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Original Language Title: Peraturan Daerah Nomor 3 Tahun 2013

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REGULATION AREA

BANDUNG WEST COUNTY

NUMBER 3 YEAR 2013

ABOUT

STAGING AREA DISASTER RELIEF

WITH THE ALMIGHTY GOD GRACE

BUPATI BANDUNG WEST,

Draw: a. that geographically, climatologist, hydrological, sociological and natural resource condition, Bandung County region

West is a disaster-prone area, either which

is caused by nature or by humans, potentially Infliction of casualties, displacement, property loss

objects, and losses in other forms that are priceless;

b. that under Section 5, Section 8, and Section 9 of the Invite-

Invite Number 24 Year 2007 on the Disaster Repellation, the Government of the Local Authorities and the charge

answer in the event of disaster relief;

c. that Disaster relief in the area, organized, organized, integrated, thorough, coordinated that

involves all the potential in the area to

provide protection to the community from the threat of disaster and guarantee The host is countermeasures.

The disaster starts with the prabencana, when the emergency response and

pascabencana;

d. that under consideration as intended

in letters a, the letter b, and the letter c, need to form

The Regional Regulations concerning the Staging Of Countermeasures

Regional Disaster;

Given: 1. Article 18 Verse (6) of the Constitution of the Republic of the Republic

Indonesia Year 1945;

2. Law Number 7 of 2004 on Water Resources (Indonesian Republic Gazette 2004 Number

32, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number

4377);

3. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Governance

Regions (State Gazette of Indonesia 2004

number 125, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4437), as amended several times,

last with Act No. 12 of 2008

about the Second Amendment to the Number 32 Act

Year 2004 on the Local Government (State Sheet

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The Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional

Sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4844);

4. Law Number 33 Of 2004 On The Financial Balance Between The Central Government And The Local Government

(sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia Year 2004 Number 126,

Additional Gazette Republic Of Indonesia Number 4438);

5. Law No. 38 of 2004 on Jalan

(leaf state of the Republic of Indonesia in 2004 No. 132,

Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4444);

6. Law Number 12 Year 2007 on Establishment

West Bandung Regency in West Java Province (Sheet

State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2007 No. 14, Supplement

sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4688);

7. Law No. 24 Year 2007 on

Disaster Countermeasures (Republican Gazette

Indonesia Year 2007 Number 66, Addition Of State Sheet Indonesia Number 4723);

8. Law Number 26 Year 2007 on Settings

Room (State Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2007 Number 68, Extra State Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia

Number 4725);

9. Law No. 11 Year 2009 on Social Welfare (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2009

Number 12, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia

Number 4967);

10. Law No. 32 of 2009 on the Protection and Management of the Environment (State Sheet

Republic of Indonesia 2009 number 140, additional

sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia No. 5059);

11. Law No. 1 of 2011 on Housing and

Settlement Area (Indonesian Republic Gazette

Year 2011 Number 7, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5188);

12. Act Number 12 Year 2011 on Establishment

Regulation (Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 2011 Number 82, Extra State Sheet

Republic of Indonesia Number 5234);

13. Government Regulation No. 58 of 2005 on

Area Financial Management (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2005 Number 140, Extra Sheet

State of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4578);

14. Government Regulation No. 79 of 2005 on Coaching And Supervision of the Government

area (sheet country of the Republic of Indonesia in 2005

No. 165, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4593);

15. Government Regulation Number 34 Of 2006 On The Road

(sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2006 Number 86, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4655);

16. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on

Division of Government Affairs between Government,

Provincial Regional Government and Local Government

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District/City (State Of The Republic Of Indonesia State Of The Year

2007 Number 82, Extra State Sheet Of The Republic

Indonesia Number 4737);

17. Government Regulation No. 21 of 2008 on

staging of Disaster Response (State Sheet

Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 42, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4828);

18. Government Regulation No. 22 of 2008 on

Funding and Disaster Relief Management (State Gazette 2008 2008 Number 43, Supplement

sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4829);

19. Government Regulation No. 23 of 2008 on the Role

As well as the International Institute and Non-Government Foreign Service in Disaster Response (State Sheet

Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 44, Supplement

Page of the country Republic of Indonesia No. 4830);

20. Government Regulation No. 26 of 2008 on Plan

Tata National Area (Republican Gazette

Indonesia Year 2008 Number 48, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4833);

21. Government Regulation No. 42 of 2008 on

The Management of Water Resources (State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 82, Extra State Sheet

Republic Indonesia Number 4858);

22. Government Regulation No. 15 of 2010 on

HOSTING THE SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT (STATE SHEET OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA IN 2010 NUMBER 21, ADDITIONAL STATE SHEET

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 5103);

23. The Presidential Decree No. 8 of 2008 on the National Agency for Disaster Dispels;

24. State Minister Rule Number 12 Year 2006

on Vigilance of Dini Community in the Regions;

25. Minister of the Interior Minister Number 13 of 2006

on the Regional Financial Management Guidelines as

has been amended several times, lastly with the Regulation of the Minister of the Interior Number 21 of 2011 on the Second Amendment

On behalf of the Minister of the Interior Number 13 of 2006

on the Regional Financial Management Guidelines (State News

Republic of Indonesia Year 2011 Number 310);

26. Ministry of Home Affairs Number 33 of 2006

about the Disaster Mitigation General Guidelines;

27. Home Minister Rule Number 27 Of 2007 On The Sarana Broadcast Guidelines And Prasarana In

A Disaster Repellment;

28. Regulation of the Minister of the Interior Number 53 of 2011 on the Establishment of the Regional Law Product (State News

Republic of Indonesia of 2011 No. 694);

29. Bandung West Regency Regulation No. 7 of 2008 on the Government Affairs of Bandung West Bandung

(West Bandung Regency Area 2008

Number 7);

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30. Western Bandung District Law No. 2 Year

2012 on the Regency Plan for District District

West Bandung 2009-2029 (West Bandung Regency Area 2012) No. 2, Supplement

Area sheet West Bandung District No. 1 Series E);

31. Bandung West Regency Regulation No. 4 of 2010 on Regional Financial Management (Area Sheet

West Bandung Regency 2010 Number 4);

32. Bandung West Regency Regulation No. 3 Year 2012 on District Local Device Organization

Bandung West (West Bandung Regency Area

Year 2012 Number 3 series D);

With Joint Approval

THE PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

WEST BANDUNG COUNTY

AND

BUPATI BANDUNG WEST

DECIDE:

Establits: AREA REGULATIONS ON STAGING AREA DISASTER

BAB I

provisions UMUM

Parts Kesatu

Understanding

Article 1

In this Regional Rule referred to:

1. The area is Bandung West Regency.

2. The Regional Government is the Government of Government Affairs by

Local Government and DPRD according to the autonomy and duties of the host

with principles of autonomy in breadth in the system and principles of the State of the Republic of Indonesia as intended in the Act

Basic State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945

3. The Regional Government is the Regent and the Regional Device as the organizer of the Regional Government.

4. " Bupati is the regent of West Bandung.

5. The Disaster Relief National Governing Body, which further abbreviated BNPB, is a non-department government agency headed by the official

as a ministerial level formed by the Government, as the agency

Authorities are organizing Disaster relief at the national level.

6. The Regional Disaster Relief Agency, called the Agency,

is an area device formed in order to carry out the task

and functions to carry out disaster relief.

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7. The head of the Agency is the Head of the Regional Disaster Management Agency

West Bandung Regency.

8. A disaster is an event or series of events that threaten and disrupt the life and livelilives of the people caused, either

by nature and/or nonnatural factors and human factors so that

results in the onset of the event. Human fatalities, environmental damage, property loss, and psychological impact.

9. Natural disaster is a disaster caused by events or

a series of events caused by nature, among other things an earthquake because of nature, tsunami, volcanic eruptions, floods, droughts, winds

typhoon, landslides, forest fires/land due to nature factors, and

intericsa/space events.

10. Non-natural disasters are disasters caused by forest fires/land caused by humans, transportation accidents, failures

constructs/technology, industrial impact, nuclear explosions, pollution

environment, activities Torture, and extraordinary events caused by pests of plant diseases, epidemics and plague.

11. A Social Disaster is a disaster caused by events or

a series of events caused by human beings, including social unrest and social conflicts between groups or communities of society and

terror.

12. The staging of Disaster Recovery is a series of efforts that include establishing development policies that are at risk of disaster relief,

including prabencana, emergency response, immediate recovery (early recovery) and pascabencana.

13. Preparedness is a series of activities performed for disaster through organizing as well as through appropriate and defenceless steps

in order.

14. An early warning is a series of commemoration activities as soon as possible to the public about the possibility of a disaster on

a place by an authorized agency.

15. Mitigation is a series of attempts to reduce the risk of disaster, both physical development and awareness and increased

ability to face disaster threats.

16. Disaster Prevention is a series of activities that are performed to reduce or eliminate disaster risk, whether through a reduction

disaster threat or a reduction in the vulnerability of an endangered party

disaster.

17. Disaster Risk is the potential loss caused by a disaster in a region and a certain period of time, death, wound, pain,

endangered soul, loss of sense of security, loss, damage or loss

property, and disruption to community activities.

18. The Disaster Emergency response is a series of activities performed

with immediate effect at the time of the disaster to deal with the adverse effects

inflicted, covering the victims ' evacuation activities, saving lives and possessions, fulfillment. basic needs, protection, dealing

refugees, as well as an emergency recovery of infrastructure and means.

19. Disaster victims are people or groups of people who suffered or died from the disaster.

20. Recovery is an effort undertaken at the time of pascabencana, which consists of

of rehabilitation and reconstruction.

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21. Rehabilitation is the improvement and recovery of all aspects of public service

up to an adequate level with the primary objective for normalization

or by reasonable all aspects of government and community life on A post-planning area is like on the condition before

catastrophic occurrence.

22. Reconstruction is the rebuilding of all infrastructure and the means as well as institutional development in the post-planning area, both at the level

government and society with the primary objective growing and

the development of economic, social activities and culture, law and order, and the rise of society and society in every aspect of

community life in the post-disaster region.

23. Disaster recovery assistance management is an admission activity,

storage and distribution of assistance provided and used on prabencana, in emergency response, immediate recovery (early recovery) and pascabencana.

24. Disaster emergency assistance is an attempt to provide assistance to meet the basic needs at the time of emergency.

25. Disaster Emergency Tdeem assistance is a relief to meet

basic needs at the time of emergency.

26. Extraordinary events, which further abbreviated to KLB, are status that

applied to classify the events of the outbreak of an outbreak

a disease characterized by the incidence of increased pain or

the death of which It means an epidemic of an area within a given period of time.

27. Disaster Response Fund is a fund that is used for

disaster countermeasures for prabencana stage, during emergency response, immediate recovery (early recovery) and/or pascabencana.

28. The State Shopping and Shopping Budget, which is next abbreviated as APBN,

is the annual financial plan of the state government approved by the People's Representative Council.

29. The Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget, which is next abbreviated as APBD,

is the Regional Government's annual financial plan approved by the Regional People's Representative Council.

The Second Part

The intent and purpose of the local government.

Section 2

The intent and purpose of staging disaster relief is:

a. providing protection to the community from the threat of disaster;

b. Ensure a planned disaster recovery,

integrated, coordinated, and thorough;

c. acknowledge and respect the unity of the customary law society and the right-

the traditional right;

d. establishing participation and public and private partnerships;

e. encourage the spirit of the royong gotong, loyalty and generosity; and

f. created a calm in a community life in the area.

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Third Quarter

Scope Scope

Section 3

The scope of staging area disaster relief includes:

a. responsibility and authority;

b. institutional;

c. the rights and obligations of the community;

d. the staging of disaster relief;

e. funding and disaster relief management;

f. the role of an enterprise agency, an international institution and a correctional institution;

g. surveillance;

h. monitoring and evaluation; and

i. Dispute resolution.

BAB II

RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY

Section 4

(1) The Local Government is responsible for holding

Disaster mitigation in the Region.

(2) The disaster countermeasures as referred to in the paragraph

(1) include:

a. natural disaster;

b. non-natural disasters; and

c. social disaster.

(3) Natural disasters as referred to in paragraph (2) letters a, among others

are earthquakes because of nature, volcanic eruptions, hurricanes, floods, landslides, droughts, fires forest/land due to natural factors, and

the occurrence of intericsa/space objects.

(4) Non-natural disasters as referred to in verse (2) letter b, among others a fire caused by humans, transport accidents,

construct/technology failure, industrial impact, nuclear blast, pollution

environment, epidemics, plague, and extraordinary events caused by plant disease pests.

(5) The social disaster as referred to in paragraph (2) of letters c, among others

are social unrest and social conflicts in society which is often

occurs.

Section 5

The responsibilities of the Local Government in the staging of disaster relief include:

a. The compliance of public rights and refugees affected by the disaster

in accordance with the minimum service standards;

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b. Community protection of disaster impacts;

c. disaster risk reduction and disaster risk reduction reduction

with development programs; and

d. Disaster relief funding allocation in APBD is adequate.

Article 6

Authorities of the Regional Government in the staging of disaster relief,

include:

a. Disaster recovery policy pricing on its territory aligned with regional development policies;

b. creation of development planning that includes elements

disaster relief policy;

c. implementation of cooperation policies in disaster relief with provinces and/or other districts/cities;

d. the setting up of a technology usage that could potentially be a source of threat

or catastrophic danger on its territory;

e. the formulation of the mastery prevention policy and resource depletion

nature that exceeds the natural capabilities and impacts of climate change; and

f. Collection control and processing of money or county-scale goods.

BAB III

INSTITUTIONAL

Article 7

The violation of the countermeasures The regional disaster is coordinated and

is exercised by the Agency.

BAB IV

RIGHT AND COMMUNITY OBLIGATIONS

Part Parts

Rights

Section 8

(1) Every person, entitled to:

a. obtaining social protection and a sense of security, in particular for vulnerable community groups;

b. obtaining education, training and skills in

hosting disaster relief;

c. obtain information in writing and/or oral about policy

hosting disaster relief;

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d. role and in the planning, operation, and maintenance

program of service assistance including psychosocial support;

e. participate in decision making on disaster relief implementation activities, specifically related to

with the self and community; and

f. perform surveillance according to the mechanism set up for the implementation of the disaster countermeasures.

(2) Any person affected by the disaster gets the fulfillment help

basic needs.

(3) The society is entitled to obtain a change loss and assistance as it is affected

disasters caused by construction and technology failures.

Second Quarter

Oblig;

Article 9

Everyone is obligated:

A. keeping the social life of a harmonious society, nurturing

balance, greed, harmony and the sustainability of the environment function;

b. play an active role in the disaster countermeasures; and

c. provide the correct information to the public on disaster countermeasures.

BAB V

STAGING DISASTER RELIEF

Parts Kesatu

General

Article 10

The disaster relief violation is conducted by 4 (four)

aspects, including:

a. social, economic, and community culture;

b. Sustainability of the environment;

c. Effectiveness and effectiveness; and

d. Wide scope of territory.

Article 11

(1) The disaster relief response consists of 3 (three) stages including:

a. prabencana;

b. on emergency response; and

c. pascabencana.

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(2) The implementation of the disaster countermeasures is performed

berjenjang.

Second Section

Prabencana

Paragraf 1

General

Article 12

The disaster relief response at the prabencana stage includes:

a. in the event of no disaster; and

b. There is a potential disaster.

Paragraf 2

The situation is not catastrophic

Article 13

The disaster countermeasures in the situation do not occur disaster as referred to in Article 12 of the letter a, including:

a. disaster response planning;

b. disaster risk reduction;

c. prevention;

d. The complaint is in the planning process;

e. disaster risk analysis requirement;

f. implementation and enforcement of the spatial plan;

g. education and training; and

h. Disaster mitigation technical standard requirements.

Section 14

(1) Disaster mitigation planning as referred to Section 13

letter a, is part of the planned Regional Development Planning based on the results of disaster risk analysis and countermeasures

disasters in the activities program and budget details.

(2) The disaster countermeasures planning as referred to in paragraph (1), include:

a. recognition and disaster threat assessment;

b. understanding of community vulnerabilities;

c. analysis of possible disaster impacts;

d. disaster risk reduction action option;

e. the determination of the disaster readiness mechanism and countermeasures;

and

f. The allocation of tasks, privileges, and resources are available.

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(3) The disaster countermeasures plan is compiled for a term of 5 (five)

years and evaluated periodically every 2 (two) years or at any time

in the event of a disaster.

(4) Drafting of the plan a disaster countermeasure as intended in

paragraph (1) is coordinated by the Agency, based on the guidelines set

by BNPB.

(5) The disaster countermeasures plan as referred to in paragraph (1),

specified by Count.

Section 15

(1) Disaster risk reduction as referred to in Section 13 of the letter b,

done to reduce the adverse impacts that may arise, especially

done in the event of a catastrophic event.

(2) The disaster risk reduction activity as referred to in paragraph (1),

includes:

a. recognition and disaster risk monitoring;

b. disaster response participation planning;

c. disaster culture development disaster;

d. increased commitment to disaster relief offenders; and

e. Application of the physical, non-physical, and countermeasures implementation

disaster.

(3) to conduct disaster risk reduction efforts carried out the drafting of the Disaster Risk Reduction Action Plan.

(4) The Disaster Risk Reduction Area Action Plan in question

in paragraph (3) is compiled thoroughly and integrated in one forum that

covers the Elements of the Local Government, the community, and the business world in the Region that is coordinated by the Agency.

(5) Disaster Risk Reduction Area Action Plan was compiled by Agency

after coordinated with the agency/agency responsible for planning development of the area by referring to the Plan

National Disaster Risk Reduction Action Plan.

(6) The Disaster Risk Reduction Area Action Plan is set by the Head of the Agency for a term of 3 (three) years and may be reviewed according to

needs.

Article 16

(1) The Prevention as referred to in Section 13 of the letter c, performed to

reduce or eliminate disaster risk by reducing

disaster threat and vulnerability of the parties threatened disaster.

(2) The Prevention as referred to in paragraph (1), is done through activities:

a. identification and recognition of a source of danger or threat

disaster;

b. monitoring of:

1. control and management of natural resources; and

2. the use of high technology.

c. oversight of the execution of the spatial and management

environment of life; and

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d. the strengthening of the social security of the community.

Article 17

(1) disaster relief response in development planning

as referred to in Article 13 of the letter d performed by the Government

Regions through coordination, integration, and synchronization with the Provincial Government and Government.

(2) Disaster mitigation in development planning

as referred to in paragraph (1), carried out by means of the elements disaster countermeasures plan into plan

area building.

Section 18

(1) Disaster risk analyst requirements as referred to in Section 13

letter e, intended to know and assess the risk level of an

condition or activities that may incur disaster.

(2) The disaster risk analysis requirements as referred to in paragraph (1),

used as the basis in the drafting of the analysis of the impact

environment, spatial alignment and mitigation of prevention and mitigation disaster.

(3) Any development activities that have a high risk of inflictest

disaster, mandatory with disaster risk analysis, compiled based on disaster risk analysis requirements through research and

study of a condition or activities that have a risk

high incline disaster.

(4) The Agency is in accordance with its authority, conducting monitoring and evaluation of the execution of disaster risk analysis.

Article 19

(1) The implementation and enforcement of the spatial plan as meant

in Article 13 of the letter f, done to control the utilization of space

in accordance with the Area Space Plan.

(2) The execution and enforcement of the spatial plan is also possible to

create a disaster hazard map as well as introduce it to

the public, especially the communities that are in the area disaster prone.

(3) Local authorities regularly carry out monitoring and evaluation

against planning, implementation of spatial and fulfillment standards

safety.

Article 20

(1) Education and training as referred to in Article 13 of the letter g,

is aimed at raising awareness, concern, ability, and preparedness of the public in the face of disaster.

(2) Education and training as referred to in paragraph (1),

hosted by the Government and Local Government in the form of formal, nonformal, and informal education of basic training,

advanced, technical, simulation, and gladi.

(3) The technical provisions of the implementation of education and training A disaster as referred to in verse (2) is set in the Rules of the Regent.

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Section 21

(1) The technical standard requirements of the disaster countermeasures as referred to

in Section 13 of the letter h, are the standards that must be met in disaster relief.

(2) Requirements The disaster recovery technical standard as intended

in paragraph (1) is compiled by referring to the guidelines set by the BNPB.

paragraph 3

The Situation There Is Potential Disaster

Article 22

The disaster relief violation in the situation there is a potential disaster as referred to in Article 12 of the letter b, includes:

a. Preparedness;

b. early warning; and

c. disaster mitigation.

Article 23

(1) The enacction as referred to in Article 22 of the letter a, among others

is done through:

a. Drafting and trial action planning.

b. Organize, install and test early warning systems;

c. provisioning and preparation of the fulfillment supply items

basic needs;

d. preparing personnel, asanas and means to be deployed and used in the implementation of Fixed Procedure (PROTAP);

e. posted clues about disaster and rescue characteristics in

disaster-prone places;

f. inventory of disaster-prone areas and safe locations for

refugee evacuations as well as secure evacuation lines;

g. Counseling, training and gladi about emergency response mechanisms,

h. evacuation location setup; and

i. The drafting and update of the emergency fixed-response procedures

disaster.

(2) The preparedness activities as referred to in paragraph (1), are

Regional Government responsibilities and executed together

society and enterprise enterprise.

Section 24

(1) Warning as early as possible in Section 22 of the letter b, it is done

to take prompt and proper action in order to reduce the risk of being affected by the disaster and prepare for emergency response action.

(2) Early Warning as contemplaed on verse (1), done in a way:

a. observing disaster symptoms;

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b. analyze the observation results data;

c. takes the decision based on the results of the analysis;

d. disseminate the decision results; and

e. taking action by the public.

(3) Early warning as referred to in paragraph (2), dissemination and

is mandatory by government agencies, private broadcasters, and mass media to deploy resources.

Section 25

(1) Disaster Mitigation as referred to in Section 22 of the letter c, done

to reduce the risk and impact caused by the disaster

against the society in the prone region disaster.

(2) The disaster mitigation activities as referred to in paragraph (1), are conducted through:

a. planning and execution of space alignment based on

disaster risk analysis;

b. development settings, infrastructure development, and tata

buildings; and

c. hosting education, training, and counseling, both conventionally and modern.

Third Section

Tdeem Emergency

Paragraf 1

General

Article 26

(1) The Local Government carries out direct disaster countermeasures by utilizing the elements. potential power

disaster relief and refugee handling, infrastructure and the means

available in the Area.

(2) Activities as referred to in paragraph (1), done in a way

seeking, helping and saving and delivering santunan and/or

assistance to the disaster victim without treatment of discrimination.

(3) The staging of disaster countermeasures at the time of emergency response,

includes:

a. Quick and precise review of the location, damage, loss

and the resource;

b. determination of disaster emergency status;

c. rescue and evacuation/unguarded society affected by disaster;

d. The fulfilment of basic needs that includes provision of food, stables, shelter, health and sanitation, education, means

worship activities for disaster victims in accordance with minimum standards

humanity;

e. protection against victims of vulnerable groups; and

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f. recovery with immediate infrastructure and vital means.

(4) The staging of disaster relief at the time of emergency response

as referred to in paragraph (1), is controlled by the Head of the Agency according to its authority.

Paragraph 2

The study is quick and appropriate

Article 27

(1) The study is quick and precise as referred to in Section 26 of the letter a, performed to determine the needs of the and the right actions

in disaster relief at the time of the emergency response performed

by the fast-team team based on the assignment of the Head of the Agency pursuant to its authority.

(2) The study is quick and precise as referred to by paragraph (1)

done via indentification against:

a. disaster location coverage;

b. the number of casualties;

c. damage to infrastructure and means;

d. disruption to general service functions as well as governance; and

e. Natural and artificial resources capabilities.

Paragraph 3

The determination of the Disaster Emergency Status

Article 28

(1) Determination of the state of emergency status of the disaster as contemplaed in

Article 26 paragraph (3) of the letter b, exercised by the Local Government in accordance with

disaster level.

(2) The determination of the state of disaster emergency status as referred to in paragraph

(1) to the extent of the Regents is under the condition of the Regent.

(3) In terms of state of disaster emergency status specified, the Agency has ease of access in the field:

a. drying of human resources;

b. equipment dredging;

c. logistics deployment;

d. immigration, excise, and quarantine;

e. perizinan;

f. procurement of goods/services;

g. the management and liability of money and/or goods;

h. rescue; and

i. command to command the sector/institution.

(4) Further provisions of the ease of access as intended

in paragraph (3) are governed by the Regent Ordinance.

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Article 29

(1) At the time of the disaster emergency, the head of the Agency is deployed

the human resources, equipment, and logistics of the agencies/agencies and the public to conduct emergency response.

(2) The redness of human resources, equipment, and logistics as

referred to paragraph (1) includes requests, receipts, and the use of human resources, equipment and logistics.

Article 30

(1) Chief The body is authorized to perform and/or request a power deployment:

a. Inter-regional resources;

b. International institutions in charge of disaster-tackling;

c. Search And Rescue (SAR) ;

d. Indonesian National Army;

e. State Police of the Republic of Indonesia;

f. Indonesian Red Cross;

g. Community Protection;

h. Social and Religious Instituations; and

i. Other related agencies.

(2) The implementation of the resource utilization as referred to in paragraph (1),

in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Paragraph 4

Rescue and Evacuation Society Disaster

Article 31

The rescue and evacuation of the community is affected as in question

in Section 26 of the paragraph (3) the letter c, performed by providing the service

humanity arising from the disaster that occurred in an area through an attempt:

a. search and rescue of the victim;

b. emergency help; and

c. casualty evacuation.

paragraph 5

The fulfillment of the basic needs

section 32

The fulfillment of the basic needs as referred to in Section 26 of the paragraph (3) the letter d, including provisioning assistance:

a. need for clean water and sanitation;

b. food;

c. (Cage):

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d. health service;

e. Psychosocial services; and

f. shelters and places of occupancy.

Article 33

(1) The public handling of the affected community and refugees is carried out with activities including:

a. A dater;

b. Placement in a secure location; and

c. Fulfilment of basic needs.

(2) The provisions of the manner in which the handling of society and refugees

as referred to in paragraph (1), are governed in the Rules of the Regent.

Paragraph 6

Protection Against Victims Vulnerable group

Article 34

(1) The protection of the vulnerable group as referred to in Article

26 verse (3) letter e, performed by giving priority to vulnerable groups of rescue, evacuation, security, health care

and psychosocial.

(2) The vulnerable group as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:

a. baby, toddler, and child;

b. mothers who are pregnant with and breastfeeding;

c. the disabled;

d. sick people; and

e. the elderly person.

Paragraf 7

Recovery of Prasarana and Sarana Vital Functions

Article 35

The recovery of the infrastructure functions and vital means as referred to in Section

26 verses (3) letter f, done by fixing and/or replacing

damage to disaster.

Fourth Quarter

Pascabencana

Paragraf 1

General

Section 36

Hosting pascabencana includes stage:

a. rehabilitation; and

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b. reconstruction.

Paragraf 2

Rehabilitation

Article 37

(1) Rehabilitation as referred to in Article 36 of the letter a, performed

through activities:

a. disaster area environment repair;

b. repair of the infrastructure and the general means;

c. awarding community home improvement assistance;

d. Psychological social recovery;

e. health service;

f. reconciliation and conflict resolution;

g. social, economic, and cultural recovery;

h. recovery of security and order;

i. recovery of governance functions; and

j. recovery of the public service function.

(2) To accelerate the recovery of community life on pascabencana territory, the Regional Government sets the priority of the activities

rehabilitation as referred to in paragraph (1).

(3) Priority Determination as referred to in paragraph (2) is based on analysis of disaster damage and loss.

(4) The drafting of the rehabilitation plan as referred to in paragraph (1),

is exercised with Note:

a. settings regarding building construction standards;

b. social conditions;

c. customs;

d. culture; and

e. economic.

(5) The rehabilitation activities as referred to in paragraph (1), are exercised by

the Regional Government Works Unit and related agencies/related agencies are coordinated by the Head of the Agency.

(6) Further provisions concerning the Pascabencana rehabilitation as

referred to in paragraph (1) is set in the Rule of Count.

Paragraph 3

Recontruksi

Article 38

(1) Reconstruction as contemplated in Article 36 of the letter b, in the region

pascabencana is done through activities:

a. the rebuilding of the infrastructure and the means;

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b. the rebuilding of social means of society;

c. Regeneration the social life of the community culture;

d. the proper implementation of the build design and the use of good equipment as well as disaster resistant;

e. participation and role as well as institutions and community organizations,

the world of effort and society;

f. The social, economic, and cultural conditions are present;

g. increased public service functions; and

h. the improvement of the main services in society.

(2) To accelerate the restoration of community life in the region

pascabencana, the Local Government sets the priority of the activities

reconstruction as referred to in paragraph (1).

(3) Priority Determination as referred to in paragraph (2) is based on analysis of disaster damage and loss.

(4) In compiling a reconstruction plan as referred to in paragraph (1),

is done with Note:

a. The layout plan;

b. settings regarding building construction standards

c. social conditions;

d. customs;

e. culture; and

f. economic.

(5) The reconstruction activities as referred to in paragraph (1) are exercised by

The Regional Government Works Unit and the related agencies/agencies that

are coordinated by the Head of the Agency.

(6) Further provisions About reconstruction as referred to in paragraph (1), governed by the Rule of Regent.

BAB VI

FUNDING AND DISASTER RELIEF MANAGEMENT

Part Atu

Funding

Article 39

The disaster relief fund came from:

a. APBN;

b. APBD; and/or

c. Society.

Article 40

(1) The disaster relief funds sourced from APBN as

are referred to in Article 39 of the letter a, among others:

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a. Disaster Continuity Fund;

b. The funds are ready to use;

c. Social aid fund-pattern grants.

(2) The manner of disaster relief relief funds sourced from

APBN to the area is implemented as per the terms of the perinvite rule-

invitation.

Article 41

The Regional Government allocates an adequate disaster relief budget in APBD including:

a. prabencana stage;

b. the emergency response stage; and

c. post-badge stage.

Article 42

The disaster relief fund at prabencana stage as referred to in Article 41 of the letter, is allocated for activities in the situation:

a. No disaster occurred, including:

1. disaster targeting planning;

2. disaster risk reduction;

3. prevention;

4. Guidance on development planning;

5. disaster risk analysis requirement;

6. implementation and enforcement of the spatial plan;

7. education and training; and

8. Disaster recovery technical standard requirements.

b. there is a potential occurrence of disaster, including:

1. Preparedness;

2. Early warning; and

3. disaster mitigation.

Section 43

(1) The disaster relief fund used in the emergency response stage

as referred to in Section 41 of the letter b, includes:

a. Disaster relief funds that have been allocated in the APBD for each of the related agencies; and

b. The available funds have been allocated by the Local Government in

APBD budget and must always be available according to the need at

on emergency response.

(2) The use of disaster relief funds at the response stage emergency

as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, includes:

a. implementation of the study is quick and proper to the location, damage, and resources;

b. the rescue and evacuation activities of the community were affected;

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c. awarding help fulfillment of the disaster victims ' basic needs;

d. implementation of protection against vulnerable groups; and

e. Infrastructure emergency recovery activities and means.

(3) Use of the ready-ready funds as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b,

is limited to the procurement of goods and/or services for:

a. search and rescue of disaster victims;

b. emergency aid;

c. evacuation of disaster victims;

d. need for clean water and sanitation;

e. food;

f. Sandang;

g. health services; and

h. shelter as well as temporary residential premises.

(4) The provisions of the manner management of the fund are ready to use countermeasures

disasters are set in the Rules of the Regents.

Section 44

The disaster relief fund is in the stage post disaster as

referred to in Article 41 of the letter c, used for activities:

a. Rehabilitation; and

b. Reconstruction.

Article 45

(1) The Regional Government encourages community participation in the provision of funds

which is sourced from society.

(2) In encouraging the participation of the community as referred to in paragraph (1), Local Government can:

a. facilitate a community that will provide funding assistance

disaster countermeasures;

b. Facilitate a community that will make a fundraiser

disaster relief; and

c. raise public awareness to participate in the provision of the funds.

Article 46

(1) The Government The area may provide money and money collection permits

in disaster relief.

(2) Terms on the manner of granting money collection permissions and goods

in disaster relief are set up in the Bupati Regulation.

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second section

disaster relief management

section 47

disaster relief management resources include planning, use,

maintenance, monitoring, and Evaluations of national or international aid, services, and/or aid money.

Article 48

The Local Government is doing disaster relief resources management at

all disaster stages in accordance with the Laws.

Article 49

At the time of the emergency response, the Agency directs the use of resources

disaster relief that exists in all related sectors.

Section 50

Tata way of utilization as well as accountability resource usage

disaster relief at the time of emergency response is done specifically according to the needs, situation, and emergency conditions.

Article 51

(1) The Local Government provides and provides disaster relief to

disaster victims.

(2) Disaster Relief as referred to the paragraph (1), consists of:

a. My condolences;

b. santunan disability;

c. soft loans for productive efforts;

d. help fulfillment basic needs;

e. financing of the disaster victims treatment in the hospital; and

f. Broken home repair.

(3) The provisions of the giving way and the magnitude of the aid as referred to in paragraph (2) are set in the Rule of Count.

Third Part

Maintenance

Section 52

(1) Maintenance of the assistance is managed by the Regents designated by the Regent.

(2) The assistance due to its nature is easily damaged and/or knew the time

expires in order to be prioritised. First it's in its distribution.

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BAB VII

ROLE AGENCY, INTERNATIONAL AGENCY

AND KEMASYARATAN INSTITUTE

Parts Kesatu

General

Article 53

Service agencies, international institutions, and correctional institutions get the opportunity in staging disaster relief, either

separately as well as in conjunction with other parties.

The Second Part

The Role Of The Effort

Article 54

(1) The role of the business agency as referred to in Article 53, its activities

is adjusting to the disaster relief implementation policy.

(2) The business institution as referred to in paragraph (1), is obligated to submit a report to the Local Government assigned to the task

perform disaster countermeasures and inform the public

transparently.

(3) The business institution is obliged to heed the principle of humanity in

carry out Its economic function is in disaster relief.

Third Part

The International Institute's Role

Article 55

(1) The role of international institutions as referred to in Article 53, for

supporting the reinforcement of disaster relief efforts, subtraction

The threat and risk of disaster, the reduction of the suffering of disaster victims, as well as accelerate the recovery of community life.

(2) The international Agencies may participate in countermeasures

disasters in accordance with the provisions of the Laws.

(3) International Agencies in carrying out activities

disaster countermeasures are entitled to secure access to the region-

territory affected by disaster.

Article 56

(1) International Instituations as referred to in Section 53 is obligated

aligning and coordinating its activities in disaster relief with disaster relief policy set by

The Local Government.

(2) The Agency international is obligated to notify the Local Government on assets Disaster countermeasures brought in.

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(3) International institutions are obligated to comply with regulatory provisions

laws and uphold the social background, culture,

and the religion of the local community.

(4) International Instituations obligation to heed the related provisions

with security and safety.

Article 57

(1) The international institution became a community partner and the Local Government

in disaster relief.

(2) The implementation of disaster countermeasures by international institutions is set up

in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Fourth Quarter

The Role of the Correctional Institution

Article 58

(1) The role of the corrective institution as referred to in Article 53,

provides the means and services for the Complete the activities

disaster countermeasures executed by the community and the Local Government.

(2) The penitentiary institution as referred to in paragraph (1) has

liabilities:

a. coordinate with the Local Government;

b. provide and report to the head of the inside Agency

collect items and money to help with activities

disaster relief.

BAB VIII

SUPERVISION

Article 59

(1) The Local Government is conducting surveillance of the entire stage

disaster countermeasures.

(2) The supervision is functionally carried out by the area device responsible in the area of surveillance.

(3) Oversight against the implementation of disaster relief activities

done The following levels are:

a. County's scope by Regent;

b. scope of the subdistrict by Camat; and

c. Village scope by Head of the Village.

(4) The supervision of the disaster Penangguation as referred to in paragraph (1), includes:

a. source of threat or disaster hazard;

b. the development policy that could potentially pose a disaster;

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c. Potential exploitation activities pose a disaster;

d. utilization of goods, services, technology, and engineering capabilities and

design building within the country;

e. Environmental conservation activities;

f. Spatial planning;

g. living environment management;

h. Reclamation activities; and

i. financial management.

Article 60

(1) In carrying out surveillance of collection and distribution

help, Local Government and the public may request an audit

against the collection report and help copying.

(2) If the results of the supervision and audit are referred to in paragraph (1),

there is no deviation, then the collection organizer and

the aid dealer in question must be accounted for. with laws.

Article 61

(1) The Local Government carries out surveillance and reports

accountability for the management of funds and assistance

disaster relief.

(2) Instancy/related agencies do surveillance of copying

support of funds committed by the public to the disaster victims.

Article 62

(1) The responsibility of the use of funds includes funding accountability

at the prabencana stage, on emergency and post-level response.

(2) The liability of the use of funds include financial and performance accountability based on the principles of accountability and transparency.

(3) The responsibility of the use of disaster relief funds at the time

Emergency response is conducted specifically according to needs, situations, emergency conditions and implemented in accordance with the principles of accountability

and transparency.

(4) The dissemination of information to the public about income and the use of funds through local mass media.

BAB IX

MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Section 63

(1) The monitoring of disaster countermeasures is required as

an attempt to continuously monitor the implementation process

the staging of disaster relief.

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(2) The monitoring of disaster countermeasures is carried out by the Agency

and may involve regional development planning agencies, as

a thorough evaluation material in the staging of countermeasures. disaster.

(3) Drafting of the regional disaster countermeasures

conducted by the Agency.

(4) Evaluation of disaster countermeasures conducted in order to achieve minimum standard achievement and performance improvement

Agency disaster

disaster

BAB X

SETTLEMENT DISPUTE

Article 64

(1) The resolution of the disaster countermeasures dispute at the first stage

is attempted on the basis of a mufakat deliberation.

(2) In the case of the Dispute resolution as specified in paragraph (1) is not

obtained agreement, the parties may pursue a settlement attempt

outside the courts or through the courts in accordance with the Rules of Invitation.

BAB XI

TRANSITIONAL provisions

Article 65

All programs and activities related to the staging of countermeasures

the disasters that have been established before the implementation of this Area Regulation

are stated to remain in effect until the end of the program and activities, unless otherwise specified under the terms of the laws.

BAB XII

provisions CLOSING

Article 66

The governing rules of this Regional Regulation are set at least 1 (one)

years since the date of the invitation This area rules.

Article 67

The rules of this section are effective at the date of the invitation.

So that everyone knows it, ordering the Rules invitates

This area with its placement

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specified in West Bandung

on April 19, 2013

BUPATI BANDUNG WEST,

Ttd.

ABUBAKAR

Reundfiled in West Bandung

on April 19, 2013

SECRETARY OF THE AREA

BANDUNG WEST COUNTY,

Ttd.

MAMAN S. SUNJAYA

SHEET AREA OF WEST BANDUNG COUNTY 2013 NO 3 SERIES E