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3. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Regional Governing Body (republican Gazette

Indonesia Year 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as has been

changed several times, last with Law No. 12 Year 2008 on Second Amendment to the Law No. 32 Year 2004 on

Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4844);

4. Law No. 24 Year 2007 on Disaster Countermeasures (Republican Gazette

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

With THE APPROVAL OF THE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL PEOPLE OF RIAU PROVINCE

AND GOVERNOR OF RIAU

DECIDED:

SET: THE REGIONAL REGULATIONS ON NATURAL DISASTER COUNTERMEASURES.

CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISION

Article 1

In this Area Regulation, it is referred to:

1. Area is Riau Province.

2. The Regional Chief is the Governor of Riau.

3. The Regional Government is the Governor, and the regional device as the organizer of the Regional Government.

4. The next Council of People's Deputies (DPRD) is

The Regional People's Representative Council of Riau Province.

5. The next Disaster Management Agency (CUP) is a non-department government agency headed by a ministerial-level official created by the Government, as the body of the government. Disaster recovery at a rate

national.

6. The Riau Provincial Regional Disaster mitigation agency (BPBD) was the province of Riau Province which was formed

in order to carry out the task and function to carry out the disaster recovery.

7. The head of the Agency is the Managing Head of the Regional Disaster Relief Agency of Riau Province.

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8. Natural disaster is a disaster caused by events or a series of events caused by nature, among other things

earthquakes due to nature, tsunami, floods, droughts, hurricanes, landslides, forest fires/land because of natural factors, and events

intericsa/space objects.

9. Natural Disaster Response is a series of efforts that include establishing development policies that are at risk of disaster relief,

including prabencana, emergency response, premature recovery and post-plan.

10. Disaster Prevention is a series of activities that are performed to reduce or eliminate disaster risk, either through

disaster threat reduction and disaster risk reduction in risk of disaster.

11. Disaster Risk is the potential loss caused by a disaster in a region and a certain period of time, death, wound, pain, threatened soul, loss of sense of security, loss, damage or

loss of property, and disorder. against community activities.

12. Preparedness is a series of activities performed for

anticipating disaster through organizing, as well as through a proper and useful step.

13. An early warning is a series of commemoration activities

as soon as possible to the public about the possible occurrence of a disaster at a place by an authorized agency.

14. Mitigation is a series of attempts to reduce the risk of disaster, either

through physical development and awareness and increased capability facing disaster threats.

15. Disaster Emergency response is a series of activities carried out immediately at the time of the disaster to deal with the adverse effects, including casualty evacuation, rescue

lives and property, the fulfillment of the needs. basic, protection, refugee management, as well as an emergency recovery of infrastructure and means.

16. Victims of natural disasters are people or groups of people who suffer

or die of natural disasters.

17. Recovery is an attempt made at the time of pascabencana, which

consists of rehabilitation and reconstruction.

18. Rehabilitation is the improvement and recovery of all aspects of public service up to an adequate level with the primary objective for

normalization or reasonably all aspects of government and community life on the region pascabencana as in the conditions

before the disaster.

19. Reconstruction is the rebuilding of all infrastructure and the means as well as institutional and institutional areas, both at the level

government and society with the primary objective of growing and developing activities of the economy, social and social activities. culture, law and order, and the rise of society and society in

all aspects of community life in the region of pascabencana.

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20. Natural disaster recovery assistance management is the receipt, storage and distribution of assistance provided

and is used in prabencana, emergency response, early recovery and post-planning.

21. Emergency Disaster Relief is a relief to meet the basic needs of the emergency.

22. The Natural Disaster Response Fund is the funds used for

disaster countermeasures to the prabencana stage, during emergency response, early recovery and/or pascabencana.

23. The next State Shopping and Shopping Budget (

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

24. The next Budget and Regional Shopping Budget APBD is the Regional Government's annual financial plan approved by the Regional People's Representative Council.

BAB II

ASAS, PRINCIPLE AND PURPOSE

Article 2

(1) Asas in the Natural Disaster Penation, namely:

a. humanity;

b. justice;

c. the commonality of position in law and governance;

d. balance, alignment, and versatgities;

e. order and legal certainty;

f. together;

g. Sustainability of culture and environment;

h. based on science and technology; and

i. Participation.

(2) The Principles in the Natural Disaster Reduction, namely:

a. risk reduction;

b. fast and precise;

c. priority;

d. coordination and attachment;

e. enlivenous and successful;

f. transparency and accountability;

g. Common interests;

h. proportionality;

i. professionalism;

j. partnership;

k. enablement;

l. nondiscrimination; and

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m. nonproletariat;

n. Independence;

o. local kearifan;

p. rebuild the direction better; and

q. continuous.

Article 3

The purpose of the Natural Disaster Relief is:

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

b. Ensure a planned, unified, coordinated, thorough and continuous disaster recovery and;

c. valuing local culture;

d. establishing participation and public and private partnerships;

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

f. minimizing disaster impact;

g. creating peace in a community life; and

h. reduce vulnerability and improve public ability in the face of disaster.

BAB III

RESPONSIBILITY AND AUTHORITY

Section 4

(1) The Local Government is responsible for the Natural Disaster Response.

(2) In carrying out the task and responsibility of disaster relief, the Local Government enforces the duties of the Natural Disaster Reduction to BPBD.

(3) Other regional devices are required providing technical support to the BPBD as needed.

Section 5

The Local Government Responsibility in the Natural Disaster Penation includes:

a. Disaster risk reduction and disaster risk reduction via development program;

b. Community protection from the disaster impact;

c. The disaster fulfilment of the community rights and refugees affected by the disaster minimum service standard;

d. Adequate disaster relief fund allocation in APBD;

e. The disaster recovery budget allocation in the form of funds

is ready to use;

f. recovery of conditions from disaster impact according to the capabilities of the area; and

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g. Authentic and credible archive/document maintenance of threats and disaster impacts.

Article 6

(1) The Authority of the Local Government in the Natural Disaster Penation includes:

a. Disaster relief policy assignments in the area, aligned with regional development policies;

b. creation of development planning that includes elements

disaster countermeasures policy;

c. set the status and disaster level of the area;

d. execution of cooperation in disaster relief with other provinces and/or district/kota;

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

threat or disaster hazard;

f. the formulation of the mastery and drain prevention policy

natural resources that exceed the natural ability and impact of climate change; and

g. control, collection and distribution of disaster donations

in the form of money or goods.

(2) The status and disaster penetration as referred to in paragraph (1) the c letter contains an indicator covering:

a. the number of casualties;

b. property loss;

c. damages of infrastructure and means;

d. the wide scope of the affected area; and

e. economic social impact it poses.

Article 7 In terms of the Local Government it has not been able to exercise its authority as referred to in Article 6 of the paragraph (1), the Local Government must

request assistance and/or support to the Central Government in accordance with the Laws of the Law.

CHAPTER IV OF THE REGIONAL DISASTER RELIEF AGENCY

Article 8

(1) The event of disaster relief in the area is exercised by

BPBD.

(2) BPBD as referred to in paragraph (1) is headed by the Chief of the Agency under a level official under the Governor or at a level

eselon II.a and is responsible for the Governor.

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Article 9

Susunan of the Provincial BPBD Organization consists of:

a. Head of the Agency;

b. Directed Elements; and

c. The Executing element.

Article 10

(1) The element of the disaster countermeasures direction as referred to in Article 9 of the letter b has a function:

a. drawing up the concept of implementation of the disaster relief policy

in Riau Province; and

b. monitoring and evaluating the Natural Disaster Reduction in

Riau Province;

(2) The membership of the directer element as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:

a. Government officials of Riau Province associated with disaster countermeasures;

b. Members of the public, professional and expert.

(3) The membership of the directer element as referred to in verse (2) letter b is chosen by the test of patchiness and viability (fit and propper test) performed by the Riau Provincial Council.

Section 11 (1) The operating element of the disaster countermeasure as referred to in

Article 9 of the letter c has a function:

a. coordination;

b. command; and

c. Control in the Natural Disaster Relief in the Riau Province region.

(2) The membership of the disaster countermeasures executor element as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of professional and expert power.

Article 12

The Coordinating Functions as referred to in Section 11 of the paragraph (1) of the letter includes:

a. BPBD coordination with agency or service/body institution

horizontally at the prabencana stage, when emergency response and pascabencana, performed in form:

1. Disaster mitigation and disaster relief strategy;

2. Disaster recovery planning task;

3. standard determination of minimun needs;

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4. disaster emergency response generation procedure;

5. disaster risk reduction;

6. creation of a disaster-prone map;

7. Disaster recovery budgeting;

8. provisioning of disaster relief resources/logistics; and

9. education and training, staging disaster/disaster relief simulation.

b. Natural Disaster Relief Coordination may be conducted through cooperation with the agencies and other related parties in accordance with the applicable provisions;

c. Cooperation involving the role as well as other countries, international institutions and non-government foreign agencies is done through

the coordination of BNPB in accordance with the applicable provisions.

Article 13

(1) Functions Command as referred to in Article 11 of the paragraph (1) letter b is performed in the state of the disaster emergency.

(2) In the status of the disaster emergency as referred to in paragraph (1) the Governor appoints a commander of disaster emergency handling At the head of the BPBD.

(3) Disaster Emergency Handling Commander as referred to in paragraph (2) controls disaster countermeasures operation,

and authorities activate and enhance the Operations Control Center into Command Post.

(4) Disaster Emergency Handling Commander as referred to in paragraph (2) has command authority command of the institution

related to the following:

a. rescue;

b. the deployment of human resources;

c. redeployment of equipment; and

d. logistic deployment.

(5) The Disaster Emergency Handling Commander in performing its duties

is responsible for the Governor.

Article 14

The Control function as referred to in Section 11 of the paragraph (1) letter c is done in terms of:

a. use of a technology that is suddenly and/or gradually becomes a source of disaster hazard threats;

b. Potential natural and/or potentially effective natural resources and management are potentially a source of disaster hazard;

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c. The containment of a natural resource that exceeds its supporting power leads to the threat of catastrophic onset;

d. planning and enforcement of the region's spatial plan in relation to disaster relief;

e. Disaster recovery activities performed by government and non-governmental organizations/organizations;

f. the creation of a potential development policy to create

disaster; and

g. Collecting and copying the help of money and/or other goods and services intended for disaster relief

in its territory, including the granting of collection permissions on its territory.

BAB V NATURAL DISASTER COUNTERMEASURES

General Parts

Section 15

The Natural Disaster Reduction in the area is held based on 4 (four)

aspects, including:

a. social economic and public culture;

b. Sustainability of the environment;

c. Effectiveness and effectiveness; and

d. region wide scope.

Article 16

(1) In the Natural Disaster Relief, Local Government is in compliance with its authority:

a. conduct cooperation with other areas;

b. establish disaster emergency status and disaster-prone areas

into restricted areas for settlements; and/or

c. revoke or decrease any or all of the rights of each person ' s ownership of an object in accordance with the regulations Invite-

invitation.

(2) Any person whose entitlement is revoked or reduced as specified in paragraph (1) the letter c is entitled to be indemnated

in accordance with the laws.

(3) Further provisions regarding disaster-prone areas as

referred to paragraph (1) letter b is governed by the Governor's Rule.

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Article 17 The Natural Disaster Pening includes 3 (three) stages:

a. prabencana;

b. on emergency response; and

c. pascabencana.

The Second Part of Prabencana

Article 18 of the Natural Disaster Reduction at the prabencana stage, includes:

a. in the event of no disaster; and

b. In a situation there is a potential disaster

Paragraph 1 The situation is not a disaster

Article 19 (1) Natural Disaster Reduction in the event of no disaster

includes:

a. disaster response planning;

b. Introduction and monitoring of early warning;

c. disaster risk reduction;

d. prevention;

e. Logging in planning development;

f. disaster risk analysis requirement;

g. implementation and enforcement of the region layout plan;

h. education and training; and

i. Disaster recovery technical standard requirements.

(2) In support of the Natural Disaster Reduction in the situation

A disaster as intended in paragraph (1) may be performed through research and development in the field hatred.

Article 20 (1) The disaster mitigation planning referred to in

Article 19 of the paragraph (1) letter a, is part of the planning of building the area compiled based on the results of the analysis disaster risk and disaster relief efforts outlined in

program the activities and details of the budget.

(2) The disaster mitigation planning is referred to

paragraph (1), covering:

a. recognition and disaster threat assessment;

b. understanding of community vulnerabilities;

c. analysis of possible disaster impacts;

d. the selection of disaster risk reduction action;

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

f. the allocation of available tasks, authority and resources available.

(3) The drafting of the disaster countermeasures plan as intended

in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are coordinated by the BPBD, based on the guidelines set by the BNPB.

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

years and evaluated periodically every 2 (two) years or as of the time in the event of a disaster.

(5) A disaster countermeasures plan as referred to the paragraph (2)

specified by the Governor

Article 21 (1) the disaster risk reduction as referred to in Article 19 of the paragraph

(1) letter c, is an activity to reduce the threat and

vulnerability as well as improve people ' s ability in the face of disaster.

(2) Risk Reduction The disaster as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted through activities:

a. an early warning system;

b. introduction and monitoring of disaster risk;

c. Participatory planning of disaster countermeasures;

d. disaster conscious culture development;

e. coaching commitment to the Natural Disaster Penation; and

f. the application of physical, nonphysical, countermeasures and countermeasures to

disaster.

Section 22 (1) The Prevention as referred to in Section 19 of the paragraph (1) of the letter d

is done to reduce or eliminate disaster risk by reducing the threat of disaster and the vulnerability of an endangered party

disaster.

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

a. identification and recognition of any source of disaster or disaster threats;

b. monitoring of:

1. control and management of the natural resources;

2. the use of high technology;

c. oversight of the execution of spatial and environmental management of the environment; and

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

(3) The prevention activities as referred to in paragraph (2) are the responsibility of the Government, the Local Government, and the public.

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Article 23 The occurrence of disaster mitigation in development planning

as referred to in Article 19 of the paragraph (1) letter e, performed by the Local Government through coordination, the attachment and synchronize with

inserts disaster relief elements into the Regional development plan.

Section 24

(1) The disaster risk analysis Requirements as referred to in Section 19 of the paragraph (1) letter f, is performed for knowing and assessing the risk level of a condition or activities that can be generating

disaster;

(2) The disaster risk analysis requirements are used as the basis in

analysis of environmental impacts, spatial arrangement and mitigation and mitigation measures.

(3) Analysis Disaster risk is compiled based on risk analysis requirements

disasters through research and study of a condition or activities that have a high risk of disaster.

(4) Any development activities that have high risk of causing disaster, is required to be equipped with risk analysis disaster,

(5) the BPBD in accordance with its authority, conducting monitoring and

evaluation of the execution of disaster risk analysis.

Section 25 (1) Execution and enforcement of the region layout plan as

referred to in Article 19 of the paragraph (1) of the letter g, performed to control the utilization of space according to the region's spatial plan.

(2) The control of space utilization as referred to in paragraph (1)

includes the enforcement of the rules that with regard to the structuring of space, safety standards, and the application of sanctions against Its customers.

(3) In the implementation and enforcement of the region ' s layout plans as referred to in paragraph (1), made disaster-prone maps to be informed to the public in the disaster-prone area.

(4) The Local Government Periodically conduct monitoring and evaluation of planning, spatial execution and fulfillment of safety standards.

Article 26

(1) Education and training as referred to in Article 19 of the paragraph (1)

letter h, is organized to increase awareness, awareness, ability, and preparedness. The public in the face of disaster.

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

hosted by the Local Government and the public, both individuals and groups, community and other parties, in the form of formal, non-formal and informal education of basic training,

advanced, technical, simulation, and gladi.

Section 27

(1) The technical standard requirements of disaster countermeasures as referred to in Article 19 verse (1) letter i, which is the standard that must be met in disaster relief.

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(2) The technical standard requirements of the disaster countermeasures as referred to in paragraph (1) are compiled by referring to the guidelines

set by BNPB.

paragraph 2 of the situation there is a potential disaster

section 28

The natural disaster countermeasures in the situation there is a potential disaster covering:

a. Preparedness;

b. Early warning; and

c. disaster mitigation.

Article 29

(1) The disaster countermeasures view to ensure prompt and precise action at the time of the disaster.

(2) The preparedness as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed in the form:

a. Drafting and testing of emergency countermeasures plan;

b. Organizing, installation and testing of early warning systems;

c. provisioning and preparation of supply supply items fulfillment requirements;

d. Personnel setup, infrastructure and means to be deployed

and used in the execution of fixed procedures;

e. Installation of instructions on disaster and rescue characteristics at disaster-prone premises;

f. inventory of disaster-prone areas and safe locations to evacuate refugees as well as secure evacuation lines;

g. Counseling, training, gladi and simulation of emergency response mechanisms;

h. evacuation location setup; and

i. The drafting and updating of the procedure remains a disaster emergency response.

Section 30

(1) The Local Government prepares a common means and infrastructure and

specifically in disaster relief in the area in an attempt to prevent, Overcome and overcome the disaster, as per the provisions of the laws.

(2) Sarana and general prasarana include:

a. an early warning device (early warning system) as per the condition and capability of the Regions;

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b. Disaster poskos and supporting equipment such as disaster location maps, communication tools, emergency tents, genset,

body bags and others;

c. operational vehicles in accordance with the state conditions;

d. Disaster hazard map;

e. route and refugee evacuation locations;

f. the procedure remains a disaster countermeasure;

g. the common kitchen following logistics completeness;

h. a health post with medical and drug power;

i. Emergency tents for the shelter and evacuation of refugees,

velbed inquiry as well as a stretcher whisk and other equipment tool;

j. the means of clean water and the means of sanitasi/MCK in the refugee evacuation area, by separating the means of sanitasi/MCK for men and women;

k. Transmission equipment for fatalities due to disasters (died and injuries, refugees, community buildings, government and

private); and

l. locations while refugees.

(3) Sarana and special amenities include:

a. media center as an information center that is easily accessible and reached by the public;

b. formal/liaison spokesperson tasked with informing the events of the disaster to the agencies that require at the Center

and in the Regions, mass media and the public;

c. The field hospital and the support of the completeness

health;

d. trauma center by the Local Government or the disaster-care community agencies that serve to restore psychological conditions

the victims of the disaster victims;

e. a transport tool in disaster countermeasures;

f. the location of mass graves for the deceased victims; and

g. other special means and amenities.

(4) the BPBD is responsible for operationing the use and

maintenance of the means and disaster infrastructure in the area.

Article 31

(1) The Local Government is drafting Disaster emergency countermeasures, as a reference to the implementation of disaster relief in the

emergency, which was performed coordinated by the BPBD.

(2) The disaster emergency countermeasures plan may be supplemented with

drafting of a continuous plan.

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Article 32 (1) In the conduct of preparedness for the provision, storage and

logistics and equipment delivery to the disaster site, compiled a logistics management system and equipment by BPBD, as per regulatory provisions

laws.

(2) The construction of the logistics management system and equipment as referred to in paragraph (1), is done to optimize the logistics and

the equipment that exists in each of the agencies in the BPBD business network.

(3) The management function of logistics management and equipment is:

a. as a logistics management organizer and equipment that has the responsibility, duty and authority in the Regions;

b. As the primary point of contact for disaster relief operations in the disaster area that includes two or more districts/cities bordering;

c. coordinate all services and distribution of logistics assistance and equipment in the region. disaster;

d. as an information center, verification and evaluation of the situation in the disaster region;

e. maintain relationships and coordinate all agencies that

engage in disaster relief and report it periodically to the Chief of BNPB;

f. assist and guide operations in the disaster area at any

level of logistics management and equipment; and

h. execute the logistics and equipment management system guidelines

consistent disaster countermeasures.

Article 33

(1) Early warning is a quick and proper action in order to reduce the risk of being affected by disaster and prepare for emergency response actions.

(2) Early warning as referred to in paragraph (1), done in a way:

a. observation of disaster symptoms;

b. data analysis of the observations data;

c. decision making based on analysis results;

d. decision-making dissemination; and

e. Society's actions.

(3) Observation of disaster symptoms is performed by an agency/agency that

authorities in accordance with the type of disaster threat, to obtain data on the symptoms of a disaster that is likely to occur, with

(4) Instancy/institution authorized to deliver analysis results to

BPBD in accordance with location and disaster level, as a basis in taking decisions and determining early warning actions.

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(5) Early warning as referred to in paragraph (2), is required to be disseminated by the Local Government, the private broadcasters, and

the mass media in the Region in order to exert a resource.

(6) The BPBD coordinates the actions taken by the public to

save and protect the community.

Article 34 (1) The disaster mitigation is done to reduce the risk and impact that

is caused by disaster against the community that is in the region

disaster prone.

(2) Activities Disaster mitigation as referred to in paragraph (1),

is done through:

a. the planning and execution of a region space arrangement based on the disaster risk analysis;

b. development arrangements, infrastructure and layout provision; and

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

(3) In order for the implementation of disaster mitigation as intended

in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), the Local Government compiles information of hate, database (data base) and a map of hate covering:

a. Area of District, Subdistrict and Kelurahan/Desa;

b. the number of residents of County, Subdistrict and Kelurahan/Desa;

c. The number of community houses, government buildings, markets, schools, puskesmas, hospitals, places of worship, public facilities and social facilities;

d. a frequent or recurrent type of disaster;

e. disaster prone area and disaster risk;

f. Extensive coverage of the disaster prone area;

g. Displacement location;

h. evacuation path;

i. Disaster human resources disaster; and

j. Other things as needed.

(4) Hate information, database (data base) and a map of hate as referred to in paragraph (3) function for:

a. Drafting policy, strategy and design of countermeasures

disaster;

b. identify, monitor disaster hazards, vulnerabilities and

capabilities in the face of disaster;

c. provide protection to communities in disaster-prone areas;

d. development of an early warning system;

e. knowing the dangers of disaster, disaster risk and loss due to disaster; and

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f. running the adaptable development on disaster and preparing the community living in harmony with the disaster.

Article 35

In the framework of disaster mitigation, the Local Government is in compliance with its authority:

a. for a landslide prone area, performing:

1. space utilization control by considering

typology and severity or disaster risk;

2. determination of the location and evacuation path of the residents ' settlement

as well as the determination of the population relocation; and

3. The building restrictions on building, except for the monitoring of the disaster threat.

b. for a landslide-prone region with a high degree of herb (a slope greater than 40%), setting out:

1. the provisions of the prohibition of settlement activities; and

2. Provisions for the prohibition of excavation activities and slope cuts.

c. for a landslide-prone region with moderate rate of virginity

(an inclination of 20% to 40%), set out:

1. provisions of industrial development/manufacturer;

2. the slope of the slope of the human activity;

3. the provisions of the prohibition of cuts and excavation slopes; and

4. Restrictions on the mining activities of the quarry group c,

with regard to the stability of the slope and support of the slope reclamation.

d. for a landslide prone area with low rate of low growth

(less than 20% less slope), designated as an unfeasible region for industry.

Article 36

In the framework of disaster mitigation for wave-prone areas tide, the Local Government pursuant to its authority, setting out:

a. control of space utilization, by considering the characteristic, type and threat of disaster; and

b. building control, except for establishing buildings for the benefit

monitoring of disaster threats and common interests.

Article 37

In order of disaster mitigation for flood-prone areas, Local Government appropriate Her authority, set:

a. flood plain setting;

b. utilization of floodplains for green open spaces and building control of public facilities with low densities;

c. provisions of the prohibition of activities for public facilities; and

d. control of residential activities.

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Article 38 The disaster prevention caused by water damaged is done through:

a. Physical activities, in the course of disaster prevention are conducted through the construction of the means and infrastructure intended to prevent

damage and/or disaster resulting from the damaged power of water;

b. non-physical activities, in the course of disaster prevention are conducted through:

1. setting, covering:

a) the designation of disaster-prone areas in each region of the river;

b) the designation of an early warning system on each river region;

c) the designation of standard operating procedure means and infrastructure

water damaged power control; and

d) the designation of the disaster casualty evacuation standard operating procedure

as a result of water damage.

2. Coaching, including:

a) dissemination of information and counseling; and

b) emergency response training.

3. The supervision, including:

a) the supervision of land use in disaster-prone areas in accordance with the level of the region in question; and

b) the supervision of the condition and function of the means and the infrastructure of the water damaged power.

4. controls, including:

a) the control of land use in disaster-prone areas according to the level of the region in question;

and

b) the resettlement efforts of the population residing in disaster-prone areas.

c. Upstream and lower rebalancing of the river region, conducted by the mechanism of space arrangement and the operation of the river infrastructure in accordance with the stakeholders ' agreement (stakeholders).

Article 39 (1) The Local Government pursuant to its authority and responsibility

sets disaster-prone areas in each river region, covering the prone area:

a. flood;

b. dryness;

c. erosion and sedimentation;

d. landslide;

e. ambles;

f. changes in the nature and chemical content, biology and water physics;

g. the extinction of plant and/or animal types; and/or

h. Plague.

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(2) disaster-prone areas referred to in paragraph (1) are divided into disaster-prone zones based on their level of severity.

(3) The disaster-prone area is referred to in paragraph (1) be an input for the drafting of the region's spatial plan.

(4) The Local Government is obligated to control the utilization of disaster-prone areas by engaging the public.

Article 40

(1) The Local Government is in compliance with the authority and its responsibility set an early warning system.

(2) Early Warning as referred to in paragraph (1) is done by

related agencies pursuant to its authority and responsibility.

Article 41

(1) In terms of the degree of disaster violation of the water's broken power is permanently threatening safety soul, the Local Government may establish a closed disaster-prone area for the settlement.

(2) The charges arising from the designation as referred to in paragraph (1) are the responsibility of the Local Government.

Article 42 In order Disaster mitigation for geological disaster-prone areas, Local Government and Government District/City as per its authority,

performs:

a. control of space utilization by considering the characteristic, type and threat of disaster;

b. determination of location and evacuation lines from residents ' settlements; and

c. building control of buildings except for the benefit

monitoring of disaster threats and common interests.

Third Quarter Emergency

Section 43

(1) The Local Government carries out the Natural Disaster Penation directly by utilizing elements of the potential force of countermeasures

disaster and handling of refugees, infrastructure and available means;

(2) Activities as referred to in paragraph (1), carried out by means of searching, helping and save and provide santunan and/or assistance to disaster victims without the treatment of discrimination.

(3) The Natural Disaster Distreatment at the time of emergency response is carried out through several activities, including:

a. A quick and precise study of location, damage, loss and resources;

b. determination of disaster emergency status;

c. search, rescue and evacuation of the affected community;

d. The fulfilment of basic needs for disaster victims by default

minimal service;

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e. protection against victims belonging to vulnerable groups; and

f. Early restoration of the infrastructure and vital means.

(4) The Disaster of Natural Disasters at the time of emergency response as referred to in paragraph (3), controlled BPBD corresponds to

its authority.

Paragraph 1

The study is quick and precise

Section 44

The study is quick and precise, done to determine the need

and the appropriate action in disaster relief. at the time of the emergency response, through the identification of:

a. disaster location coverage;

b. the number of disaster victims;

c. basic needs;

d. damage to infrastructure and means;

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

f. Natural and artificial resources.

Paragraph 2

The determination of the Disaster Emergency Status

Article 45

(1) In the event of disaster the Governor set the disaster statement

and determining the status of a disaster emergency, as per the provisions of the laws.

(2) The disaster statement and the determination of disaster emergency status

as referred to in paragraph (1) are set immediately after the disaster.

(3) The determination of the status of the disaster emergency state as referred to in the paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), BPBD has an ease of access covering:

a. human resource dredging;

b. equipment dredging;

c. logistics deployment;

d. Barang/jasa;

e. the management and accountability of money and/or goods;

f. rescue; and

g. Command to command the institution.

(4) Further provisions of ease of access as referred to in paragraph (3) are governed by the Governor ' s Rules.

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Paragraph 3 Human Resources, Appliances and Logistics

Article 46

(1) BPBD Chief authorized to deploy human resources that

potential, equipment, and logistics of agencies/agencies in the Regions and communities to conduct emergency response, at the time of the disaster emergency.

(2) Human resources, equipment and logistics, were conducted to rescue and evacuate disaster victims, meets basic needs, and restores the function of infrastructure and vital means

(3) In terms of human resources, equipment, and logistics are not available

and/or inadequate, the Local Government may call for assistance to other county/city governments, provinces and/or Government.

(4) The Regional Government may bear the cost of hardening and mobilization

the resources, equipment and logistics of the province, district/other cities as referred to in paragraph (3).

(5) The acceptance and use of human resources, equipment and logistics at the disaster site as referred to in paragraph (1) to the paragraph (4), is exercised under the control of the Head of BPBD.

(6) Further provisions of the manner of potential human resources utilization, equipment, and logistics as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Governor's Regulation.

Paragraph 4 The existence of goods and/or Services and Emergency Construction

Article 47

(1) The existence of goods and/or services as well as emergency construction is carried out on a planned type and number of needs,

conditions and characteristics of the disaster area.

(2) At the time of disaster emergency, procurement of goods and/or services as well as the emergency construction for emergency response

disaster is performed through effective and efficient direct purchase/procurement in accordance with the conditions at the time of emergency response.

(3) The Procurement of goods and/or services as well as the emergency construction as referred to in paragraph (2), includes:

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 service;

h. shelters as well as temporary/fixed occupancy; and

i. Repair roads, bridges and irrigation infrastructure.

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(4) The absence of goods and/or services as well as the emergency construction as referred to in paragraph (3) may be performed by the Organization of Devices

The area accordingly after obtaining the Head of the BPBD Head, Upon its authority.

(5) Approval as referred to in paragraph (4) may be given orally and followed by consent written in the slowest time 3 x 24 (three times twenty-four) hours.

Paragraph 5 of the Rescue

Article 48

(1) Rescue and casualty evacuation is carried out with provide humanitarian services arising out of the disaster, through

efforts:

a. search and rescue of the victim;

b. emergency aid; and or

c. Victim evacuation.

(2) Search, rescue and evacuation of the affected community

as referred to in paragraph (1), executed by a team of quick reactions by engaging the element The community under the command of the Commander's emergency handling disaster, according to the location and level

the flag.

(3) In case of disaster excretion, the BPBD may request support to the BNPB for the rescue and evacuation of the community

affected by the disaster.

(4) Search and rescue of disaster victims as

means the paragraph (1) is terminated in terms of:

a. The entire victim has been found, rescued, and evacuated; or

b. After a period of seven (seven) days from the start of the operation

search, no sign of the victim will be found.

(5) The search and rescue stop of the disaster victim as referred to in paragraph (3) letter b may re-executed

with consideration of new information about the indication of the existence of the disaster victims;

(6) In disaster emergency aid, it is prioritied in the people who are critically injured and vulnerable groups.

(7) Against the affected community of the dead, done

efforts identification and burial.

Paragraph 6 Basic Needs

Article 49 (1) In the state of disaster emergency response, Local Government

provides the assistance of fulfilment of basic needs according to standard

minimum, which includes: temporary housing/habitation;

a. food;

b. (Cage):

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c. The need for clean water, drinking water and sanitation;

d. health service;

e. psychosocial services;

f. education services; and

g. means of worship activities.

(2) The broad community can play a role as well as in the collection and sharing of basic needs as referred to in paragraph (1)

as a form of keguyupan under the coordination of the BPBD.

Paragraph 7 Vulnerable Group

Article 50 (1) Protection against victims of vulnerable groups

is exercised by giving priority to disaster victims who are critically injured and vulnerable groups, With rescue, evacuation, security, health care, and psychosocial.

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

a. baby, toddler, and child;

b. Mothers who are pregnant with or breastfeeding;

c. the disabled; and

d. The person whose physical condition is weakened by illness or the elderly and the person who is disturbed by his soul.

(3) The attempt by protection against the vulnerable group is referred to in verse (1), exercised by the related agencies/agencies that

is coordinated by the BPBD, with a pattern of assistance/facilitation.

Paragraph 8 Premature Recovery

Article 51 Recovery early of the infrastructure function and vital means at the disaster site, conducted to ensure the continuity of community life, implemented

promptly by Related agencies and agencies are coordinated and coordinated by the BPBD under the rules of the invite-

invitation.

Fourth Quarter

Pascabencana Paragraf 1

General

Section 52

The Natural Disaster Reduction at the post-planning stage, covering rehabilitation and reconstruction.

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Paragraph 2 Rehabilitation

Article 53 (1) In order to accelerate the recovery of community life at

the post-branch stage, the Local Government is responsible for setting and exercise a priority of rehabilitation activities, including:

a. disaster area environment repair;

b. repair of the infrastructure and the general means;

c. awarding community home improvement assistance;

d. More advanced 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. the restoration of the public service function.

(2) Further provisions on the rehabilitation as referred to in paragraph (1) are in place with the Governor Rule.

Paragraph 3 Reconstruction

Section 54

(1) In order to accelerate the rebuilding of infrastructure and the means as well as institutional on pascabencana region, Local Government

responsible for setting priorities and carrying out the reconstruction activities, consisting of:

a. rebuilding of infrastructure and means;

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 equipment better and disaster resistant;

e. participation and the role and society and community organization,

the world of business and society;

f. improving social, economic, and cultural conditions;

g. increased public service functions; and

h. the improvement of the primary services in the community.

(3) The priority of reconstruction activities based on damage analysis and

loss of disaster.

(4) The reconstruction provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) are set more Go ahead with the Governor's

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