COUNTY GOVERNMENT PONOROGO

THE COUNTY REGULATION OF PONOROGO

NUMBER 14 IN 2011

ABOUT

THE GENERAL SERVICES LEVY

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD " MAHA ESA

BUPATI PONOROGO,

DRAWS: a. that with the enactment of Law No. 28 Year 2009 on Regional Taxes and Regional Retribution, then the Regional Regulation governing the Regional Retribution needs to be adjusted;

b. that based on the consideration as referred to in the letter a, it needs to establish the Regional Regulation on the General Services Attribution;

Given: 1. Law No. 12 of 1950 on the Establishment of the County-District Area in the Environment of East Java (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 1950 Number 41) as amended by Law No. 2 of 1965 (State Sheet) Republic Of Indonesia In 1965 Number 19, Additional Leaf Republic Of Indonesia Number 2730);

2. Law Number 1 of the Year 1970 on Occupational Safety (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1970 Number 1);

3. Law No. 1 of 1974 on Marriage (sheet State of the Republic of Indonesia 1974 No. 1, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3019);

4. Law No. 8 of 1981 on the Law of Criminal Events (State Sheet of Indonesia Year 1981 Number 76, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 9);

5. Law No. 9 of 1992 on Immigration (State Gazette Indonesia Year 1992 Number 33, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3474);

6. Law Number 39 of 1999 on Human Rights (Sheet State Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 165, Additional Sheet Of State Republic Of Indonesia Number 3886);

7. Law No. 23 Year 2002 on Child Protection (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 2002 Number 109, Additional Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia Indonesia Number 4235);

8. Act Number 32 Year 2002 on Broadcasting (sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2002 Number 139, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4252);

9. Law Number 17 Year 2003 on State Finance (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2003 Number 47, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4287);

10. Law No. 29 of 2004 on Medical Practice (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2004 Number 116, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4431);

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11. Law No. 32 Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as amended last by Act No. 12 of 2008 (State of the Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 59, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4844);

12. Law Number 33 Year 2004 on Financial Balance Between the Central Government and the Local Government (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2004 Number 126, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4438);

13. Law No. 38 of 2004 on the Street (leaf of the Republic of Indonesia in 2004 No. 132, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4444);

14. Law Number 12 Year 2006 on Citizenship (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2006 Number 63, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4634);

15. Law No. 23 of 2006 on the Administration of Occupation (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2006 Number 124, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4674);

16. Law No. 18 of 2008 on Rubbish Management (Sheet State Indonesia Number 69, Additional Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 69);

17. Law No. 22 Year 2009 on Traffic and Road Transport (State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 96, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5025);

18. Law No. 25 of 2009 on Public Service (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2009 Number 112, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 5038);

19. Law No. 28 Year 2009 on Regional Tax and Levy Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 130, Additional Gazette State Number 5049);

20. Law Number 36 Year 2009 on Health (State Gazette of Indonesia Year 2009 Number 144, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 5063);

21. Law No. 44 Year 2009 on Hospital (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2009 Number 153, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 5072);

22. Act No. 12 Year 2011 on the Establishment of the Laws of the Law (sheet of state of the Republic of Indonesia in 2011 Number 82, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5234);

23. Government Regulation No. 9 Year 1975 on Implementation of Law No. 1 Year 1974 on Marriage (sheet State of the Republic of Indonesia 1975 No. 12, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3050);

24. Government Regulation No. 43 of 1993 on Prasarana and Lalu Traffic (State Gazette Indonesia's Republic of 1993 Number 60, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 3529);

25. Government Regulation No. 44 of 1993 on Vehicle and Driver (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2009 Number 64, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3530);

26. Government Regulation Number 27 Of 1999 On Analysis Of The Impact Of The Environment (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3838);

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27. Government Regulation No. 58 of 2005 on the Financial Management Of The Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2005 Number 140, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4578);

28. Government Regulation Number 79 of 2005 on the Supervision And Supervision Guidelines Of The Holding Of Local Government (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2005 Number 165, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4594);

29. Government Regulation Number 34 Of 2006 On The Street (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2006 Number 86, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4655);

30. Government Regulation No. 37 of 2007 on the Implementation of Law No. 23 Year 2006 on the Administration of Occupation (State Sheet of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 80, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4736);

31. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Division of Government Affairs between Government, Provincial Government, and District/City Government (State Gazette of 2007 Indonesia Number 82, Extra State Sheet) Republic of Indonesia No. 4737);

32. Government Regulation No. 69 of the Year 2010 on the Order of the Giving and Utilization Of Area Tax Incentives and Levy Area (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2010 Number 119, Additional Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5161);

33. Joint Regulation of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia and the Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Indonesia No. 138 /MENKE/PB/II/2009 and Number 12 Year 2009 on Health Service Tarif Guidelines for Participant PT ASKES (PERSERO) and his Family Members in the Puskesmas, Public Health Hall, and Regional Hospital;

34. The Regulation of the Minister of Labour and Transmigration Number 04 /MEN/1980 on the Terms of Installation and Maintenance of Light Firefighters.

35. Regulation of the Minister of Labour and Transmigration Number 02/MEN/1983 on Installation of the Automatic Fire Alarm.

36. Ministry of Health Regulation No. 354 /MENKE/SK/III/2003 on Health Laboraturium;

37. Ministry of the Interior Minister Number 13 of 2006 on the Regional Financial Management Guidelines as amended last with the Regulation of the Minister of the Interior No. 21 Year 2011;

38. Health Minister Regulation Number 2562/MENKE/PER/XII/2011 on the Percopy Warranty Technical Lead;

39. Joint Decision of the Minister of the Interior and Minister of Health Number 93 A/MENKE/PER/VIII/1996 and Number 17 of 1996 on the Guidelines for the Implementation of the Health Care levy on Puskesmas;

40. The decision of the Minister of Transportation Number KM.63 in 1993 on the Ambang Border and Laik Road Motorway Requirements, the Ganically Railway, the Railway, Karoseri and Bak Muatan as well as its components;

41. The decision of the Minister of Transportation No. KM. 66 of 1993 about the Parking Facility for the Public;

42. The decision of the Minister of Transportation Number KM. 71 of 1993 on Motorized Vehicle Periodic Testing;

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43. The decision of the Minister of Transportation Number KM. 9 Year 2004 on Motor Vehicle Type Testing;

44. The Decision of the Minister of Health Number 128 /Menkes/SK/II/2004 on the Basic Policy of the Public Health Center;

45. The decision of the Minister of Health Number 1267 /MENKE/SK/XII/2004 on the Standard Services of the County Health Service/Kota;

46. The decision of the Minister of Health Number 666 /MENKE/SK/P/2007 on the Basic Medik Services Inap Clinic;

47. The decision of the Minister of Health Number 316 /MENKE/SK/V/2009 on the Implementation of the JAMKESMAS Program (s);

48. State District Law II of Ponorogo District Number 4 Year 1988 on Investigator Civil Servants in the Environment of the Provincial Government of the State of Ponorogo (Leaf Area County Area II Ponorogo 1988 Number 4, Series C );

49. The Regional Rule of Ponorogo Number 10 Year 2008 on the Organization and the Working Services of the District of Ponorogo County (Ponorogo Regency Area of 2008 Number 10);

50. Ponorogo County Ordinance Number 6 of 2010 on the Regional Long-Term Development Plan (RPPD) of Ponorogo Regency 2005 -2025 (Regency Gazette Ponorogo County 2010 Number 6);

51. Ponorogo County Law Number 10 of the Year 2010 on the Mid-Term Development Plan of the Regency of Ponorogo 2010-2014 (Regency Gazette Ponorogo County 2010 Number 10);

52. 2011 Ponorogo District Rule Number 10 Year 2011 on Changes to the Regulation of the Regional Council of Ponorogo No. 5 Year 2009 on the Occupation of the Occupation and Civil Enlightenment;

With the Joint Agreement

THE REGIONAL PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

DISTRICT PONOROGO

AND

BUPATI PONOROGO

DECIDED:

SET: REGULATION OF THE COUNTY AREA OF PONOROGO ABOUT THE GENERAL MERIT LEVY.

BAB I

provisions of UMUM

Article 1

In this Region Regulation referred to:

1. Regency is Ponorogo County.

2. The Government of the Regency is the Government of Ponorogo Regency.

3. " Bupati is the regent of Ponorogo.

4. The Health Service is Ponorogo County Health Service.

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5. An officer is an employee who is given a specific task in the field of regional retribution in accordance with the laws.

6. A body is a set of people and/or capital that is a unit of business, whether or not a business that includes a Limited Company, a Comanditer Perseroan, another company, the State-owned Business Agency (BUMN), or the Entity ID. Area (BUMD) with name and in any form, firm, conglomerate, cooperative, pension fund, fellowship, association, foundation, mass organization, political social organization, or other organizations, institutions and other forms including contracts collective investment and a fixed form of effort.

7. Services are the activities of the Government of the Regency in which business and services cause other goods, facilities, or other benefit that can be enjoyed by a private person or Agency.

8. General services are services that are provided or provided by the Government of the Regency for the purpose of general benefit and benefit and can be enjoyed by a private person or Agency.

9. The General Services levy is the levies of the area as payment for services provided or provided by the Government of the Regency for the purpose of general benefit and benefit and can be enjoyed by a person or body.

10. An obligatory levy is a person or body according to the laws of Retribution is required to make a payment of retribution, including the collector or the cutter of the levy.

11. Retribution is a period of time which is the time limit for the Compulsory Retribution to exploit the services of the Government of Ponorogo Regency.

12. Health Care is all forms of organizing activities and services provided to the public in the framework of promotional, preventive, curative and rehabilitative efforts or other health services by the Puskesmas and its networks as well as its network of services. County Health Laboratory.

13. The Center for Public Health and its network, called Puskesmas, is a Technical Managing Unit of the Ponorogo County Health Service that provides outpatient and/or inpatient services including the Maids Puskesmas, the Traveling Puskesmas, and the "Puskesmas". Copy of the Village/Polindes and Ponkesdes.

14. Puskesmas PONED is the Puskesmas that has a trained facilities and health care facility in the field of basic essential neonatal obstetric services.

15. The next Regional Health Laboratory can be abbreviated as Labkesda, is a Technical Managing Unit of the Ponorogo County Health Service that carries out measurements, assignments and testing of materials derived from humans or materials that are not derived from humans for the determination of the type of disease, the cause of the disease, health conditions or factors that can be influential on individual health and society.

16. Puskesmas Rawat is a puskesmas that has the ability to provide health care including basic health services, advanced health care, hospitalization and emergency services equipped with equipment and equipment. Other supporting facilities are specified with the Regent's Decision.

17. The services of the Services are services to patients who come to the Puskesmas for public health examination, observation, consultation, diagnosis, treatment, medical action, and rehabilitation of other health care medics without having to stay in. Library.

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18. General Health examinations are health services including anamnesa, physical examination until the definitive therapy (prescription medication) without the medik and/or medial support examination in outpatient or emergency patients.

19. Hospitable services are health care to patients who, according to doctors, are required for diagnosis, treatment, observation, prevention, medik action, medik rehabilitation and/or medik support by occupying a bed.

20. Accommodation costs are the cost of using the means of hospitalization, linens, materials and the Habis Wear (EVS), certain medical equipment facilities and other public services do not include patients or dietary patients ' diet.

21. The cost of the Patient Diet is the cost of providing the diet of a special diet patient to the diet prescribed by the care physician provided by Puskesmas Rawat Inap.

22. Emergency services are advanced medical services that must be provided as quickly as possible to prevent and risk death or disability risk.

23. The service of the Ministry of Health (Cito) is a health care service outside of the safety of an outpatient in order for the enforcement of diagnostics and therapies that require medik and/or medik support checks as soon as possible.

24. The Day Care Service (One Day Care) is a service that is conducted for the observation, treatment, diagnosis, therapy and/or a specific health care package that occupies a bed after 6 (six) hours up to 24 hours.

25. Medik's ministry is a medical care service that is implemented by medical personnel according to the field of expertise including basic medical services and/or specialist medics in the form of diagnostics, therapy, medical consultation, observation, visite, operative medic action, non-operative medik action, anesthesia medik act, psychical medik act, medik rehabilitation and medik support.

26. Specialist Medic Services is a health care service held by a specialist doctor according to the field of expertise.

27. The Guest Specialist is a specialist doctor who is not a permanent force, given the authority and permission by the head of the Ponorogo County Health Service to perform a specialist medical practice in Puskesmas in accordance with the cooperation agreement. agreed.

28. Consulting services are advice and consideration in a specific field by the health workforce that is competent in their field of patient conditions for diagnosis, therapy, medical rehabilitation or in the field of sanitation and Public health. The type of consulting service is grouped in medical consulting services, nutrition consulting services, drug consulting services and environmental health or sanitation consulting services.

29. Medical consulting services are advice and medical considerations by medical personnel according to the field of expertise to the patient's condition for the diagnosis, therapy, observation or rehabilitation of medics performed at the ministry. nor by telephone (on call).

30. Medik Operative action is a surgical medic action that is capable of being performed according to its competitors by the medics for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes by means of surgery/surgery and/or childbirth, which is done in the room. operation/room actions with or without action with anesthesia (anesthesia).

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31. Medik Non Operative action is a medical action in a patient without surgery either accompanied by an anastesi or without an anastesi action to aid the enforcement of the diagnosis.

32. The Anastesi act is a medik that uses the medik and anastesi apparatus so that the anastesian conditions either thoroughly (general anastesi) or to some of the patient's body (regional anastesi) or resuscitation measures. required.

33. Medik psychiatric action is a medical action in a patient with a psychiatric disorder or psychiatric disorder by a mental physician or a general physician for certain psychiatric medics.

34. Medik support services are examination activities in order to support diagnostics or therapy including laboratory examination, radiodiagnostic examination and/or electromedial diagnostic examination.

35. Health-testing or general/medical check up is a health check package covering general medical or specialist checks and a medik support check to obtain a medik certificate for health status for various Needs.

36. Nursing care is a professional form of Mexican biopsy, a spiritual socio by nursing power to help sufferers in tackling pain disorders, address health problems or respond to treatment efforts to reach degrees. Optimal health.

37. Intensive care is an institution of care in patients who require intensive care (very high dependence) with the workload of each patient average of more than 9 hours per day.

38. Care of Total Nursing is a nursing care service for patients who are unable to perform all activities independently (high dependence) with the workload of each patient average between 7 hours and 9 hours per day.

39. Partial Nursing Care is nursing care to patients who are unable to carry out primary activities (moderate dependence) with the workload of each patient rerata between 4 hours and 6 hours per day;

40. The Basic Care/Minimal upbringing is a nursing care service to the basic needs of a patient (low dependence) with the workload of each patient average of 3 hours or per day.

41. Mental upbringing is the application of functions and activities that are responsible for providing services to clients who have a need or problems in the health of a pregnant mother, childbirth, nifas, baby after birth and family. Plan.

42. The Medic Devolution Act is a certain medik that the authority is exerted on the care of the nursing but is still responsible for the medic power that gives the body a duty of spleen.

43. Medical Check Up or Health Testing Service is a health check to determine a person's health status for a variety of purposes.

44. Medico Legal services are health care for legal and/or insurance purposes including the service of the visum ed repertum of life or death, a health certificate for various purposes, a death certificate, or an insurance claim.

45. The International Ambulance Service (Pusling) is the transportation service of patients with specialized car transport in the framework of referral services, with both health crews and no health crews as well as crew members.

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46. Public Health Nursing is a health care service outside of Puskesmas in the form of home visit or home care or at the company in order to work.

47. Home visit is a health care service that is provided to a person in the form of public health checks and a consultation in a patient's home.

48. Home Care Service is a health care service given in the form of medication, observation, limited medik action, medical rehabilitation nursing care and other health care in the sufferer's home as requested. or need.

49. The ministry of Visum et Repertum is a medical examination service for the cause of death or pain exercised by the medical personnel in accordance with the field of expertise that the result is used for legal or legal enforcement purposes.

50. Operational Cooperation (KSO) is a form of cooperation in the provision of services or utilization of means, the infrastructure of healthcare in the service of Puskesmas and Labkesda.

51. Complementary Traditional Health Services are traditional health care using skills and/or using a complementary potion can improve the health of a person performed by a trained health force in the United States. Puskesmas.

52. The Acupuncture Service is a complementary traditional health service conducted by a trained health force using acupuncture special needles in therapeutic or rehabilitation order.

53. Service Services are the rewards of the Puskesmas or UPTD Labceda for use of the means, facilities, basic consumable materials (EVPs), and/or the basic medical equipment of Puskesmas and labkesides used in observance of observation, diagnosis, and use of the Cloud Service for the purposes of the Cloud Service. therapy, medik action, rehabilitation, medik and/or other service support.

54. The materials and tools of the Habis Wear (EVs) base are materials, consumable health tools, chemicals, reagents, films, certain drugs that have the consumable properties used directly for health care and other services provided by the Puskesmas, or Labkesda as an operational cost component of means services.

55. Service services are the rewards of services received by the executor of services provided to the patients or users of the Puskesmas or Labkesda users in the course of diagnosis, treatment, treatment, observation, consulting, visite, medik rehabilitation, And/or medik support check. Service services consist of the services of the general services and services of the profession (medik, nursing, and other health care).

56. Medik services are in exchange for the service of the profession that is given to the medics after providing medical services or medics to the patients in Puskesmas.

57. Visite is a medical visitor ' s visit in the onsite observation room in the framework of observation, diagnosis and therapy that is part of medical care during treatment and/or treatment.

58. The Remuneration system is a system of service utilization and division of services embodied in the form of incentives, or honorarium, which is accepted to the executor of direct and indirect services assigned to the Regional Chief Regulation.

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59. Unit cost is a method of calculating the means per unit of service with certain methods covering the general cost (fix cost), maintenance costs, investment costs/capital costs, and variable cost. For the Class III-class means/payroll of civil servants, the cost of investment/capital spending which is a government subsidy is not taken into account.

60. Hospitalization is the length of the sufferer that counts as the date of entry is treated starting at 00.00 (zero hours zero) to the outgoing Puskesmas Care exit date or death. For an outpatient less than 24 (twenty-four) hours are counted equal to 1 (one) hospitable day.

61. Medik's record service is the medical record management service of the patient, including the granting of patient identity numbers, disease coding, demographic data filling, revisit of revisit documents, medical records show. Deliver the service unit and the storage unit.

62. An outpatient service is an administrative service that includes a medical recording service, an admitted letter, a birth certificate, a financial administration service and/or a service of interchange during an outpatient. Puskesmas Care.

63. The next Pharmaceutical Service Unit called UPF is an Intalation unit (depo) Intalation/Pharmaceutical Unit in Puskesmas which provides drug services, health tools and/or other pharmaceutical supplies outside the service component of the levy rate.

64. The Daily tariff is a levy that applies to one time general health care examination or outpatient by the health care in Puskesmas without the medik and/or medik support examination manifested in the form of a daily karcis or It's the same.

65. The Public Health Guarantee Program (Jamkesmas Program) is a medical care-based program for poor people who meet the criteria established with the financing of the APBN (Government).

66. The Regional Health Guarantee Program, which is also referred to as the Jamkesda Program, is a medical care program for poor people and/or residents in Ponorogo County outside which is already guaranteed by the Jamkesmas Program, which has become an important medical care program for the community. The obligations of the Provincial Government and/or the Government of the Regency that meet the criteria set forth with the financing of the social assistance of the Regional Government APBD.

67. Residents are every Indonesian citizen with a domicile (residence residence) in Ponorogo Regency as evidenced by the identity of the valid KTP or Family Susunan Card (KTP).

68. Garbage is a solid-shaped waste and is also a solid half made up of organic and inorganic materials, either metal or not metal that can burn or not.

69. Citizens of Indonesia (WNI) are the people of the Native Indonesians and other peoples of the nation passed with the Act as Indonesian Citizens.

70. Citizens of Foreign Countries (WNA) are non-citizens of Indonesia.

71. The family card next is abbreviated as KK is a family identity card that contains data on the name, arrangement and relationship within the family, as well as the identity of the family member.

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72. KTP is the official identity of the population as evidence issued by the Department of Occupation and Civil Service of Ponorogo, which is in effect throughout the Republic of Indonesia.

73. The Residency Certificate is a registration letter given to a foreigner who has a limited residence permit as a self-proof that concerned has been registered in Ponorogo County Government as a resident. Limited residence.

74. Civil Logging Deed Registers is a list that makes authentic data about important events including birth, death, marriage, divorce, child recognition published and authorized by officials by law. Applicable law.

75. The Civil Records Act citation is an authentic data quotation that is plucked in part of the Register of Civil Records Act published and authorized by authorized officials under the Rules of the Act of Law.

76. A margin note is a record of a status change in the event of an important event in the form of a note placed on the edge of the deed or the possible deed section (in the face or rear of the deed) by the record official civil.

77. Child Rapture is a legal action to divert child rights from the parental care environment of an elderly, legal guardian, or someone else responsible for the care, education and raising of the child into the family environment His adoptive parents were based on a verdict or court designation.

78. Child recognition is the recognition of a father to his child born outside the bond of legal marriage to the child's birth mother's consent.

79. Child attestation is the attestation of the status of a child born outside of the legal bond of marriage at the time of the child's second marriage record.

80. The tomb is the place to bury the body. 81. Parking is the state of the vehicle stopping or not moving for

a few moments and abandoned its driver.

82. Parking is a place on the edge of a specific common road and has been established by the Regent as a vehicle parking lot.

83. Parking on the Bank of Public Roads is the provision of a parking service place on the edge of a public road determined by the District Government, both regular and incidental.

84. Regular/fixed parking is a parking lot that is on a specific public road/routine.

85. Non-sidentil parking is a parking lot on the edge of a particular common street in a non-sidentil due to an activity or a crowd.

86. The road is a whole section of the road, including the complementary building and its perforate to the common traffic, which is on the surface of the ground, above ground level, beneath the surface of the ground and/or water, and above the surface of the water, Except for the rail road and the cable road.

87. A vehicle is a means/transport device on the road, consisting of a motor vehicle and non-motor vehicle.

88. Motor vehicle is any vehicle driven by mechanical equipment in a machine other than a vehicle running on the rails.

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89. A special vehicle is a specially designed motor vehicle that has a particular function and design to be built among others: a. National Armed Forces of Indonesia; b. State police motor vehicles of the Republic of Indonesia; c. Heavy equipment among other bulldozers, tractors, jade engines (stoonwalts), forklifts,

loader, excavators, and cranes; and d. Special vehicle disabled.

90. A motorbike is a two-wheeled motor vehicle with or without houses and with or without a side train or a three-wheeled motor vehicle without houses.

91. A freight car is a motor vehicle used for freight transport.

92. A Passenger Car is a motor vehicle of a person with a maximum of 8 (eight) persons, including for the driver or whose weight is no more than 3,500 kg (three thousand five hundred kilograms).

93. A bus car is a motorized vehicle that has a seating area of more than eight people, including for drivers or who weigh more than 3,500 kg (three thousand five hundred kilograms).

94. A motor vehicle is a public workshop that works to repair, repair and care for motor vehicles to continue to meet the technical and viable requirements of the road.

95. The amount of weight allowed is the maximum weight of the following motor vehicles allowed according to the design.

96. The charge of the axis is the amount of roda-wheel pressure from one axis to the road.

97. Recommendation, is a mailing list for new vehicles, mutation vehicles, test numbations, change specifications, change of properties used as the issuer requirements for the registration of Motor Vehicle Tags (STNKB).

98. Test card, is a vetting card for each test vehicle that records the identity, dimensions and test results of each test vehicle.

99. The first test, the execution of a test that was performed for the first test of the mandatory test vehicle.

100. Periodic testing, is the execution of periodic tests of every 6 (six) months for the vehicle of a freight car and or bus car.

101. Numpang uji, is the execution of periodic tests outside the area of the testing unit in which the vehicle is domiciled.

102. The test result is the designation of a vehicle that deserves a slightly more than 6 (six) months in the year and one year.

103. A Retrial, is a motor vehicle testing performed to a motor vehicle is a mandatory test vehicle that has previously been declared not a test pass and or a vehicle that has committed a certain breach based on the laws of the other. Valid.

104. Test marks, is evidence of a periodic test pass on a plate of steel plate containing the area code data and the periodic test period limit.

105. A side sign, is a periodic test mark placed on the left side of the vehicle body and contains a portion of the vehicle data listed in the test book.

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106. The appeal, was the act of dissatisfied with the test results.

107. A mutation is a transfer of the required test vehicle and/or diversion of testing of the unit in question to another test unit.

108. Change shape, is a technical change of the vehicle of its previous form.

109. Examination, is a series of actions conducted by the examination of motorized vehicles regarding the fulfillment of technical and feasible requirements, as well as the method of voting and the completion of administrative requirements.

110. Additional cost, is the payment of the delay from the test period specified.

111. Investigator, is a specific civil servant official authorized by the Act to conduct an investigation.

112. The market is where the seller parties and the buyer's side to carry out the transaction where the purchasing process is formed.

113. A Market Facility is a place provided by the Government of the District of the stores/stalls/stalls, los, warehouses, market pages and assets of the Government of the Regency within a radius of 1,500 meters for the activities of the sale of merchandise.

114. Market Management is everything and actions undertaken by the Government of the Regency and or third parties in the framework of maintenance and development of the facilities and means of the County Market.

115. Evidence of the right to use of the BPTU, which was later abbreviated as BPTU, was a license to the use of the selling place.

116. A common motor vehicle is any motor vehicle used for freight and/or persons with charge levied.

117. A Ganby train is a device used to transport goods that are all loaded by the device itself and are designed to be towed by a motor vehicle.

118. A slow train is a device used to transport goods designed to be towed and partially mined by its targeting motor vehicle.

119. Mandatory Motor Vehicles are every motor vehicle, gandan train, slow train, and special vehicle operated on the road.

120. Motorized Vehicle Testing is a series of testing activities and or inspeting parts of motor vehicles, gandan trains, slow trains, and special vehicles in order to fulfill technical requirements and road laik.

121. Tesji is a civil servant who has a certain technical qualifications and is appointed by the Minister of Transportation.

122. Motorized Vehicle Testers are a civil servant who is given the duty, responsibility, authority and rights in full by the officials who are authorized to perform a motor vehicle testing task.

123. A Test book is a sign of proof of a book-shaped periodical that contains data and the legitimacy of the test results of any motor vehicle, a gandan train, a slow train, or a special vehicle.

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124. Fire extinguisher is a light fire extinguisher, easily carried/transferred and served by one person and the device is only used to extinguisher fires starting fires at the time of the fire not too large.

125. Fire extinguisher is an examination of and or testing by the Government of the District against fire extinguisher, including the poison of fire owned and/or the use of the public.

126. The County Levy (SSRD) is a proof of payment or deposit of a levy that has been performed using the form or has been done in other ways to the area's coffers through the designated payment site. By Regent.

127. The provisions of the Act of Retribution Section, which further abbreviated as SKRD, are a decree of retribution that determines the magnitude of the subject matter owed to the debt.

128. SKRDLB is a decree of retribution that determines the amount of excess payment of retribution because the amount of the credit of retribution is greater than that of a debt-owed levy or a levy. It shouldn't be in debt.

129. The next letter of the County Levy invoice (STRD) is a letter for retribution bills and/or administrative sanctions of flowers and/or fines.

130. An examination is a series of activities that provide and process data, information, and/or evidence that is objective and professional based on a standard examination to test the compliance compliance obligations of the Regional Retribution and/or for other purposes in order to carry out the provisions of the Regional Retribution Regulation (Regional Retribution) Rules.

131. The Investigation of the Regional Retribution is a series of measures made by the Investigator to seek and gather evidence which is to make light of the criminal offence in the area of retribution, and to find it. The suspect.

BAB II

GENERAL MERIT LEVY

Article 2 (1) The type of General Services Retribution that is set in regulation of this area is:

a. Health Care Levy;

b. Alert & Service Retribution;

c. Levy on Recharge of the People's Mark and Civil Record Aces;

d. Funeral Service retribution and the Corpse Incursions;

e. Parking Service Levy on the Bank of Public Roads;

f. Market Service Levy;

g. Motor Vehicle Testing Levy; and

h. Retribution For The Fire Extinguisher. (2) The type of retribution as referred to in paragraph (1) is classed as

General Services Retribution.

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BAB III

HEALTH CARE LEVY

Parts of the Kesatu

Asas, Intent and Purpose of Health Care Retribution

Section 3

(1) Settings The health care levy is held on the basis of humanitarian principles, benefits, asas of justice (non discriminatory), participatory principles, security principles and safety of patients organized transparently, effectively and efficiently as well as accountable.

(2) The intent of setting the health care levy to guarantee quality and accessibility, as well as continuity (sustainability) health care in Puskesmas with its network and Labkesda according to established standards, for the community, service providers (provider) and maintainers of Puskesmas and Labkesda can Well protected.

(3) The purpose of setting up the health care levy in Regulation of this Area is:

a. The form of Ponorogo society is healthy and productive;

b. The highest quality of health care in Puskesmas and Labkesda is the standard set;

c. The availability of health care in Puskesmas and Labkesda in accordance with the field of medical science, nursing and management. health service as well as for community needs;

d. the increasing capacity and potential of Puskesmas and Labkesda are successful and in-day-aguna according to the social development of the Ponorogo County society;

e. The program and operational activities of Puskesmas and Labkesda in accordance with the Ponorogo County Health Service Strategic Plan and the Regional Intermediate Term Development Plan (RPJMD) of Ponorogo County; and

f. The role and the public in the financing of the health services in Puskesmas and Labkesda.

The Second Part of the Regional Retribution Policy

Article 4

(1) For the poor and community groups special that gets a health guarantee from the Government, Provincial Government, Government of the County, then the guaranteed health care levy is charged on the APBN fund, APBD Province and APBD County, whereas for the public who got a health guarantee from a third party, then the cost of health care is charged on a third party in accordance with the invitational regulations.

(2) In the event of the Extraordinary Event (KLB) and/or natural disaster declared officially by the Government of the Regency, the affected community is directly Extraordinary events (KLB) and/or natural disasters, are exempt from the levy of certain health care under the provisions of the laws.

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(3) Examination of a government program in eradication

TB disease Paru, Malaria and Kusta is exempt from the levy on health care levy.

(4) Further provisions Regarding the replacement of the cost of retribution as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) that is the authority of the Government of the Regency and is charged on APBD Regency as a health care subsidy is set up with the Rule of the Regent. By means of the terms of the applicable law, the terms of this Service prevail.

(5) In the event of the development of the field of medical science or the development of community needs there is an addition of a type of health service or in the form of a service package, then the addition of the type or package of service is set in Rules of the Regent.

(6) In exercising its function in order to improve the quality and accessibility of services in Puskesmas or Labkesda, it can bring specialist physicians and other guest health care to the needs. Medical services of guest physicians and service services for other guest health services are adapted to the cooperation agreement signed by the Head of the Health Service with the parties above and known by the Regent, while the services of the means. according to its type and service classification.

(7) In terms of limitations of regional financial capabilities, Puskesmas or Labkesda can perform operational cooperation in the provision of medical devices or laboratory tools according to regulations Applicable laws. Such operational cooperation must ensure the quality and access to the poor, and the magnitude of the levy rate is mutually beneficial to each other with regard to the ability of the people, and is specified in the Rule of the Regent.

Third Part Name, Object, and Attribution Subject

Section 5

(1) Under the name of the Health Service Retribution on Puskesmas and/or Labkesda, Retribution is repayment of the Health Care Act. Puskesmas or Labkesda.

(2) Health Care Retribution Objects include all types and classification of health care in Puskesmas or Labkesda.

(3) Excluded from the Health Service Retribution object is the registration service, the health care services undertaken by the Government, Government Provinces, BUMN, BUMD, or private parties.

(4) The subject of the health care levy includes persons or bodies that obtain health services at the Puskesmas or Labkesda.

(5) Mandatory Service retribution is the case for the health care of the health service.

(5) Mandatory Service retribution health includes people or Agency that according to the Regional Regulations is required to make a payment of retribution, including a collector or levy of retribution.

The Fourth Part Ways Measuring the Use of Merit

Section 6

The service level of use is calculated based on:

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a. type, classification, and the frequency of health care received by the subject of retribution;

b. for the patient transport service (ambulance) is calculated based on the use of the kilometers and the number and type of crew (crew) accompanying.

The Fifth Part of the Principles, Target and Structure

In the Assignment Of The Levy

Section 7

(1) The principle of raising the rate of service levy is to improve the quality and accessibility of health services in Puskesmas and Labkesda.

(3) The structure of the cost of the cost of the health service levy and other services is composed.

(4) The cost of service charge is based on the cost of the service unit covering the cost of the basic Habis Tool (shoulder), operating expenses, maintenance costs, non-payroll employee shopping, and expenses a real investment issued as a direct cost (variable cost) for the provision service.

(5) The details of the services component of the means as referred to by paragraph (4), covering fixed cost and variable cost (EVs) per service type are specified in the Decree of the Head of the Ponorogo Health Service.

(6) Service services Includes the services of the services and services of the profession in accordance with the type of service and professional services of the implementation. Services to the IBM International Agreement for IBM International Agreement for IBM International Agreement for IBM International Agreement for IBM International Agreement for IBM The APBD. The utilization and division of service services is governed by the remuneration system established with the Rule of Regent.

(7) The structure and magnitude of the Health Service levy rate at Puskesmas and Labkesda are set forth as listed. in Appendix I and Appendix II and is an integral part of the Regulation of this Region.

The Sixth Part Type and Health Care Classification

imposed retribution

Article 8

(1) Type of-type of Service as an object charged with retribution in Puskesmas and Labkesda, covering:

a. Health Services;

b. Other services, including:

1) patient transport services;

2) Administrative services and record medics;

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(2) The health care classification, based on:

a. The Care Class (Accommodation), covering:

1) Class III; 2) Class II; 3) Class I 4) Non-Class units, apply to the Intensive Rawat, Rawat Intermediate,

Maternity Rawat, Isolation, and/or outpatient (neonates).

b. The Patient category, including:

(1) General Patients, who are from Class III, Class II and non-class (2) Private patients, who are from class I and Primary class patients.

(3) Types of health care services in Puskesmas as referred to a paragraph (1) of the letter a, including:

a. Outpatient services; b. Emergency care services; c. Outpatient and outpatient care; d. Medik service; e. Nursing service; f. Medik support service; g. Medik rehabilitation services and mental rehabilitation; h. Maternal health care, child, family planning and health

reproduction;

i. Dental and mouth medics service; j. Health testing services (medical check up); k. Consulting services; l. Blood transfusion service and oxygen therapy ministry; m. Pharmacy Services Clinic and Gizi Service Clinic; n. Community Health Care Service (Public Health Nursing); o. Traditional Complementary Health Care; p. The Body and Service Care Service of Medikolegal.

(4) The health care ministry in labkesda as referred to paragraph (1) letter a, includes:

a. Clinic Laboratory Services, consists of: 1) Laboratory chemistry check; 2) Hematology examination; 3) examination of clinical microbiology; 4) Serologic examination-immunology; 5) Clinical Toxicology Examination (NAPZA); 6) Parasitological examination and Fluid Body.

Paragraph 2

Service Rawat Inap

Article 10

(1) hospitalization services at Puskesmas Treatment classified in:

(3) the patient with the outside of the guaranteed is warranted as a paragraph (1), if a class move above the class guaranteed at the request of a patient, then it is mandatory to bear the cost of the cost. sharing) both the accommodation and its protégences.

(4) The patient prisoner of police custody or inhospitable manhood is placed in the III class. Security and financing during treatment are guaranteed by the police or the prosecutor.

(5) Any outpatients are subject to an outpatient administration rate collected once during an outpatient.

Paragraph 3 of the Service Medik

Article 12

(1) The medik service includes visite, medik consultation, operative medik action, non operative medik actions, psychical medik actions, anesthesia and/or medik actions.

(2) Based on the criteria of the duration of the service, the complexity of the patient's condition professionalism, and/or the use of advanced medical tools/medik actions and medics is classified in simple, medium, medium, large and large/advanced medik actions.

(3) Operative medik actions in Puskesmas are classified in small operative medik actions, and operative medics are in accordance with the means, facilities and medical personnel of the operas.

(4) In terms of Puskesmas available operating rooms (OK) with supported sarana-facilities, operative medik equipment, intensive care space, conscious recovery room and competent operator medics, then the operative medik act as referred to the paragraph (3) can be improved accordingly. needs.

(5) Based on the patient ' s urgency and condition, the medik act operatively grouped in:

a. An elective or planned operative medik action;

b. Medik operative action emergency (emergency);

c. The treatment of the medics of the seers (Centias).

(6) The services of the operative medik services include the services of the operator, the service assistant operator /nurse of the instrument, the services of the medical anesthetics and the services of the anesthesiologist (the anesthesiologist).

Article 13

(1) The medic services of the anesthetic actions are up to 40% (forty perhundred) of the operator ' s medik services. In terms of the action of the anesthesia performed by the anesthesiologist (nurse) anesthesia, the anestesthesia service is up to 15% (fifteen perhundred) and the responsibility is on the operator's medik power.

(2) The services of the medik companion to the non-operator medik power. The maximum service service is 15% (fifteen perhundred) of the medical services.

(3) In terms of the operative medics it requires a number of different operative medics, as long as the same operator is, at a time. The same, the service is calculated to be one of the appropriate operative medics. The classification, while the medical services operate according to the number of operative measures performed.

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(4) Additional medial action medik treatment (cito), a maximum of 30% (thirty-fifths) of the medik service of the elect/premeditated action.

(5) Any operating medik act of sealing (cito) as referred to (4) should be the knowledge or obtain the consent of the patient or his family.

(6) Operative measures executed by guest physician, medik services The operator is adjusted to the cooperation agreement, while the services of the means according to the type and classification of the operations executed.

(7) The medik act which is a single series of services that cannot be separated, it must not be charged levy separately.

Paragraf 4

Mother Health Service and Child (KIA), Family Planning and

Health Reproduction

Article 14

(1) the maternal health service, includes:

a. Service assistance service;

b. Utero service.

(2) Percopy aid services as referred to by paragraph (1) letter a, classified by normal delivery and childbirth with a medial act and health care category. help (midwife, doctor, specialist).

(3) Percopy aid services with purification (abnormalities) requiring medial pervagm action or operative medik action are performed in the Puskesmas PONED according to the standards-facilities (Operations Room), medik and power equipment Trained health is specified.

(4) The copy of the labor service levy does not/does not include maternity care accommodation, anesthesia, care/treatment actions, or medik-taken inspection of their own corresponding medics. an accepted type of service.

(5) The rate of levy rates A copy that is guaranteed by the Government through the Percopy Guarantee Program (JAMPERSAL) at the rate of the rate applicable in the program.

(6) The service of the obscene disease in Puskesmas, includes the retrieval of the vaginal specimen for detection. Early cervical cancer and medical treatment of patients as needed.

(7) The treatment of newbors was born with a particular disorder or illness to be taken care of and in full retribution according to the type of service he received.

(8) A newborn baby that requires medik resuscitation and/or use The incubator/infant warmer is subject to its own levy rate.

(9) Child health services, covering the growing service of child flowers, medik action on children and the service of immunization (excluding vaccines).

Article 15

(1) Family Planning Service (KB) in Puskesmas, includes:

a. KB Consulting Services; b. (insertion) or the discharge (extraction) of the KB tools

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consists of KB Suntik, IUD (Intra Uterine Device), and/or Implant. C. Vasectomy and/or tubektomy services.

(2) KB services as referred to by paragraph (1) are classified in:

a. The managing health care category, covering midwife, doctors and specialist doctors;

b. Categories of difficulty and risk, including birth control and service of KB without bribery.

(3) The family of family medical action planning (KB) did not/do not include materials or contraceptive tools taken into account. In accordance with the type of Family Planning.

(4) In terms of materials or contraceptive tools as referred to (5) is guaranteed by the Government or the Local Government, it is only charged with the Planned Family service rerispark rate.

(5) Besaran The family service levy fee is classified into the service of KB With the voice and service of the KB without the purer. It is also the subject of a verse (2).

Paragould 5

Dental and Mouth Health Service

Article 16

(1) Dental and oral health services in Puskesmas include:

a. General dental health check; b. Basic dental medial action services and/or dental medik actions

specialists; c. Dental and oral health consulting services; d. The prostesa service of the teeth.

(2) Each dental service is charged a service levy according to the type of service he receives.

(3) The levy of retribution as referred to in verse (2) does not include a medical check-in.

(4) Prostesa dental services (fake teeth) specified in their own type of raw materials, size and arrangement of the teeth required and set in the Regent Ordinance.

Paragraph 6

Medic Rehabilitation Services and Rehabilitation Mental

Article 17

(1) medik rehabilitation service in Puskesmas classified in a simple, medium, and special medik rehabilitation service.

(2) Medic rehab and mental rehabilitation services are tailored to the availability of equipment (modality therapy), amount and type of medik rehabilitation power, mental rehabilitation, physical ignition (physiotherapy).

(3) Medic rehabilitation services include service of rehabilitation medics, physiotherapy and/or wicara therapy.

(4) Mental rehabilitation services include occupational therapy, test psychology and consultation.

(5) Types of Medik rehabilitation services that entered the classification category

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as paragraph (1) is specified in the Rules of the Regent.

(6) Any medical rehabilitation service is subject to a levy on the type of service he receives, including the service of the means and services of the service.

Paragraph 7

Medic Service support

Article 18

(1) The medik support service in Puskesmas is adjusted to the competence and availability of the medik support equipment, consisting of:

a. Clinic Laboratory Services include:

1) clinic hematology examination;

2) clinic chemistry check;

3) Parasitology and bodily fluids;

4) clinical microbiology examinations; and

b. Radiodiagnostic services include:

1) Radiodiagnostics by contrast;

2) Radiodiagnostics without contrast; and

c. Electromedik Diagnostic Services include:

1) EKG, ultrasound and/or doppler examination;

2) Other electromedic diagnostic tests are adapted to the addition of electromedic diagnostic equipment types and availability. The health care of the operator.

(2) Any medical support service, as referred to as a paragraph (1) is charged with a service levy which includes service services and service means. The insinuation in the component services component is specified in the decision of the head of the Ponorogo County Health Service.

(3) Any medical support checks that require an anaesthetic action, are subject to additional charge levy rates. The actions of the anesthesia are in accordance with the actions he received.

(4) Any request for the medial medik allowance (cito) examination is charged with a maximum service of 30% (thirty percent) and additional means of proportionately. The use of the target equipment is suitable.

(5) Any distress check (cito) as referred to (4) should be the knowledge or consent of the patient or family.

(6) The medical levy of the emergency patients ' medics allowance is classified as a classified case. (CITO) THE IBM PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

Article 19

(1) The clinic's laboratory services levy calculated per examination parameter

(2) Puskesmas can develop the laboratory services of the clinic in the form of package services, both packages medik support service and is part of a health testing service package.

(3) In the event of a repeat of the clinic laboratory inspection due to a laboratory officer error (human error) or after validated the result is dubious, then the patient is exempt from the levy fee that requires repeat.

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Article 20 (1) The service levy of services per radiodiagnostic examination is calculated per

examination exposition and type of radiological tool, consisting of the service of means and services of services. The services of the means have included the cost of the film material, and the necessary chemicals, except for contrasting materials.

(2) The radiodiagnostic checks that require contrasting materials are taken into account by their own price at the time. In terms of Puskesmas cannot provide contrasting materials, hence the provision of contrasting materials through the doctor ' s prescription.

(3) ultrasound examinations (Ultra Sono Grafi) include print out (print results).

(4) For ultrasound and EKG services not to include specialist consulting costs, subject to cooperation agreements with specialist physicians.

Paragraph 8 of the Nursing Service

Article 21 (1) nursing services are carried out by the nurse and power power

midwife.

(2) nursing services include nursing care and nursing care services.

(3) Treatment measures as referred to by paragraph (2) include self-care measures, the treatment of the duty of the spleen and/or collaboration actions as a health team.

(4) The treatment of nursing care as referred to by paragraph (2) includes:

a. Basic nursing care for services category 1 to up to 3 hours per day;

b. Partial nursing care for service category 4 is up to 6 hours per day.

c. Total nursing care for services category 7 to up to 9 hours per day.

d. Partial nursing care for the service category of more than 9 hours per day.

(5) The treatment of nursing retribution as contemplated by paragraph (3) applies daily care to the treatment of daily care in accordance with the class. the care that is occupied with the provision as follows:

a. The primary care category of nursing services is 10% (ten per hundred) of accommodation costs;

b. The category of partial nursing care, the services of her virginity by 20% (twenty per hundred) of accommodation costs;

c. The category of total nursing care, the services of her virginity by 30% (thirty per hundred) of accommodation costs;

d. The category of intensive care principle, the services of her virginity by 40% (forty-fifths) of accommodation costs.

(6) Nurtured nursing care, maternity care, and emergency emergency enter the service category. The total maintenance of the single tarief is valid.

(7) Tarif levy of nursing services in order of a patient referral service to RSUD or out of the city of Ponorogo, set in its own with the Rules of the Regent.

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Paragraph 9 Health Testing Service

Article 22 (1) Health check/testing services (medical check up) included:

a. Health inspection of the pilgrims ' pilgrims;

b. Health check of the bride-to-be mate;

c. Workforce candidate health check;

d. Health checkup for school purposes;

e. Medical packages check up as needed.

(2) Any health check service as referred to in paragraph (1) is levied with retribution, not including a self-calculated medik-checking levy. type of checks needed.

(3) the services of the hajj candidates, covering the health examination of the registration stage (Phase I) and the health check before the submission (Phase II). In terms of the health check rate the hajj is set by the Government, then the quantity of the levy tariff can be adjusted.

(4) Health examination services for insurance are classified in private services and rate magnification specified in its own accord with a specialist physician examination and its diagnostic support.

(5) The health examination ministry of the bride is already included the granting of the toxic tetanus that is guaranteed a vaccine by Government or Local Government. In terms of prospective brides needing marriage consultation (Marietal Conselling) is subject to its own tariffs.

(6) Health care checks for workforce candidates according to their work type requirements as well as a support check. Required diagnostics.

Paragould 10

Consulting services

Section 23

(1) Consulting services include:

a. Medik Consultation:

(1) Retribution of blood transfusion services/not included provision of blood (pouch) of blood {}

(2) The services of blood transfusion services include the use of the means of blood-storage, blood warmer, shoulder-to-shoulder, no/not to include the provision of its set transfusion.

(3) Blood-taking and replacement of blood pumpkins to the Blood Transfusion Unit (UTD) Area by a patient family.

(4) The oxygen therapy ministry includes the use of oxygen sets and the use of oxygen (O2 gas) oxygen sets. It's the union of volume at a time. The use of the electric oxidant is calculated per hour of use.

(5) In order of the home care ministry, Puskesmas can provide an oxygen therapy service in the patient ' s home with a given technical hint of the way it is in use. The charges include the lease of the tube and its manumeter as well as its oxygen use.

(6) The use of the medik gas in the operating room (OK) is the service component of the media operative actions.

(7) Use services nebulizer to launch a breather, calculated each time the use does not include the medicines needed according to medical indications.

(8) The oxygen service Retribution is calculated based on the quantity of oxygen usage volume.

(9) Any oxygen use ministry is charged with a levy made up of services the means and service services.

Paragraf 12

Pharmacy Service Clinic and Gizi Clinic

Article 25

(1) The pharmaceutical service is part of the treatment process that is responsible Puskesmas for the provision of medicine and other pharmaceutical supplies, as well as doing surveillance and control of their use.

(2) The pharmaceutical service in Puskesmas, includes:

a. Consulting services/drug information;

b. Drug and drug prescripation services (puyer);

(3) For the provision of drugs and other pharmaceutical supplies outside the means of means, Puskesmas can form a pharmaceutical service unit (pharmaceutical depot) according to the rules of the invitation. apply.

(4) The financial management of the pharmaceutical service unit as referred to paragraph (3) uses a revolving fund system and a portion of its management profits can be used for the development of service quality and post Puskenmas remuneration.

(5) The management and pricing of the drug sale and The health care tool runs out outside the service means a paragraph (3) in accordance with the applicable market price specified with the Rule of Count.

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(6) The pharmaceutical service in Puskesmas is set up provisions as follows:

a. Outpatient and outpatient services for the drug are not subject to fare and are guaranteed/provided by the Government and/or the Local Government for treatment in accordance with medical indications and the type of medication specified.

b. Each outpatient and outpatient service is subject to a pharmacy service rate according to the type of drug differentiated according to the type of drug puyer (racfish) and the drug so computed per prescription.

c.

(7) The clinic's nutritional services are part of the medial service in support of the nutritional needs that are in the process of the patient in the process. The treatment.

(8) The nutrition services clinic in Puskesmas includes the provision of patient food, a diet of patients and nutritional consultations.

(9) The nutrition ministry as referred to verse (8) is classified in the nutritional service of general patients and Private patient nutrition services.

Paragraph 13 Service Community Health Care

Article 26 (1) Public Health Care Service is exercised in the form

home visit and home care (home care) or company visit to Employee job health.

(2) No home visit/not included a medik act, or a specific nursing action that is required for home care that is worn according to the type of action medik or the treatment he received.

(3) Service Sanitation consultation or environmental health and health education services (Health Education) for individuals or bodies that require a levy consisting of means services and services services.

(4) In terms of service As referred to as paragraph (1) and paragraph (3) the location of the service is far from Puskesmas, it is charged with transportation costs according to the type of vehicle used.

Paragraph 14 of the Health Service Traditional-Komplementary

Article 27 (1) Puskesmas can developing traditional health care

complementary to the availability of health care, equipment and community needs.

(2) The form of complementary traditional health care covering acupuncture services, acupresure, laser pungtur, a traditional Indonesian medicine and the like.

(3) Service as referred to paragraph (2) is organized according to the capabilities and availability of equipment as well as trained health care.

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(4) Each service as referred to paragraph (2) is subject to a levy fee

includes means services and services services.

Paragraph 15

Service Care Service and Medico Legal

Article 28 (1) The body care ministry in Puskesmas includes:

a. Bathed, cremated bodies with certain infectious diseases that require special treatment according to the Ministry of Health standards;

b. External examination for the awarding of the death certificate.

(2) Service visum et repertum (VeR) in Puskesmas for life victims only for outside examination.

(3) health checks for the victims of the crime exempt from the levy and guaranteed by the Government and/or the Local Government.

(4) The care services as referred to paragraph (1) are adjusted to the availability of the means, facilities and composure present in Puskesmas.

(5) legal medico service, covering:

a. Death certificate service with an outside body check;

b. Insurance claims service;

c. Medical resume service;

d. Service copy of the medical record document;

e. Healthy mail service for a variety of purposes.

(6) Any legal and medico legal care services as contemplated by paragraph (1) and verse (4) are subject to a levy rate according to the type of service he receives.

(7) The service components of the body do not include a shroud, a protective self-protection device, a special infectious disease body wrapper, and/or a levied coffin. At the current price.

Part Eighth Area Health Laboraturium Services provision

Article 29 (1) Health Service at UPT. Labkesda, covering:

a. Laboratory examination service of the clinic;

b. The examination service of the public health laboratory;

c. The service is sampling to the location (field) and;

d. Sanitation consulting service. (2) types of laboratory laboratory examination services as

referred to paragraph (1) the letter a, include:

a. Hematology Check;

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b. Clinic Chemistry Check;

c. Examination of Serology and Imunology;

d. Parasitology and Body fluid (liquor);

e. Clinic Microbiology Check;

f. Examination of Pathology;

g. Clinic Toksilogi examination.

(3) The examination service of the public health laboratory as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b includes: a. Physical, chemical and bacteriological examination of the sampling of clean water, water

waste, water body water and/or drinking water (reload drinking water or bottled drinking water);

b. Chemical examination and bacteriology of groceries, processed food and ready food;

c. Examination of ambient air bacteriological content in the workplace or hospital;

d. A bacteriological examination of the results of a device or a part of a human body.

e. Examination of the level of lighting, noise and the humidity of the working environment;

f. Sampling to field;

g. Environmental sanitation consultancy services and food sanitation.

(4) Any examination of the laboratory as referred to in verse (2) and verse (3) are subject to a levy per examination parameter, covering the services of means and services service.

(5) In terms of Labkesda working with the Laboraturium Health Rupt in the Province, then the levy rate is adjusted at the applicable rate plus the cost of sending sampling to Surabaya.

(6) UPT Labkesda can be serve the service as specified in paragraph (1) for the individual or guarantor either in the form of examination service per parameter or examination in the form of a package (serial) examination according to the provisions set by the Ministry of Health of Indonesia.

(7) Examination of clinical trial clinics and public health checks guaranteed by government programs or local government in order to eradicate certain infectious diseases and/or KLB countermeasures that become the authority of the local government is charged in the APBD and the magnitude of the levy rate is adjusted to the budget allocation available in the DPA/DPPA.

Ninth Part

Other Health Services

paragraph 1

Patient Transportation Services

Section 30

(1) The transport services of patients are charged at a minimum of 5 (five) Miles. The remainder of each kilometer by using a defined distance table includes means of service and service services.

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(2) No Attribution includes toll and crossing charges.

(3) In terms of transport the referral patient requires a nursing or medical personnel companion, then the services The service counts as per the escort crew category and the reference destination distance.

Paragraf 2

Administration Service, Medic Ream Service and Other Health Services

Section 31

(1) Medik record services include outpatient medical records, medik record Emergency treatment and outpatient records apply to a single patient's single-patient identity.

(2) Inpatient administration services included a medical record service, medik letter, financial administration (biling) levied once during treatment.

(3) The health care claim submission for the Third-party patients (muchmen) are charged with a maximum of 2.5% administrative expenses (two five-a-one hundred in total) of the total claim or in accordance with the cooperation agreement.

(4) Any health service as referred to by paragraph (1) The levy includes the service of means and service services.

The tenth part of the Third Party Health Service

Article 32 (1) Agency-shaped third-party regulatory health services, must

be set up in a cooperation agreement governing the rights and obligations of the parties.

(2) The sum patient includes:

a. Jamkesmas and Jamkesda Program Patient Services;

b. ASKES PNS patient service;

c. Private ASKES patient services;

d. JAMSOSTEK patient service;

e. Services of the Services Patient Raharja;

f. Other company's company patient services.

(3) In terms of cooperation of service with private parties the rate of service charge may be set in accordance with mutual agreement as long as it does not harm the financial region.

(4) In the event there is more or less difference to the receipt of the health care service levy, then the utilization and management is set by continuing with the Regent Regulation.

Part Eleventh Financial Management

Article 33 (1) All receipts of retribution in Puskesmas with its network as well as

UPT. Labkesda is obliged to be conscripted to the Regional General Kas in accordance with the rules of the applicable perinvitation.

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(2) The health service levy is referred to as paragraph (1)

used entirely to finance operational and maintenance shopping to ensure the increased acesibility of service Quality health and sustainability (sustainability) of service in Puskesmas and in UPT. Labkesda.

(3) The heating of all retribution revenues as referred to in paragraph (2) uses the APBD mechanism after it is specified in the DPA/DPPA APBD SKPD Health Service.

(4) The allocation of service services in DPA/DPPA APBD is a maximum of 44% (forty-four a hundred) of the Puskesmas revenue target plan with its network.

(5) The heating and service services of the service as referred to as verse (4) using the Remuneration System is further regulated with the Bupati Regulation.

(6) Puskesmas Head and Head of UPT Labkenda is required to perform records, bookkeeping, and reporting revenue from the health care and other service levy in good, orderly, and correct according to applicable law regulations.

(7) Managing technical guidelines The financial levy on the health care levy is set further by the Rule of Regent.

CHAPTER IV LEVY OF SERVICE DELIVERY

Section of the Name, Object, and Subject Levy

Article 34

With the name Retribution Service Retribution/Cleaner, Retribution is Retribution Payment of the Services/Hygiene Services.

section 35 (1) The object of the Garbage Service Levy is the service

The Hygiene/Cleaning hosted by the Government of the Regency which includes: a. providing TPS and TPA; b. provisioning of the transfer of depo and/or container; c. collection and pegfreight of garbage from public places,

the streets of protocol to TPA; d. junk transport from TPS/transfer depo/container to TPA; e. processing, processing and destruction of waste; and f. provisioning of a permanent MCK and a managed round car

The Regency Government;

(2) Excluded from the object Retribution Service/Cleanup object as referred to in verse (1) is the general road hygiene ministry, the park, place of worship, social, and other public place.

Article 36

The subject of the Civil Service Levy/Hygiene Services is a person or body who utilits the services of the Services/Hygiene Services.

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section 37

The mandatory Cleaning/Hygiene Services Levy is a person or body according to the laws of Retribution is required to make a payment of retribution, including a collector or cutlery retribution.

The Second Part Measures the Use of Merit, Principles and Objective In

The Redemption of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 38

The level of use of the Usable Services/Cleanup Service is measured based on the customer group, the term of service and the type of facility -The garbage.

Section 39

(1) The principles and objectives in the designation of structure and the magnitude of the levy rate are intended to close the portion of the cost of the hosting/Cleaning Services by considering the ability of the community, aspect justice and the effectiveness of control.

(2) The charge of hosting/Cleaning Services as referred to in paragraph (1) includes infrastructure, operational and processing charges.

The Third Quarter of the Structure and Magnitude Levy

Article 40

Structure and magnitude The Service Retribution/Hygiene rates are specified as set forth in Appendix III of this Regional Regulation.

BAB V

LEVY ON THE COST OF THE PRINT CARD OF THE POPULATION CARD AND THE CIVIL RECORD DEED

Part Name, Object, and Subject of retribution

Section 41

With the name of the Reimbursed Charge of the Population and the Civil Record Act, levied Retribution as payment for the administration of the administration the fullness and deed of civil records.

Article 42

(1) Object Retribution The replacement charge of the Print Card Population and the Civil Record Act is the service of the administration of the population and the deed of civil records.

(2) The object of retribution as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. Citizen ID card; b. The Card Is A Place To Live; c. Working Identity Card; d. Temporary Resident Card;

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e. Family cards; and f. Civil Record Act includes: Marriage certificate, deed of marriage, deed

divorce, deed of deed and child recognition, name change, and death certificate.

Section 43

Subject Levy Reimburc of the Population and the Act of Civil Record is a person

Section 44

The Civil Service Record Replacement of the Population and the Civil Record Act is a person or person who is the person who is the person who is the person or agency The laws of retribution are required to make the payment of retribution, including collector or levy of retribution.

The Second Part Measures the Use of Merit, Principles and Objective In

The Redemption of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 45

The level of service usage The Repayment Fee of the People's Sign Card and the Act of Civil Record is measured by the type and frequency of service of the administration of the population and the deed of civil records.

Section 46

The Principles and objectives in the Civil-card and the Civil Record Charge (rate) is to replace the printing and administrative costs.

The Third Part of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 47

The structure and magnitude of the Levy Payment Charge rate of Population and Acta Charges Civil records are defined as set forth in Appendix IV of this Regional Rule.

BAB VI

LEVY OF FUNERAL SERVICES AND DISSENTERS

Part One's Name, Object, Subject and Compulsory Retribution

Article 48

With the name of the Funeral Service and Pengabuan Corpses, levied Retribution as payment for the funeral services of the corpse.

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section 49 (1) The object of the Funeral Service and the Corpse Incursions are

the funeral services of the body include: a. rent the burial place of a body owned or managed by the Government

Regency; b. the construction of the fence, the navara and/or the building above the tomb

the burial place of the body owned or managed the Government of the County.

(2) Excluded from the object of Retribution Service and the Corpse Invasion as contemplated on verse (1) is: a. Dead bodies massively when there's a disaster; b. the funeral of a corpse by a hospital party in the matter of a corpse. No

in charge.

Article 50

The subject of the Funeral Service and the Corpse levy is a person or a body or heir or person who is be responsible for the funeral of the corpse.

Article 51

Conscription of the Funeral Service and the Corpse Incursions are persons or bodies according to the laws of Retribution are required to make the payment retribution, including levies or levy cutters.

The Second Part

The Way of Measure Level of Use of the Services, Principles and Objective In the Organizational Structure and Magnitude Levy

Section 52

The level of service usage is calculated based on the area and term of use of the means and the funeral infrastructure of the corpse.

Article 53

(1) The Principles and Objective in setting the body funeral service levy rate specified by regard to the cost of providing the services concerned, the ability of the community, the aspect of justice, and the effectiveness of upper control Such service.

(2) Charges as referred to in paragraph (1) include expenses use of land.

Third Part of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 54

The structure and magnitude of the Body Funeral Service Retribution rates are designated as set forth in Annex V of the Regulation of this Region.

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BAB VII

PARKING SERVICE LEVY ON PUBLIC ROAD EDGE

Part Kesatu Name, Object, and Subject Levy

Article 55

With the name of the Parking Service Levy on the Bank of Public Roads, is levied Levy as payment of the parking service on the edge of the public road.

Article 56

The Object of Parking Service Levy on the Bank of Public Roads is the provision of parking services on the edge of the public road determined by the Government of the County.

Article 57

The Subject of a Parking Service levy on the Public Street Bank is a person or Agency get parking service on public road edge.

Article 58

Compulsory Parking Service on the Public Street Bank is a person or body according to the laws Retribution is required to make a payment retribution, including levies or levy cutters.

The Second Part

How to Measure the Level of Use of the Services, Principles and objectives in the Structure of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Section 59

The level of use of the Services The Parking Service Levy on the Bank of Public Roads is measured by type of vehicle, and frequency use of parking lots on public roads.

Article 60

(1) The principle and objective in setting the structure and magnitude of the levy tariff are intended to close the portion of the cost of hosting the parking service on the edge of the public road with consider community capabilities, aspects of fairness and effectiveness of control.

(2) Charges as referred to in paragraph (1) include operating and maintenance costs.

The Third Part of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 61

Structure and magnitude of the Parking Service Levy rate on the Road Bank Common is defined as set forth in Appendix VI of this Regional Rule.

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Article 62

(1) In addition to the Parking Service Levy as referred to in Article 50, the Ponorogo County Government may collect parking by subscribing.

(2) The structure and magnitude of the Parking Service Levy Subscribe as set forth in paragraph (1) for each year is specified as set forth in Appendix VII of this Section Regulation.

(3) The Subscription Parking Levy is referred to in paragraph (2) the treatment is not a mandatory.

BAB VIII

THE MARKET SERVICE LEVY

Part Name, Object, and Subject Retribution

Section 63

With the name of Market Service Retribution, Retribution as payment for the provision of the selling place and/or market building facility provided and/or managed by County Government.

section 64

(1) The object of the Market Service levy is the provision of traditional/simple market facilities, the courts, los, kiosks managed by the Government of the Regency, and specifically reserved for merchants.

(2) Excluded from the Attribution Object as referred to in paragraph (1) is the service of a market facility managed by BUMN, BUMD and Private Parties.

section 65

The subject of the Market Service Levy is a person or body utilizing the service of a market facility provided and managed by the Government District.

section 66

Market Service Compulsory Retribution is a person or body according to the Retribution laws required to make a payment of retribution, including a collector or a levy cutter.

The Second Part Of How To Measure The Use Of Services, Principles and Goals In

The structure of the Structure and Magnitude Levy

Article 67

The level of use of Market Service Retribution services is measured by market class, area of sale, frequency and service term.

Section 68

(1) The principles and objectives in the definition of a levy rate are intended to close up a portion of the cost of providing the service of the market facility by considering the ability of the public, the aspect of justice and effectiveness of control.

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(2) Charges as referred to in paragraph (1) include operating expenses, maintenance of market facilities and capital costs.

Third Quarter of the Mechanism and Manner Issuer Manner

Article 69

(1) Any merchant either individual or body who uses the market place/place in the market, is required to have a description of the right to use the title of a sale.

(2) The title of the title of the use of the use of a place is sold as a result of is referred to in paragraph (1) in the form of a BPTU book.

(3) BPTU as referred to in paragraph (2) is given to merchants who use a place to sell on kiosks/bedak, los, and court.

(4) To obtain the letter of the description as referred to in paragraph (1), the applicant must submit a request in writing to a Regent or a designated Officer.

(5) Further provisions on the mechanism and order of the issuing of the letter of the letter as referred to in paragraph (1), are governed by the Rule of the Regent.

Fourth Quarter Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 70

Structure

BAB IX

A MOTOR VEHICLE TESTING LEVY

Section of the Name, Object, and Subject Retribution

Article 71

With the name of the Motor Vehicle Testing Levy, Retribution is repayment as payment of the motor vehicle testing service.

Article 72

The Object of Motor Vehicle Testing Retribution is the testing service motor vehicle, in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the hosted by the Government of the County.

Section 73

The Subject of the Motor Vehicle Testing Levy is a person or body that gets the service of the Motor Vehicle testing.

section 74

Mandatory Retribution A motor vehicle is a person or body according to the laws of Retribution is required to make a payment of retribution, including a collector or a levy cutter.

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Second Section

How to Measure the Use of Services, Principles and objectives in the Organizational Structure and Magnitude Tariff

Section 75

The rate of use of the Motor Vehicle Testing Levy Testing is measured based on the type of motor vehicle mandatory testing, test frequency, test-time testing.

Article 76

(1) The Principles and objectives in the definition of the levy rate are intended to close some of the costs of the hosting motorized vehicle testing services by considering community capabilities, aspects justice and the effectiveness of control.

(2) The charge of hosting a motor vehicle testing service as referred to in paragraph (1) includes a portion of the replacement costs of the means and infrastructure, the cost of testing and the cost of the company.

Third Quarter of the Structure and Magnitude Levy

Section 77

(1) The structure and magnitude of the Motor Vehicle Testing Levy Tariff are classed by the type of service given.

(2) The structure and magnitude Motor Vehicle Testing Levy for Motor Vehicle Testing (1) set as set forth in Appendix IX of this Area Regulation.

Fourth Quarter Retribution

Article 78

The Motorized Vehicle Testing Period is a term of length 6 (six) of the calendar month.

BAB X

A FIRE EXTINGUISHER LEVY

Section of the Name, Object, and Subject Levy

Section 79

With the name of the Firearms Examination, levied Retribution as payment At the service of the fire extinguiers service.

Article 80

Object of retribution Fire extinguisher is a service of inspection and/or testing of fire extinguisher, fire countermeasures, and life-saving tools by the District Government against fire extinguisher, countermeasures. fire, and life-saving tools owned and/or used by the public.

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section 81

The Subject of a Firefire Tool check levy is a person or body that obtained the service of the examination and/or testing of the fire extingues.

Article 82

Compulsory Retribution A Fire Department check is a person or body according to which Retribution laws are required to make a payment of retribution, including a collector or a levy cutter.

The Second Part of the Measure Level of Use of Services, Principles and Objective (s)

Structure Redemption and The Magnitude Levy

Section 83

The level of service usage is calculated based on the frequency, volume and number of Fire extinguisher examined and/or tested.

Section 84

(1) Principles and objectives in the designation The Fire Service is to close the cost of hosting and/or testing services to consider the ability of the public, aspects of justice and the effectiveness of control.

(2) The charges as referred to in paragraph (1) include: a. Enterprise charge; and b. Examination and/or testing costs.

Third Part of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 85

The structure and magnitude of the Firefire Tool Examination rates are set forth in the Appendix X of this Area Regulation.

Fourth Quarter

Retribution, Examination and Testing.

Article 86

(1) The Fireworks Examination Period is a long term equal to the term Hosting a firefighting device.

(2) Maintenance and testing against Automatic fire alarm installations must be conducted weekly, monthly, and annual testing.

(3) annual maintenance and testing may be conducted by a fire consultant or an organization that has been recognized by the Director or Acting Officer.

(4) Maintenance and testing includes weekly covering: Honking alaram simulating, checking the work of the bell, checking the pressure and state of the bateray, checking the entire alarm system and recording maintenance results as well as log book testing.

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(5) Monthly maintenance and testing include: creating a simulated fire, checking indicator lights, inspeting the emergency power source provision facility, trying with the condition of the disruption to the system, examine the condition and view of the indicator panel and record the maintenance and testing results in the logbook

(6) annual maintenance and testing among others include: checking installation voltage, checking the condition and success of the entire detector as well as testing a minimum of 20 (twenty)% detectors from each installation group so as to no later than 5 (five) years, the entire detector is already test.

BAB XI

REGION POLLING

Article 87

The General Services Retribution is levied in the territory of Ponorogo County.

BAB XII

THE WAY CALCULATION OF RETRIBUTION

Article 88

Besm the levy The debt is calculated by multiplying the levy rate with the degree of use of merit.

BAB XIII MOMENT OF DEBT

Article 89

(1) Retribution to the retribution occurred since the publication of SKRD or any other relevant document.

(2) Other Documents are subject to the intended use of the IBM Cloud Service. on paragraph (1) may be karcis, coupons, and subscription cards.

BAB XIV

TATA CARA POLLING

Section 90

(1) Retribution is levied by using SKRD or other relevant documents.

(2) More Terms Further concerning the way the implementation of the levy is governed by the Rule of the Regent.

BAB XV

ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTION

Article 91

In terms of the Compulsory Retribution does not pay just in time or less pay, the administrative sanction is 2% (two percent) each month from a debt-based Retribution that is not or underpaid and is billed using STRD.

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BAB XVI

TATA CARA PAYMENT

Article 92

(1) The debt Retribution Payment must be repaid at once.

(2) The debt retribution is repaid no later than 30 (thirty) days since published SKRD or other relevant documents.

(3) Retribution is paid on an instance or authorized official based on the Rules of the Count.

(4) Further provisions on the manner of payment of the levy. including payment determination, place of payment, installment, and delay of payment is set up with Rules of the Regents.

BAB XVII

BILLING

Section 93

(1) The debt charge is using STRD and it is preceded by the Letter of Teguran.

(2) The Expense of a Surting Letter/Other Letter of a similar as the start of a Retribution billing action action is issued immediately after 7 (7) days from the expiration of the payment.

(3) Within the term of 7 (seven) days after the date of the Letter of Issuer/other similar letter, Compulsory Retribution must pay off its debt Retributary.

(4) If in the timeframe In the case of a paragraph (3) the debt of the debt is not paid, then it is billed by publishing the STRD.

(5) Other similar reprimand/warning letters and STRD as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (4) are issued by the designated Acting Officer.

(6) the invoicing and publishing way of mail, reprimand/other mail/warning/letter This type is governed by the rules of the regent.

BAB XVIII

UTILIZATION

Section 94

(1) The heating of each type of retribution is preferred to fund activities related directly to the staging of the The services are concerned.

(2) The provisions of the allocation utilization of The levy as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified with the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.

BAB XIX

OBJECTION

section 95

(1) The mandatory retribution can apply only to the Regent. or an official appointed to SKRD or any other relevant document.

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(2) Objection is written in Indonesian with clear reasons.

(3) Objection must be submitted within the longest term of 3 (three) months from the date SKRD was published, Unless a certain retribution may indicate that the term cannot be fulfilled due to circumstances outside of its power.

(4) The circumstances outside of its power are in the case of verse (3), which is the case outside. the will or power of the Compulsory Retribution.

(5) The filing of objection does not delay obligation to pay Retribution and the execution of Retribution billing.

Section 96

(1) Of the authority it has, the Regent may provide leniation, reduction, and release in certain matters over the subject of Retribution and/or The selection.

(2) Leniation, reduction and liberation as referred to in paragraph (1) is provided with the view of the Compulsory Retribution.

(3) Further provisions of the Compulsory Levy that can apply for leniation, reduction, And an exemption as intended in verse (1) is governed by the Rules of the Regent.

Section 97

(1) the Regents in the most prolonged period of 6 (six) months from the date the Letter of Mind is received must provide a decision over the objection submitted by issuing a Decree of Objection.

(2) The Terms of the Agreement. In verse (1) is to provide legal certainty for the Compulsory Retribution, that the objection submitted must be given a decision by the Regent.

(3) The Regent's decision over the objection may be to accept the whole or in part, reject, or adds to the size of a debt Retribution.

(4) If the term As it is referred to in verse (1) has passed by and the Regent does not give a decision, the objection to which it is considered granted.

Article 98

(1) If the application of the objection is granted in part or entirely, the excess Retribution payments are returned with plus interest rates of 2% (two percent) a month for at most 12 (twelve) months.

(2) The flower patch as referred to in paragraph (1) is calculated since the month of the softening up to It's published by SKRDLB.

BAB XX

RETURN OVERPAYMENT

Article 99

(1) Over the excess payment of the Levy, Compulsory Retribution may apply for a return to the Regent.

(2) the Regents in the most timeframe 6 (6) months, since the receipt of Retribution's overpayment overage charges as referred to in paragraph (1), must make a decision.

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(3) If the term as referred to in paragraph (2) has been exceeded and the Count does not provide a decision, a Retribution payment return request is considered granted and SKRDLB must be published in the the longest term of 1 (one) month.

(4) If the Compulsory Retribution has other Retribution debt, the excess of Retribution payments as referred to the paragraph (1) is immediately taken into account to pay off first Retribution debt. That's right.

(5) Retribution overpayments as intended. (1) in (1) the following (2) (2), (2), (2), (2), (2), (2)

(6) If the return of Retribution repayment is performed after 2 (two) months, the Count provides a interest rate of 2% (two percent) a month for late payment of overpayment of Retribution payments.

(7) The provisions further regarding the terms of the Retribution payment overpayment method as referred to in paragraph (1) is governed by the Regent Regulation.

BAB XXI

EXPIRATION OF BILLING

Article 100

(1) The Right to perform Retribution billing becomes expiring after exceeding 3 (three) years of date Since the moment of the Retribution, unless the Compulsory Retribution commits a penation field.

(2) The expiry of the Retribution billing as referred to in the verse (1) is formidable if: a. published the Letter of the Issuer; or b. There is a recognition of the Retribution from Compulsory Retribution, either directly

or indirectly.

(3) In the case of published Letters as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter a, the billing expiry is calculated since the date of the receipt of the Letter The reprimand.

(4) Retribution debt recognition directly as referred to in paragraph (2) letter b is Compulsory Retribution with its awareness of still having Retribution debt and not to pay it back to the Regency Government.

(5) Retribution debt recognition indirectly as contemplated on the paragraph (2) the letter b may be known from the submission of an installment request or a delay in payment and a request for objection by the Compulsory Retribution.

section 101

(1) The debt of retribution is not likely to be billed again because of the right to perform The expiry billing can be removed.

(2) The removal of the Attribution Debt as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified by the Decree Decision.

(3) More provisions on how to remove the Attribution Debt have already been passed.

(3) Further provisions of the Retribution Expiration is set up with the Count Rule.

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BAB XXII

EXAMINATION

Section 102

(1) The Regent is authorized to test the compliance of Retribution's obligations in order to carry out Retribution laws.

(2) The checked Retrplugs are mandatory:

a. display and/or lend a book or record, documents that are essentially and other documents related to the debunking Retribution objects.

b. Provides the opportunity to enter a place or room deemed necessary and provide assistance for the examination of the examination; and/or

c. Provides the necessary information.

(3) More provisions on the manner of the Attribution Examination are set up with the Rule of Count.

BAB XXIII

REVIEW OF LEVY RATES

Article 103

(1) Tarif Retribution is reviewed at least 3 (three) years. (2) The Retribution tariff review as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed

with regard to the price index and economic development.

(3) Retribution tariff as a review of the fare as referred to by paragraph (2) is specified with the Bupati Rules.

BAB XXIV

INCENTIVE VOTING

Section 104

(1) SKPD carrying out the Regional Retribution poll incentives on the basis of a particular performance achievement basis.

(2) The organizers of the health ministry, including Puskesmas and Labkesda are excluded from the The provisions of the term referred to as paragraph (1) are entitled to service according to the types of services that are retributed.

(3) the services of the ministry as specified in paragraph (2) of the compression and distribution are governed by the renumeration system and the following conditions are defined in the following terms. set with the Bupati Rules.

(4) The granting of incentives as referred to in paragraph (1) is set through the Regional Revenue and Regional Shopping Year in question.

(5) More provisions regarding the given method of and Utilization of incentives as specified in paragraph (1) is governed by the Regent Ordinance with guidelines on applicable laws.

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BAB XXV

INQUIRY

section 105 (1) certain civil servant officials in the District Government environment

is given special authority as an investigator to conduct a criminal conduct investigation in the field The Regional Levy as referred to in the Criminal Events Law Act.

(2) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) are certain civil servants of the Government of Ponorogo District appointed by the official who is the official in the case of the Penal Code. In accordance with the terms of this Service,

(3) The Authority Investigator as referred to in paragraph (1) is: a. receive, search, collect, and examine the description or

report with respect to the Regional Retribution field in order for the description or report to be complete and clear;

b. examine, search, and collect information about persons or bodies about the correctness of actions committed in connection with the Regional Retribution crime;

c. requesting the information and the evidence from a person or person with respect to a criminal offence in the area of Regional Retribution;

d. examine the books, notes, and other documents with regard to the criminal conduct in the area of Regional Retribution;

e. Conducting searches to obtain bookkeeping, logging, and other documents and forfeiture of such evidence;

f. ask for expert power assistance in order to perform criminal investigation duties in the Regional Retribution field;

g. Order to stop and/or prohibit someone from leaving the room or place at the time of examination in progress and checking the identity of the person, objects and/or documents that are brought;

h. Photographing a person with respect to the Regional Retribution crime;

i. calls for people to be heard of his attachment and checked as a suspect or a witness;

j. Stop the investigation; and/or k. perform other actions that need to smooth the follow-up of the action

criminal in the Field Retribution field in accordance with the provisions of the applicable laws.

(4) The Investigator as referred to in paragraph (1) notifies the start of the investigation and relay the results of its inquiry to the public prosecutor through the Investigator of the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia, in accordance with the provisions set in the Criminal Events Law Act.

BAB XXVI

CRIMINAL PROVISIONS

SECTION 106 (1) OF THE MANDATORY RETRIBUTION its obligations so that

harms the Regional financial threat of penultimate confinement 3 (three) months or criminal fines of the most 3 (three) times the amount of the debt Retribution that is not or underpaid.

(2) The criminal tindak referred to on verse (1) is a violation. (3) The Denda as referred to in paragraph (1) constitutes acceptance

the country.

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BAB XXVII

TRANSITIONAL provisions

Section 107

(1) At the time the Regional Regulation is in effect, Retribution is still in debt based on the existing Local Regulation, can still be invoiced for the duration of the term. 5 (5) years from the time of debt.

(2) The provisions governing the administration of the population and civil records as set forth with the Regulation of the Regional Council of Ponorogo Number 5 Year 2009 concerning the Administration of the Occupation and Civil Records Administration (County District Gazette) Ponorogo 2009 No. 5) still remains in effect as long as it does not conflict with this Regional Rule.

BAB XXVIII

provisions CLOSING

Article 108

At the time the Regional Regulation came into force: 1 Regulation of the County of Ponorogo County Number X of 1930 on

The General Cemetery to Bury the Chinese Jizim (Cistercian in Byvoegsel Provinciaal Blad van Oost-Jawa Seri 12/C) as it has

amended with the Rule of the Regions Ponorogo County Number 7 (1968) (regional Gazette 1968 Series C);

2 Regional Regulations Ponorogo Number 13 In 2001 on Retribution Services/hygiene (Ponorogo County Gazette 2001 Series B Series Number) 5/B);

3 Regional Regulation of Ponorogo County Number 7 Year 2002 on Market Retribution (leaf of Ponorogo County Area 2002 Series B Number 1/B);

4 Regional Regulations of Ponorogo County Number 8 Year 2002 about Retribution Services Administration Letter Administration (sheet Area Of Ponorogo County In 1968 Series B Number 2/B);

5 Regional Regulations of Ponorogo County Number 9 Year 2002 about Motor Vehicle Testing Levy (Ponorogo County Gazette 2002 Series B Number 3/B);

6 Regional Regulation of Ponorogo County Number 11 Year 2002 concerning Village Market Levy (Regency Of Ponorogo County Area 2002 Series C Number 8/c);

7 Regional Regulations Ponorogo Number 6 Year 2004 on Employment Service Levy (Ponorogo County Gazette 2004 Series B Number 3/B);

8 Regional Regulation of Ponorogo County Number 8 Year 2005 about Retribution License for Industry, Trade and Co-operative (Regency Area of Ponorogo Year 2004 Series B Number 2/B);

9 Regional Regulation of Ponorogo County Number 4 Year 2007 on Parking Retribution on the Bank of Public Roads (Regency Of County) Ponorogo Year 2007 Series B Number I/B);

10 Regional Regulation of Ponorogo County Number 7 2009 on Health Care Retribution to the Public Health Center and Regional Health Laboratory (Sheet County Ponorogo Year 2009 Number 7);

revoked and declared unapplicable.

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Article 109 of the Regional Regulations came into force on 1 January 2012.

For everyone to know it, ordering the invitational of this Area Regulation with its placement in the ponorogo county sheet.

Set in Ponorogo

on December 30, 2011

BUPATI PONOROGO,

Cap. ttd

H. AMIN, SH.

It was promulred in the 2011 Cmorogo County Area Gazette on December 30, 2011 No. 14.

a.n. IT ' S REGENT PONOROGO Plt. County Secretary

Cap. ttd

H. YUSUF PERSONALLY, SH., MM.

NIP Young Master Pembina. 19580216 198303 1 011

In accordance with the original a.n. BUPATI PONOROGO

THE SECRETARY OF THE STATE U.B.

LEGAL CHIEF

H. EFFENDI, SH

Pembina Tk I

NIP. 19570814 198503 1 023