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b. Sold/traded alcoholic beverages are group A alcoholic beverages, group B and group C as well as beverages

alcoholic containing spices-herbs, jamu, or the like

for health purposes.

Article 4

(1) The Count publishes SIUP-MB for: a. direct seller of the group B and/or

group C drinks;

b. Alcoholic beverage retailer group B and/or group C in place other than the Duty Free Shop (Duty Free Shop); and

c. direct seller or alcoholic beverage retailer for health purposes.

(2) The Regent may enlist the SIUP-MB signing authority to the Head of the Service.

Second Quarter

SIUP-MB

Section 5

The company that conducts alcoholic beverage trading activities

group A is enough has SIUP and is not required to have SIUP-MB.

Article 6

(1) Any company that performs the activities of the group B and/or group C alcoholic beverages is required to have SIUP-MB.

(2) SIUP-MB is published on the basis of the domicile of the company concerned in the Regions and applies in the Region region.

(3) SIUP-MB as referred to in paragraph (1) applies for 3 (three) years and may extended Tuesday-slow 3 (three) months

before expiration.

(4) The company that conducts alcoholic beverage business activities that undergo changes in the SIUP data is required to replace SIUP-MB.

The Third Part

Tata Cara and Requirements Requirements SIUP-MB

section 7

(1) The SIUP-MB Request as referred to in Section 6 of the paragraph (1) is submitted to the Regent Up. Head of the Service.

(2) Further provisions on SIUP-MB requirements and requirements requirements are governed by the Rule of Count.

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BAB IV

CIRCULATION AND SALE

Article 8

(1) The release of imported imported alcoholic beverages is an alcoholic beverage that has been packaged, excise excise, and labeled edar.

(2) An unreleased domestic production alcoholic beverage is an alcoholic beverage that has been packaged and labeled edar.

Article 9

(1) Alcoholic Beverage Retailers of group B and/or group C are only permitted. selling alcoholic beverages are retail in packaging.

(2) Retailers as Referred to in paragraph (1) may only sell the type B and/or group C drinks are sellers

retail in the group B and/or

group C in place other than the duty-free store (Duty Free). Shop)

set by the Bupati in accordance with the requirements specified in

applicable laws.

Article 10

(1) Alcoholic Beverage Vendors of group B and/or group C are sold. by

Direct sellers are only in certain places to be drunk directly.

(2) the seller of a particular place as referred to in paragraph (1) is:

a. a 3.4.5 star hotel;

b. restaurants with Tags Talam Kencana and Talam Selaka; and

c. bars include pubs and nightclubs.

(3) For certain areas that do not have a specific place as referred to in paragraph (2), the Regent after considering activities

international travelers in its territory, may set a specific place

another for the Direct sellers to sell alcoholic beverages

group B and/or C-group located in the capital of the regency

or any other location with a guideline with the Ministerial Regulation.

(4) The Regent may set another place to be sold directly to drink in place and retailers in alcoholic beverage packaging

group B contains spices-spices, jamu, and the like for

the health destination of its alcohol content. At a height of 15%

(fifteen perhundred).

BAB V

RUN

Section 11

(1) Sales of group B and/or group C alcoholic beverages sold in specific places as referred to in Section 10 of the paragraph (2)

letter a, may be drunk in hotel rooms with provisions per packaging

contain at most 187 ml (one hundred and eighty-seven milliliters).

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(2) The alcoholic beverage as referred to in verse (1) is prohibited from drinking in the hotel room exceeding the perpacking provisions of 187 ml

(one hundred and eighty-seven milliliters).

(3) Alcoholic Beverage and alcoholic beverage retailers, prohibited from selling group A alcohol, group B, and

group C except to Indonesian Citizens who are 21

(twenty-one) years as evidenced by the Population Tag Card

and Foreign Citizen.

Article 12

Everyone is prohibited to sell retail in the beverage packaging

alcoholic group B and/or Class C and/or direct sell

to be taken in place of the following location:

a. Youth arena, five foot, terminal, station, kiosk-small kiosk, juvenile inn, and campground earth;

b. places adjacent to places of worship, schools, hospitals, and settlements;

c. Other specified locales are set by the Regent wink directly in place and/or in the form

packing in place that has been determined.

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15. The next SIUP Trade License is a license to be able to carry out trading venture activities that

issued by the Koperating, UKM, Industry and Commerce Service.

16. The next SIUP-MB Alcoholic Beverage Trading Permit is a license to be able to carry out activities

special trading efforts of the Group B Alcoholic Beverage and/or

Golongan C issued by Cooperative Services, UKM, Industry

and Trade.

17. The next SP SIUP-MB is a license to be filled with the company, which contains the company's data/information

which is concerned for the company's use of the IBM Cloud Service. get SIUP-MB.

18. A body is a form of enterprise that includes limited liability, a comth regard to their respective area conditions.

Article 13

SIUP-MB Not transferable to other parties.

BAB VI

SUPERVISION

Part Kesatu

Controlling

Article 14

The Regent carries out control in order surveillance is done

against:

a. direct seller to drink alcoholic beverages, group B and group C alcoholic beverage retailers as well as sellers and/or retailers

alcoholic beverages for health purposes;

b. Permissions, quality standards, distribution and sale of alcoholic beverages;

c. The location/location of the event and the sale of an alcoholic beverage.

Second Section

Reporting

Article 15

(1) Direct sellers to drink the alcoholic beverage group B and group C as referred to in the Section 10 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (2),

and the group B and group B alcoholic beverage retailers

as referred to in Section 9 of the paragraph (1) are required to convey

the report of the realization of procurement and sale of group alcoholic beverages

B and group C to the Regent Up. Head of the Service with busan

to the Governor of Bali Up. Head of the City of Bali.

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(2) The seller directly to drink and/or the retail alcoholic beverage for health purposes as referred to in Article 10

paragraph (4), is required to report the realization of procurement and sale of the drink

An alcoholic for health purposes to the Regent Up. Head of the Service

with a gust to the Governor of Bali Up. Province-related Head of the Province

Bali.

(3) The delivery of the report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2)

is exercised every quarter of the calendar year running as follows:

a. Quarterly I: 1 January to 31 March;

b. Quarterly: April 1 to June 30;

c. Quarter III: July 1 to September 30;

d. Quarter IV: October 1 to December 31.

Section 16

In addition to the obligations as referred to in Section 15, the Company is obliged

providing information about its business activities if at any time

required by The regent or the officer appointed in the name of Regent.

BAB VII

SANCTION ADMINISTRATION

Article 17

In the course of the coaching and supervision of the circulation and the sale of beverages

alcoholic in Section, Bupati or designated official may wear

administrative sanction is:

a. written warning; b. SIUP-MB temporary stops; and c. revocation of SIUP-MB.

Section 18

(1) The violation of the provisions as referred to in Section 15 and Section 16 are subject to the administration's sanction of the warning

written from the Regent or the official appointed on behalf of Not.

(2) The written warning as referred to in verse (1) is given the most 3 (three) times in the middle of a time (one)

month.

(3) Companies that do not heed the provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are subjected to administrative sanction

temporary stops SIUP-MB.

(4) If the company does not heed the terms as referred to in paragraph (3), within 30 (thirty) days from the date

the SIUP-MB temporary stop, the administrative sanction

is in SIUP-MB revocation.

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Article 19

(1) The violation of the provisions as referred to in Section 6 of the paragraph (4) is the administrative sanction of a temporary stop

SIUP-MB with first granted The administrative sanction is

The written warning is at most 3 (three) times in a row

timeout 1 (one) month.

(2) During the activities of the alcoholic beverage trade is dismissed temporarily as referred to in paragraph (1), the company that

is concerned is prohibited from performing (3) SIUP-MB has been temporarily suspended if the company in question has been ignored

warning by performing repair and execute its obligations

in accordance with the provisions in this Area Regulation.

Article 20

(1) The Company which has been revoked SIUP-MBAS as referred to in Article 18 of the paragraph (4) may submit object to the Regent or

the most senior appointed official of 30 (thirty) days work count

from the date of the receipt of the revocation letter.

(2) The Regent or the appointed official 15 (fifteen) days of work since the receipt of the objection may receive or

reject The request is written in writing for a reason.

(3) If the appeal is accepted, the revoked SIUP-MB is reissued.

(4) If the term is referred to in paragraph (2) it has been exceeded and the Regent does not provide a decision, a request

objectable Granted and SIUP-MB has been revoked

reissued.

(5) The Company has revoked SIUP-MB can apply for SIUP-MB after 1 (one) year count from the date

revocation.

BAB VIII

provisions INQUIRY

Article 21

(1) Other than the State of the Indonesian National Police officers charged with criminal conduct, the investigation of the criminal offence as intended

in this Area Regulation may also be conducted by the Employee Investigator

The Civil Service in the Badung County Government environment.

(2) The authority of the investigator for the violation of the Regulation of the Regions is: a. Receive a report or complaint of a person regarding the event

criminal for the violation of the Regional Regulations;

b. conducted first action and examination of the scene;

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c. performing forfeiture of objects or letters; d. take fingerprints and photograph someone; e. call people to be heard and checked as suspects or

witnesses;

f. bring the necessary experts in conjunction with the case check;

g. Conduct a termination of the investigation after the investigator gets a hint that there is not enough evidence or the event is not an

felony and subsequent investigation via investigator notifying it

to the prosecution. the general, the suspect or his family;

h. Hold other actions by law that can be held accountable.

(3) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify the start of

the investigation and convey the results of its inquiry to the public prosecutor

through an investigator of the State Police Officer of the Republic of Indonesia in accordance with

the provisions set out in the Criminal Event Law which

apply.

BAB IX

provisions CRIMINAL

Article 22

(1) Any person who violates the provisions, Section 6 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (4), Section 11 of the paragraph (2) and paragraph (3), Section 12, Section 13, Article 15 paragraph (1)

and paragraph (2), and Article 16 is threatened with a penultimate criminal confinement

6 (six) months or the most fines of the Rp. 50,000,000.00 (fifty million

rupiah).

(2) Penal Tindak as referred to in paragraph (1) is a violation.

BAB X

provisions TRANSITION

Article 23

(1) The Company has SIUP-MB Prior to the expiration of the term, the term of this section is expired.

(2) the company that appl