangko visit; k. Visit sticker; l. Kamtibmas brochure; m. book on the agenda; n. Desa/kelurah;

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o. police line (police line); p. office stationery (atk); and q. Mobility device (motorbike/bike/other).

(2) The provisions of Bhabinkamtibmas equipment, further set up with the Regulation of the Director of Public Development of Polri Security Maintenance Agency.

Article 31 (1) Bhabinkamtibmas in carrying out the duties may be given Home

Service. (2) The Bhabinkamtibmas Service House is captured as an office, which

is equipped with a communication tool facility. (3) The absence of the Bhabinkamtibmas Service Home as intended

on paragraph (1) is adjusted to the availability of the Polri budget.

The Third Part of FKPM

Article 32 of FKPM tasks includes: a. Collect data, identify problems, and

learn the potential characteristics of a kamtibmas disorder that exists in its environment;

b. Participate and take steps that are proportionate to the implementation of the general police function and the guidance/bribery function;

c. discuss the social issues of the kamtibmas aspect derived from its territory by empowering a competent society or consultant and finds root cause as well as determining a way out for his dismissal;

d. discussing and establishing a work program with regard to priority scale including performing evaluations and revisions when required;

e. submitted a work program draft/proposal to the Local Government to get budget support;

f. carrying out a work program that has been created in accordance with the available budget support (which is sourced from Local Government or swadaya FKPM/private party);

g. constantly monitor citizen activities of the security and order aspects of its territory as well as the region adjacent to it; and

h. accommodate complaints/public complaints related to the issue of kamtibmas and other social issues as well as discuss it with Bhabinkamtibmas/pengan Polmas in order to get a solution.

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Article 33 of the FKPM Authority includes: a. make a deal about things that need to be done or

not done by citizens so that it is a local regulation in its environment;

b. Group or person takes police action (forced attempts) in the event of a crime/criminal offence by hand-caught;

c. provide an opinion and advice to the Kapolsek both written and oral about management/improvement of environmental security/order quality; and

d. Participate in the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the results of the company's get the facilities both materiel and nonmateriel as specified or agreed on a special forum of village apparatus and citizen support;

b. receive budget support from the local government throughout the work program for solving problem-social problems in the course of Kamtibmas coaching and improving the quality of life of the community.

(2) FKPM's obligation, covering: a. uphold human rights and respect norms

religions, adat/customs and decency of the local community; b. be honest in the run of duty; c. indiscriminate and insides in handling

strife/earth; d. Maintain common interests/tasks above the interests

private; e. Be polite and respect everyone as well as behave and

behave that can be an example and an example of society; and

f. manage the forum ' s administration and finances transparently and responsively.

Article 35 of the FKPM Prohibition includes: a. forming task force (Satgas-satgas); b. using attributes and emblim (symbol) Polri in

organization Forum; c. without co-development of Polmas, handling its own settlement

cases of crime and misconduct; d. conduct police actions (forced attempts) against the case

the crime, except in the circumstances of being caught hand; and

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e. attribute it or link Polmas/FKPM relations in performing practical political activities.

Article 36 (1) In order to implement a partnership between Polri with

society, Bhabinkamtibmas can encourage the community form FKPM or leave FKPM existence into custom links or other names/terms in certain regional languages on the basis of local community deals.

(2) FKPM as referred to by paragraph (1) is independent, independent, and in its activities are free of any party interference.

(3) In implementation of its duties, the FKPM uses the Polri Partnership Hall and the Community (BKPM) as an activity center.

(4) In terms of facilities that are not yet available, it can use other facilities that are in the village/kelurahan over the FKPM member ' s deal.

Article 37 of the FKPM's formation guidelines as referred to in Article 36 are listed in Annex "D" which is an inseparable part of this Chief Regulation.

CHAPTER V OVERSIGHT AND CONTROL

Section Of The Supervision

Article 38 (1) The supervision of the conduct of Polmas includes:

a. functional supervision; and b.

(2) Functional supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a is performed by: a. Itwasum Polri and Divpropam Polri for the level of Mabes Polri; b. Itwasda and Bidpropam for Polda levels; c. Supervising Section and Propam Section for the Polres level; and d. Kapolsek and Kanitbinmas Polsek for the degree of Polsek.

(3) The supervision is attached or direct supervision as referred to the verse (1) letter b performed by the direct superior and indirect superior of each of the Polmas odysers and Bhabinkamtibmas.

Part Two Controlling

Articles 39 of Polmas and Bhabinkamtibmas are required to report any performance of his duties to his superiors, both written and oral.

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Article 40 (1) Controlling against the execution of Polmas is done in the manner:

a. First stage: 1) observations;

2) monitoring;

3) report checks;

4) interviews; and

5) supervision;

b. phase two: 1. analysis and joint evaluation; 2. Assistance; and 3. It's a guidance. Guidance.

(2) Controlling as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed in a single level according to the hierarchy.

CHAPTER VI OF THE CLOSING PROVISIONS

Article 41 In the event of a change in the structure of the Polri organization, then the name/designation (nomenclature) The office as set forth in the Regulation of the Chief is adjusting to the changes in the structure of the new Polri organization.

Article 42 At the time this Chief Regulation comes into effect: a. Decree of the Chief of the State of the Republic of Indonesia No.

Pol.: Skep/431/VII/2006 dated July 1, 2006 on the Guidelines of Coaching Personnel Development Personnel of Polmas; and

b. The Decree of the Chief of the State Police of Indonesia No. Pol.: Skep/432/VII/2006 dated July 1, 2006 on the Implementation of the Polri Operational Functions Functions with the Public Politing Approach (Polmas);

still remains in effect as long as it does not conflict with this Chief Regulation.

Article 43 At the time the Chief Regulation is in effect: a. Decree of the Head of State Police of the Republic of Indonesia No.

Pol.: Skep/737/X/2005 dated October 13, 2005 on the Policy and Strategy Strategy of the Public Politing Model in the Governing Duties of Polri;

b. The Decree of the Chief of the State Police of Indonesia No. Pol.: Skep/433/VII/2006 dated July 1, 2006 on the Guide of the Establishment and Operationalization of Public Police.( Polmas);

c. Regulation of the National Police Chief of the Republic of Indonesia Number 7 of 2008 on the Basic Guidelines of the Strategy and the Implementation of the Society of the Community in the Duties of Polri; and

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d. The Decree of the Chief of the State Police of Indonesia No. Pol.: Skep/507/X/2009 dated October 30, 2009 on the Standardised Implementation Guidelines of Polmas implementation of Polmas for Acting Polmas;

revoked and declared not applicable. Section 44

The rule of the Head begins to take effect on the date of promulglement.

For everyone to know it, order the invitation of the Chief Regulation with its placement in the News of the Republic of Indonesia.

Set in Jakarta on May 26, 2016 CHIEF OF THE INDONESIAN REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

ttd BADRODIN HAITI

PROMULRED IN JAKARTA ON 29 MAY 2015 MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

ttd YASONNA H. LAOLY

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