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Original Language Title: Peraturan Daerah Nomor 8 Tahun 2011

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Regulation of Law of Law of the Republic of Indonesia ( Government Number 58 Year 2010 on Changes to Government Regulation Number 27 Year 1983 on Implementation Of The Book Of Invite-Invite Law Of Criminal Events (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2010 Number 90, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia) Number 5145);

27. Government Regulation No. 41 of 1993 on Transport of Road (State Gazette Indonesia Year 1993 Number 58, Additional Sheet Indonesia Republic Indonesia Number 3527);

28. Government Regulation No. 27 of 1994 on the Management of the Development of the Population (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 1994 No. 49, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3559) as amended by Government Regulation ("State of the Republic of Indonesia"). Number 57 In 2009 on Changes to Government Regulation No. 27 of 1994 on the Management Of The Development Of The Population (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 134, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5053);

29. Government Regulation No. 55 of 2005 on the Balancing Fund (State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2005 Number 137, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4575);

30. 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);

31. Government Regulation No. 79 of 2005 on the Coaching And Supervision of the Local Government (the Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia in 2005 No. 165, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4593);

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

33. Government Regulation No. 38 of 2007 on the Division of Government Affairs between Government, Provincial Government and Regional Governments/Kota (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2007) No. 82, additional state sheet Republic of Indonesia No. 4737);

34. 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 State Republic Indonesia Number 5161);

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35. Presidential Decree No. 1 of 2007 on the Unrest of the Invitation and the Replacement of the Law-Invitation Regulation;

36. Presidential Decree No. 25 of 2008 on the Requirements and Methods of Population Registration and Civil Seekers;

37. Regulation of Regional District Kendal Area Number 1 of 1988 on Investigator Civil Servants in the Environment of the Government of the District of Kendal Level (Gazette Area Area County Level ll Kendal Number 01 Year 1989 Series D No. 1);

38. Kendal County District Law No. 14 of 2007 on Mandatory Government Affairs and Choice Government Affairs Which Became The Government Authority Of The Kendal County District (page Area Of Kendal County District 2007 Number 14 Series A No. 8, Supplement Kendal Regency Area Number 12);

With Joint Approval

THE PEOPLE REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL OF KENDAL COUNTY

AND

BUPATI KENDAL,

DECIDED:

SET: THE REGION ' S REGULATION OF RETRIBUTION GENERAL SERVICES IN

KENDAL COUNTY.

CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISION

Article 1 In this Region Regulation is referred to by: 1. Area is Kendal County. 2. The Local Government is the Regent and the Regional Device as

the organizer of the Local Government. 3. Bupati is the regent of Kendal. 4. An official is an employee who is given a specific task in the field

an area levy in accordance with the laws. 5. A Body is a set of people and/or capital that

is a force, whether or not a business that includes limited liability, a commander-in-law company, another company, the State-owned Enterprises (BUMN), or Area-owned entity (BUMD) with name and in any form, firm, conglomerate, cooperative, pension fund, fellowship, association, foundation, mass organization, political social organization, or other organization, institutions and other forms of body including a collective investment contract and a fixed form of effort.

6. The Regional Levy, subsequently called Retribution, is a Regional levy as payment of a particular service or grant that is specifically provided and/or granted by the Local Government for the benefit of a person or private person.

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7. Common services are services that are provided or provided by the Local Government for the purpose of general benefit and benefit and can be enjoyed by a private person or Agency.

8. Health Care is all health care activities that are provided to a person in the course of observation, diagnosis, treatment or other health care implemented by the Local Government.

9. The Road Rawat service is a service to patients for observation, diagnosis, treatment, medik rehabilitation and other health services without staying in hospitalization.

10. Hospitable services are services to patients for observation, treatment, diagnosis, treatment, medik rehabilitation and other health by occupying the bed.

11. The center of the Public Health Service (Puskesmas) is a regional health agency that has an outpatient and/or hospitalization visit.

12. The Maid of Associate is the Puskesmas who is tasked with giving health care to the community and serves as the assistant Puskesmas parent.

13. The Traveling Puskesmas is a health service by Puskesmas by using a 4 (four) wheeled vehicle, two-wheeled vehicle (two) or other transportation outside of the existing means of service.

14. Medik service is a service to patients exercised by the medics.

15. The nonmedic service is a service to patients exercised by other than the medics.

16. An operative medik is a surgical act that uses common anesthesia, local anesthesia or without anesthesia.

17. A non-operative medial action is an act without dissection. 18. Medic support services are health care for

support for diagnosis and treatment. 19. The dental and mouth medial service is the plenary service

includes a recovery and recovery effort equivalent to the prevention of tooth and mouth disease prevention and improved tooth and mouth health in the patients at Puskesmas.

20. Nursing care special services are health care in the form of assistance given due to physical and mental weakness, knowledge limitations, and lack of willpower to the ability to carry out day-to-day activities. Independently.

21. The service of sexually transmitted infection clinics (STIs) and Voluntary counselling and testing (VCT) are health services provided in the f and 15 of Hal Establishment of a Regency Area in East/Central Java/West and Special Areas of Yogyakarta;

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

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25. Government Regulation Number 16 Year 1976 on Enlargement Of The Municipality Of Area Level II Semarang (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1976 Number 25, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3079);

26. Government Regulation No. 27 of 1983 on the Implementation Of The Law Of The Law Of The Criminal Event (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1983 Number 36, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Indonesia Number 3258) as amended by the Tariff

Article 47

The principle of structure determination and the magnitude of the market service levy rate is for administration fees, procurement costs, maintenance/maintenance costs, depreciation costs and coaching fees.

Fifth Section

Structure and Magnitude Levy Tariff 48

(1) The structure and magnitude of market service rates are classed based on: a. market type; b. use of the place; c. rents the use of market land accordingly to the end of the term; d. the type of building that was rented the first time; e. the type of animal that is sold; f. the type of sale; g. rent administration expense; h. The type of roundabout in the unloading of the goods; and i. use of land/market utilization.

(2) The structure and magnitude of the market service rates are as set forth in Annex IV which is an inseparable part of the Regulation of this Region.

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CHAPTER IX MOTOR VEHICLE TESTING LEVY

Section of the Name, Object, Subject, and Mandatory Retribution

Article 49 With the name of the Motor Vehicle Testing Levy, levied retribution for the testing ministry motor vehicles, including motor vehicles in the water, in accordance with the provisions of the laws, organized by the Local Government.

Article 50

(1) The object of motor vehicle testing retribution is service testing of motor vehicles, including motor vehicles in the water, according to the provisions The laws, organized by the Local Government.

(2) The motor vehicle as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. public passenger cars; b. bus car; c. car freight; d. a special vehicle; e. Train gany; f. Slow train; and g. motor vehicle in water.

Article 51

(1) The subject of a motor vehicle testing levy is a private person or Agency that uses/enjoys the service services of a motorized vehicle testing service.

(2) Wajib retribution A motor vehicle testing is a person or body according to the provisions of the rules of the law-an invitation of retribution is required to make the payment of a motor vehicle testing levy.

The Second Section

The Retribution Group Article 52

Retribution of the motor vehicle testing as referred to in Article 48 is a general services levy.

The Third Part of the Way of Measuring the Use of Merit

Article 53

The level of use of the motor vehicle testing levy is measured by the top: a. type of weight objects; b. periodic test mark replacement costs; c. periodic test book replacement; d. a fine for delay of motor vehicle testing; e. replacement side sign (sticker); and f. Test ride.

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Article 54 (1) Denda over delay of motor vehicle testing

as referred to in section 52 of the letter d and the fine of the test book as referred to in Article 52 of the letter h, does not remove the subject's obligation a levy to pay a debt levy.

(2) The order of the execution of the periodic test of motor vehicles as referred to in Article 52 of the guidelines on laws.

The Fourth Section

Principles and Objective in the Organizational Structure and Magnitude Levy

Section 55

The principle and objective in the designation of the large structure of the motor vehicle testing levy rate is to close the cost of holding motor vehicle testing by considering the ability of the public and the aspect of justice.

The Fifth Part of the Structure and Magnitude Tariff Levy

Article 56 The structure and magnitude of the vehicle testing levy rate Motorized is as set forth in Annex V which is a part of which inseparable from this Area Regulation.

CHAPTER X REGION OF THE LEVY

Article 57

Retribution is levied at the place of service or any other place set by the Regent, in the region of the Region.

CHAPTER XI RETRIBUTION AND WHEN RETRIBUTION IS OWED

Article 58

The term of retribution is the term of the subject of a levy to obtain the services, facilities and/or benefit of the Local Government.

Article 59

At the levy The debt is at the time specified SKRD or any other document that is published.

BAB XII REVIEW OF THE Levy Tariff

Section 60

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

is done with regard to the price index and the development of the economy.

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(3) Retribution tariff penetration as referred to in paragraph (2) is specified with the Rule of Regent.

BAB XIII

THE LEVY PART

Tata cara Section 61

(1) The Vote The retribution cannot be labled. (2) Retribution is levied by using SKRD or any other document

. (3) Other published documents as referred to

paragraph (1) may be ticket, coupon, and subscription card. (4) In the case of a certain Compulsory Levy not to pay appropriate

time or less pay, the administrative sanction is 2% (two percent) of each month of a debt-owed Retribution that is not or is not paid and is not paid for. billed using STRD.

(5) Debt Retribution Billing as referred to in paragraph (4) is preceded by a Letter of Teguran.

(6) The acceptance of each type of Retribution is preferred to fund activities related directly to the hosting of services pertinent.

(7) Tata means the implementation of the Retribution will be set further with the Rule of Regents.

Second Section

Tata Cara Payment Article 62

(1) Payment of the debt levy must be repaid At once (2) The debt retribution must be repaid no later than 15

(fifteen) days since the publication of SKRD or other relevant documents.

(3) The order of payment, the deposit and place of payment of retribution will be governed more further with the Bupati Regulation.

Third Part

Objection Section 63

(1) certain Retribution Retribution may apply only to the Regent or the designated officer over SKRD or any other document being equated.

(2) The objection is written in the Indonesian language with the reasons for the reasons clear.

(3) Objection must be submitted within the longest term of 3 (three) months since the date of SKRD is published, unless certain Compulsory Retribution may indicate that the term could not be met due to circumstances beyond (4) The circumstances outside of his power as referred to in verse (3) are circumstances beyond the will or power of the mandatory retribution.

(5) The objection of the objection does not delay the obligation of paying Retribution and The execution of retribution.

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Section 64

(1) the Regents in the most prolonged period of 6 (six) months from the date the Letter of Objection must be given a decision on the objection submitted by issuing a Mind Decision Letter.

(2) The provisions, as referred to in verse (1) are to provide legal certainty for the Compulsory Retribution, that the objections raised must be made by the Regent.

(3) The Regents ' Decision on the objection may be either accepting the whole o To Measure The Degree Of Service Usage

Article 46

The level of use of the market service levy service, measured by: a. market type; b. use of the place; c. rents the use of market land accordingly to the end of the term; d. the type of building that was rented the first time; e. the type of animal that is sold; f. the type of sale; g. rent administration expense; h. The type of roundabout in the unloading of the goods; and i. utilization of land/market.

Fourth Quarter

The Principles and Objective in the Structure And Magnitudevidence;

f. requesting expert power assistance in order to perform criminal investigation duties in the area of Regional taxation and Retribution;

g. To stop and/or prohibit someone from leaving the room or place at the time of the examination is ongoing and checking the identity of the person, objects, and/or documents that are brought;

h. Photographing a person with respect to a criminal Retribution;

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 agility

the investigation of a criminal offence in the field of Retribution in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

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(4) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify the start of the inquiry and deliver 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 of the set in the Criminal Event Law Act.

BAB XXII

provisions CRIMINAL Section 74

(1) Retribution does not carry out its obligations so that the Regional financial harm is threatened by criminal confinement for at least 3 (three) months or criminal fines of at most 3 (three) times the amount of a debt Retribution that is not or less paid.

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

(3) Denda as referred to in paragraph (1) represents state acceptance.

BAB XXIII

COACHING AND OVERSIGHT OF Article 75

(1) The coaching on the implementation of this Regional Regulation is performed by the Regent.

(2) Control and supervision of the Ordinance of the Regulation of the Regions by the Deputy Regent, Inspectorate, Chief of Police Officer Pamong Praja, and Section County Secretariat Law.

BAB XXIV

provisions TRANSITION Article 76

With The enactment of this Regional Regulation, then the provisions of the arrangement of each type of general merit levy as set out in the Regulation of this Section are still in effect as long as it does not conflict with these Regional Regulations and/or up to the provisions of the arrangement of each type of common service levy in accordance with the laws.

BAB XXV

provisions CLOSING Article 77

At the time of the start of the Regulation of this Area, then the levy is set in:

a. Regulation of the Kendal Kendal Area District Number 9 Year 1998 on Parking Retribution on the Bank of Common Road in Kendal Level II County District (Leaf Area County Area II Kendal Year 1998 Number 9 Series B No. 3) as has been changed in recent times with the Kendal Regency Regional Regulation No. 8 Year 2007 on the Second Amendment of the Kendal Kendal Regional District Regulation No. 9 of 1998 on the Parking Levy on the Bank of Public Roads in County District Level II Kendal (page Kendal County Area 2007 No. 8 Series C No. 3, Supplement Kendal Regency Area Number 6);

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b. Regulation of the Kendal Regency Number 13 of 2001 on the Motor Vehicle Testing Levy (the Gazette of Kendal Regency Area 2001 Number 13 Series B No. 4) as amended by the Kendal Regency Regional Regulation No. 7 of 2005 about the First Amendment of the Kendal Regency Regional Regulation Number 13 of 2001 on the Motor Vehicle Testing Levy (page Area Of Kendal County Year 2005 No. 7 Series C No. 4);

c. Regulation of the Kendal Regency Number 16 of 2001 on Public Hustle Levy (page Section of Kendal Regency Year 2001 Number 16 Series B No. 6);

d. Kendal County Regulation Number 18 of 2001 on Market Retribution (Sheet County Kendal Regency Year 2001 No. 18 Series B No. 7) as amended by the Kendal Regency Regional Regulation No. 8 of 2003 on Change First Regulation of Kendal Regency Number 18 of 2001 on Market Retribution (Sheet County Kendal County Year 2003 Number 8 Series C No. 4);

e. Regulation of Kendal Regency Number 29 of 2001 on the Attribution Services Supervision of the Norma Safety and Occupational Health (Sheet County Kendal County 2001 Number 29 Series BNo. 16);

f. Regulation of Kendal Regency Number 30 of 2001 on Retribution Service Reception, Employment Reporting and Worker Welfare (Page Area of Kendal County Year 2001 Number 30 Series B No. 17);

g. Kendal County District Law No. 9 of 2006 on the Enrollment of the Population and Civil Registry in Kendal Regency (Gazette County Kendal County 2006 Number 9 Series E No. 6);

h. Kendal Regency Regulation Number 6 Year 2007 on Retribution Service Examination at the Masayarakat Health Laboratory of Kendal Regency (Sheet County Kendal County 2007 Number 6 Series C No. 1, Additional Leaf County Section Kendal Number 4);

i. Kendal Regency Regulation No. 29 of 2007 on Attribution Services/Hygiene in Kendal Regency (Sheet County Kendal County 2007 Number 29 Series C No. 5, Additional Sheet County Kendal County Number 27);

J. Kendal Regency Regulation No. 12 Year 2008 on Attribution Of Burial Services And Corpse-raids in Kendal County (leaf Area Of Kendal County 2008 Number 12 Series C No. 2, Additional Gazette County Kendal Region Number 40);

k. Kendal County District Law No. 6 of 2009 on Health Care Retribution in the Kendal County Community Health Center (Sheet County Kendal County 2009 Number 6 Series C No. 1, Additional Sheet County Kendal County Number 49);

revoked and specified does not apply.

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Article 78 Things that are not yet governed in this Section of the Regulations regarding the technical implementation are further regulated by the Rules of the Regent and are set at least 6 (six) months from the date of the Ordinance of the Regulation. This dearah.

Article 79 of the Regulation of the Regions begins to apply on the date of promulgations. In order for everyone to know, order the invitational of this Area Regulation with its placement in the Kendal County Area Sheet.

Set in Kendal on 21 February 2011

BUPATI KENDAL,

Cap ttd.

WIDYA KANDI SUSANTI

Reundrased in Kendal on February 21, 2011

SECRETARY OF KENDAL COUNTY COUNTY,

Cap ttd.

BAMBANG DWIYONO

SHEET COUNTY KENDAL COUNTY 2011

NUMBER 8 SERIES C NO. 1

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EXPLANATION OF

THE COUNTY REGULATION OF KENDAL REGENCY

NUMBER 8 IN 2011

ABOUT

THE GENERAL MERIT LEVY IN KENDAL COUNTY

I. UMUM Results Tax and Retribution are recognized as inadequate and have

a relatively small role in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget (APBD) in particular for the county and city areas. Most of the APBD expenditure is financed from the allocation funds from the center. In many ways, the allocation fund of the center is not fully able to be expected to close the entire area ' s spending needs. Therefore, the granting of opportunities to wear new levies were originally expected to increase Regional acceptance to finance the implementation of the Regional Government in order to improve the service to the community and the independence of and collect information about persons or the Agency about the correctness of the deeds committed in connection with the criminal conduct;

c. requesting the information and the evidence from a person or person in connection with the person or body of the person or body. with a criminal offence in the field of retribution;

d. examine books, records, and other documents relating to criminal acts in the field of retribution;

e. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents, and confiscation of the evidence for the ethe area, Although in reality, there is not much to be expected to cover the lack of spending needs.

In order to improve the service to the community as it is above and to realize the welfare of the community, then The Regional Government provides services for the purpose of interest and General expediency.

By doing the Law No. 28 Year 2009 on Regional Taxes and Regional Retribution, then in accordance with the legislation, the Regions are given the authority to levy a levy on people or bodies that use/enjoy the service of the general services.

In order to provide legal certainty for the Local Government to conduct a levy on public service services, then it needs to be formed of the Regional Regulation on the Retribution of the General Services in the Kendal County. As for the type of General Services Retribution that is set up in the Regulation of the Regions consists of: a. Levy of Health Services; b. -Service retribution.-C. c. KTP and Akta's Civil Record Replacement Fee; d. Funeral Services Levy and Body Raid; e. Levy of Parking Service on the Bank of Public Roads; f. Market Service retribution; and g. Motor Vehicle Testing Levy.

II. ARTICLE BY SECTION

Article 1 Is fairly clear. Section 2 is quite clear. Section 3 is quite clear. Section 4 is quite clear. Section 5 is quite clear. Section 6 is pretty clear. Section 7 is quite clear.

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Section 8 is quite clear. Section 9 is quite clear. Section 10

Not charged/levies on the services of the physical examination and treatment are the residents of the Regions as evidenced by the KTP or the caption letter from the Head of the Village/Kelurahan or any other valid identification/proof of self.

Article 11 is pretty clear. Section 12 is pretty clear. Section 13 is quite clear. Section 14

Clear enough. Section 15 is quite clear. Article 16 For the desa/kelurahan that does not get the service of management

the cleaning/cleanliness by the Local Government, is not subject to a levy of retribution.

Article 17 is quite clear. Article 18 Verse (1) Is quite clear. Verse (2) Is quite clear.

Verse (3) Is pretty clear.

Verse (4) It is pretty clear.

Verse (5) It is pretty clear. Verse (6) The letter a number 1 referred to as the "group A family" is a family

whose number of members is between 1 (one) up to 5 (five) persons.

In question the "group B family" is a family of the number of members 6 (six) people or more.

The numbers 2 are pretty clear. The letter b is pretty clear. The letter c

Is quite clear. The letter d

Is quite clear. The letter e Figure 1 referred to as "large group industry" is the industry

which has a workforce of more than 50 (fifty) people.

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The number 2 referred to as "middle class industry" is

an industry that has a workforce of 11 (eleven) up to 50 (fifty) people.

The number 3 referred to as "small group industry" is industry

that has a workforce of 1 (one) up to 10 (ten) people.

The letter f is pretty clear. It's pretty clear. The letter h is pretty clear. It's pretty obvious. Article 19 is pretty clear. Section 20 is quite clear. Section 21 is quite clear. Article 22 is pretty clear. Section 23 is quite clear. Section 24 is quite clear. Section 25 is quite clear. Section 26 is quite clear. Section 27 is quite clear. Section 28 is quite clear. Article 29 is quite clear. Section 30 is quite clear. Article 31 is pretty clear. Section 32 is quite clear. Article 33 is pretty clear. Article 34 is quite clear. Section 35 is quite clear. Section 36 is quite clear. Section 37 is quite clear. Article 38 is pretty clear.

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Article 39 is quite clear. Section 40 is quite clear. Section 41 is quite clear. Section 42 is quite clear. Section 43

Clear enough. Section 44 Verse (1)

referred to as "market territory" is a public place belonging to the Local Government outside the market environment that is used as a place for transactions/sell goods and/or services with a certain radius of the market environment.

Verse (2) Pretty clear

Article 45 is pretty clear. Section 46 is quite clear. Article 47 is quite clear. Section 48 is quite clear. Section 49 is quite clear. Article 50 Verse (1) Is quite clear. Verse (2) The letter is

The passenger car is a motor vehicle of a person who has a maximum seating of 8 (eight) persons, including for the driver or weighing no more than 3,500 (three thousand five hundred) kilograms.

The letter b. The "bus car" is a motorized vehicle that has a seat of more than 8 people, including for the driver or weighing more than 3,500 (three thousand five hundred) kilograms.

The letter c In question, the "freight car" is a motor vehicle used for freight transport.

The d letter referred to a "special vehicle" is a specially designed motor vehicle that has a particular function and design of a build, The other one: a. National Army Motor Vehicle Indonesia; b. Motor vehicle of the Republic of Indonesia State Police; c. Heavy equipment among other bulldozers, tractors, jade engines (stoomwaltz),

forklift, loader, excavator, and crane; and d. A special handicapped vehicle.

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The letter e referred to a train with a "gandan train" is a device used for freight carriers whose entire load is placed on the device itself and designed to be towed by a motor vehicle.

The letter f. The train as a "slow train" is a device used to transport goods designed to be towed and partially mined by its targeting motor vehicle.

The g. g. Quite clearly

Article 51 is pretty clear. Section 52 is quite clear. Article 53 is quite clear. Article 54 is pretty clear. Section 55 is quite clear. Section 56 is quite clear. Article 57 is quite clear. Article 58 is quite clear. Section 59 is quite clear. Section 60 is quite clear. Section 61 is quite clear. Article 62 is quite clear. Article 63 is quite clear. Section 64 is quite clear. Section 65 is quite clear. Section 66 is quite clear. Section 67 is quite clear. Article 68 is pretty clear. Section 69 is quite clear. Section 70 is quite clear. Section 71 is quite clear. Section 72 is quite clear.

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Section 73 is quite clear. Section 74 is quite clear. Section 75 is quite clear. Article 76 is pretty clear. Section 77 is quite clear. Section 78 is quite clear. Article 79 is quite clear.

ADDITIONAL SHEET COUNTY KENDAL COUNTY NUMBER 72