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Article 10

(1) GP3A Roa Uwe is formed from, by and for P3A Roa Uwe located in one Irrigation Area with the region boundary as per the agreement.

(2) The formation of GP3A Roa Uwe must be eligible as Here's a. has a member consisting of several P3A Roa Uwe at one

Irrigation Area; and b. have a secondary irrigation network workspace of some P3A

Roa Uwe at one Irrigation Area.

Article 11

(1) IP3A Roa Uwe is formed from, by and for GP3A Roa Uwe located in one Irrigation Area.

(2) The formation of IP3A Roa Uwe must be eligible as follows: a. has a member composed of several GP3A Roa Uwe located in

the area of Irrigation Area; and b. have a primary or secondary irrigation network workspace in

one Irrigation Area.

Article 12

(1) The Coordination Forum was created by P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe in Irrigation Area as needed.

(2) More provisions further regarding the P3A Roa Uwe Coordination Forum as specified in the paragraph (1) will be governed by the Regent Regulation.

Article 13

(1) In the framework of irrigation management, the Regent forms the Commission of Irrigation whose members are composed of the Service Related agencies in irrigation management in Regions and Village, as well as P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe.

(2) The Irrigation Commission has the task of assisting the Regent in the increased management of irrigation, especially in the field of provision, sharing and granting of water for plants and for other purposes, and providing input to the Regent in the decision making related to irrigation management.

(3) The formation, role, as well as the work mechanism is further set up with the Regent Regulation.

Second Quarter of the Organization Structure

Article 14

(1) Organizational Structure P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe minimum consists of chairperson, secretary, The treasurer and the technical executor.

(2) The Pengurus is democratically elected. (3) The Member Meeting is the highest power.

Article 15

The organizational structure of the Irrigation Commission consists of a deputy District Government and a non-governmental representative of the Regency that includes the deputy GP3A Roa Uwe and/or the deputy group the user of the irrigation network with the principle of proportional membership and representation.

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Third Part of the Task and Authority of the Water-wearers Society

Article 16

Meeting member P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe has the following duties and powers as follows: a. Drafting the Basic Budget and the Household Budget; b. establish and change the structure of the affairs; c. lift and dismiss the member of the administrator; d. make a work program; e. establish the quantity, the voting mechanism, management and

liability for the use of irrigation management; f. receive and reject the manager's answer report; and g. approve or reject the news of the irrigation management transfer event.

Article 17

The task and authority of P3A Roa Uwe are as follows: a. Drafting development planning, maintenance, rehabilitation,

irrigation network financing, and irrigation management audits; b. configure and distribute water in tertiary irrigation networks, village irrigation and

pump irrigation to be utilized by members in a proper purpose in order to meet the needs of agriculture by paying attention to the elements fair and evenly;

c. build, rehabilitate, as well as maintain tertiary networks, village irrigation networks, and pump irrigation so that it remains up to its continued existence;

d. define, withdraw, and set the dues of its members of the money, crop or swadaya power used for the operation and maintenance of irrigation networks, village irrigation networks, and pump irrigation as well as organizational development efforts;

e. guide and supervise its members in order to comply with all the regulations that have to do with the use of water issued by the Government and the P3A Roa Uwe;

f. conduct cooperation in employment and financing for rehabilitation, operations and maintenance, with areas and private areas of irrigation network development activities that P3A Roa Uwe cannot afford;

g. conduct monitoring and evaluation of rehabilitation activities, operations and maintenance, conducted alone or in cooperation and by other parties that have to do with the utilization of irrigation networks;

h. be a member and play an active role in GP3A, IP3A and the Irrigation Commission; i. conduct strengthening of the organization and economic efforts to improve

farmer ' s income; and j. reject the assistance of any party and in any form that

is against the law that does not conform to the needs and aspirations of P3A Roa Uwe.

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Article 18

The task and authority of the GP3A Roa Uwe include: a. Drawing up development planning, rehabilitation, operations and

maintenance, security, irrigation network financing, and irrigation management audits;

b. coordinate the irrigation management activities implemented by P3A Roa Uwe;

c. establishing, rehabilitating, operating and maintaining, as well as securing secondary networks, village irrigation networks or pump irrigation so that it remains up to its continued existence;

d. coordinate the irrigation management dues collected by P3A Roa Uwe;

e. help solve the problem facing P3A Roa Uwe and propose his dismissal to the desa/kelurahan government, the area or other parties if it cannot be completed in the short P3A Roa Uwe;

f. guide and supervise its members in order to meet all the regulations that have to do with irrigation management;

g. conduct strengthening of the organization and economic efforts to increase the income of farmers; and

h. reject the assistance of any party and in any form that is against the law or that is not compatible with the needs and aspirations of the GP3A Roa Uwe.

Article 19

The task and authority of IP3A Roa Uwe are as follows: a. coordinate the irrigation management activities performed by GP3A

in its work area; b. implement the management of the irrigation network which is

its workspace; c. help solve the problem facing GP3A Roa Uwe as well as

proposing his dismissal to the government of desa/kelurahan, the area or other parties if not can be completed in the GP3A Roa Uwe;

d. guide and supervise its members in order to meet all the regulations that have to do with irrigation management;

e. conduct strengthening of the organization and economic efforts to increase the income and well-being of farmers; and

f. Reject the assistance of any party and in any form that is against the law or not in accordance with the needs and aspirations of the IP3A Roa Uwe.

Fourth Section of the County Irrigation Commission

Article 20

The county irrigation commission has a working area that includes: a. Irrigation area whose management is the authority and responsibility

A county answer covering an irrigation area that is less than 1000 ha;

b. Village irrigation area.

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The task of the County Irrigation Commission

Article 21

The task of the District Irrigation Commission is as follows: a. formulating policies to maintain and improve conditions

and irrigation functions; b. Formulate patterns and plans of planting in irrigation areas in

counties; c. formulating annual plans of irrigation water; d. formulating the annual plan of division and irrigation water for

agriculture and other purposes; e. recommend the priority allocation of irrigation management funds; and f. provide consideration of irrigated land function permit.

Fifth Section of the Authority and Responsibility

Article 22

(1) Each member of P3A Roa Uwe is entitled to an irrigation water ministry according to the provisions of the specified water division.

(2) Each member of P3A Roa Uwe is required to maintain the survival of the irrigation network facilities, pay for irrigation management and comply with the other provisions set by the members ' meeting.

Article 23

The Right and Responsibility of the P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe member not set up in Regional Regulations will be set in AD/ART or are democratically determined as long as against this rule.

The Sixth Part of the Workspace

Section 24

(1) The Working Area P3A Roa Uwe set on an irrigation network system equated with one tertiary/irrigation desa/irrigation pump.

(2) If there are some P3A Roa Uwe in one secondary network can form GP3A Roa Uwe.

(3) If there is a some GP3A Roa Uwe in a single area of irrigation can form IP3A Roa Uwe.

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Seventh Part Of The Working Relationship

Article 25

(1) To realize the intent and purpose of P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe can do the working relationship with: a. The service of the Service is related; b. College; c. The Swadaya Society (NGO); d. Other business bodies; and e. Other parties or organizations that have concern

against water management and agriculture in order to improve the welfare of farmers.

(2) The working relationships with the Service Instances are related, and other institutions are functional, which includes organizational improvement, agricultural technical, technical irrigation, financial and entrepreneurial.

(3) The working relationship referred to in paragraph (1) item b, c, d, e, is coordination in order of assistance, plan composition and the implementation of the work program, finance, as well as improvement and development P3A/GP3A/IP3A roa uwe.

The eighth part of the institutional cooperation

section 26

implementation of institutional cooperation, P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe, with the related Instancy Service, Higher Education, NGO, NGO and party Others are equities and mutually beneficial.

CHAPTER V AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PERPETRATOR (INSTITUTION)

IRRIGATION MANAGER

Article 27

The Regional Government Responsibility and Responsibility in the Hosting Affairs of Government Affairs Development and Irrigation Management, including: a. Establish a Regional policy in the development and management

Irrigation system based on the development and management policies of the national irrigation system and propinsion with regard to the interests of the surrounding area;

b. Carrying out the development and management of primary and secondary irrigation systems in one area;

c. Carrying out the management of primary and secondary irrigation systems in an irrigation area in one area that area is less than 1000 ha;

d. Authorized use and urinate of groundwater in the area of the area concerned for irrigation purposes;

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e. Maintaining the effectiveness, efficiency, and order implementation of the development of primary and secondary irrigation systems on a whole irrigation area in one area;

f. Maintaining the effectiveness, efficiency, and order of development of primary and secondary irrigation systems in irrigation areas in one area is less than 1000 ha;

g. Facilitating the resolution of disputes between irrigation regions located in one area related to the development and management of irrigation systems;

h. Provide assistance to the peasant community in the development and management of irrigation systems that are the responsibility of farmers ' society at its request based on the principle of independence;

i. Form An Irrigation Commission Of The Area; j. Perform the empowerment of P3A Roa Uwe; and k. Provide development, utilization, alteration, and/or

dismantling of buildings and/or primary and secondary irrigation channels in one area.

Section 28

The layout and mechanism for obtaining use permits and the groundwater company in the area concerned for irrigation purposes is set up with Rules Rules;

Article 29

The Authority and Responsibilities Of The Village Government or referred to by other names include: a. carrying out an increase and management of irrigation systems built

by the village government; b. maintaining effectiveness, efficiency, and order implementation of upgrades

irrigation systems on irrigation areas built by the village government; and c. maintaining effectiveness, efficiency, and order execution of the management

irrigation system on the irrigation area built by the village government.

Article 30

The rights and responsibilities of the farmer ' s community in the development and management of irrigation systems include: a. carrying out the development and management of tertiary irrigation systems; b. maintaining the effectiveness, efficiency, and order of development implementation

and the management of the tertiary irrigation system which is its responsibility; c. provide construction, utilization, and/or

demolition of buildings and/or Irrigation channels on a tertiary irrigation network based on the partisative approach.

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CHAPTER VI PARTICIPATION OF THE PEASANT COMMUNITY IN

DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS

Article 31

(1) Participation of the peasant community in the development and management of irrigation systems be realized from the original thinking, decision making, and execution of activities in the construction, improvement, operation, maintenance, and rehabilitation.

(2) The participation of the peasant community as referred to in verse (1) can be realized in the form of donations of thought, ideas, time, power, materials and funds.

(3) The participation of peasant people as referred to in verse (1) is performed individually or through the P3A Roa Uwe.

(4) The participation of the peasant community as referred to in verse (1) is based on the will and the ability of the people farmers as well as the spirit of partnership and independence.

(5) The participation of peasant communities as referred to in verse (1) may be channeled through P3A Roa Uwe in its work area.

Article 32

The Local Government is appropriate His authority encouraged the participation of the peasant community in development and management. irrigation system to enhance the sense of having and a sense of responsibility for the sustainability of the irrigation system.

BAB VII EMPOWERMENT

Article 33

(1) The Local Government is performing the empowerment of P3A Roa Uwe. (2) The Regional Government establishes the strategy and empowerment program

the water-user farmers ' association as referred to in paragraph (1) based on the Regional policy in the development and management of irrigation systems.

(3) The Local Government can provide technical assistance to P3A Roa Uwe in performing empowerment.

(4) Further provisions on the institutional empowerment of irrigation management are set out in the Rules/Decision of the Regent.

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Article 34

The Local Government is in compliance with its authority: a. conduct counseling and dissemination of irrigation field technologies, results

research and development to the peasant community; b. encourage peasant communities to apply the appropriate technology to which

in accordance with the needs, resources and local wisdom; c. facilitate and enhance the implementation of research and development

technology in the field of irrigation; and d. facilitate the protection of the rights of inventors and technological findings in the field

irrigation in accordance with the laws.

BAB VIII IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT

First Part of the Recognition of the Rights of Ulayat

Article 35

The Regional Government is in compliance with its authority in the management of the water resources recognizing the rights of the public Local customary law and rights similar to that, relating to the use of water and water resources for irrigation as long as it does not conflict with national interests and laws.

Second Section of Guna Water's Right to Irrigation

Article 36

(1) The right to water for irrigation is a right to use water for irrigation and water business rights for irrigation.

(2) The right to use water for irrigation is given for the people's farm. (3) The right to water efforts for irrigation is provided for the purposes of the company in the

agricultural field.

Article 37

(1) The developer will carry out the construction of a new irrigation system, or an increase in the irrigation system already there must be permission to apply the principle of water allocation to the Regent in accordance with its authority.

(2) The Count may agree or decline the request of the principle of water allocation as referred to in paragraph (1) to the developer based on the results study with regard to water availability, irrigation water needs, environmental aspects, and other interests.

(3) In terms of the request of the principle of water allocation as referred to in paragraph (1) approved, the developer may carry out the construction of a new irrigation system or an upgrade of an existing irrigation system.

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(4) Water allocation principle permits are assigned to water rights for irrigation by the Regent in accordance with the authority with regard to water availability, irrigation water needs, environmental aspects, and other interests based on request: a. P3A Roa Uwe, for a completed irrigation network built by

government or built by P3A Roa Uwe; and b. Enterprise entity, social body, or individual, for irrigation network

that has been completed.

Article 38

(1) The right to use water for irrigation is given to the peasant community through P3A Roa Uwe and for agriculture the people who are in an existing irrigation system.

(2) The right to use water for irrigation as referred to in verse (1) is given to any irrigation area at the door of the take on the main building.

(3) The right to use water for irrigation as referred to in paragraph (2) provided in the form of Regulation/Decree of the Regent In accordance with his authority, which is equipped with details of the primary, secondary, seek, and tertiary plots that are getting water.

(4) The right to use water for irrigation for the people's agriculture on new irrigation systems and irrigation systems. improved given to the peasant community through P3A Roa Uwe based on a water use permit permit for irrigation.

(5) The right to use water for irrigation is given to an irrigation system according to the area of irrigation area which utilized.

(6) The right to use water for irrigation is evaluated every 5 (five) years by It is consistent with its authority to review the suitability of the right to use water for irrigation with water use and water availability at the source.

(7) The evaluation results as referred to in paragraph (6) are used by the Regent as the the base to continue, adjust, or revoke the right to use water for irrigation.

Article 39

(1) The right to be used for irrigation for the business entity, the social entity, or the individual is given by permission.

(2) Rights the purpose of water for irrigation as referred to in paragraph (1) is given in form The decision of the Regent is in accordance with its authority in the management of water resources based on the application of the water company's permission for irrigation.

(3) The approval of the request as referred to in verse (2) is given selectively with the fixed term. Maintain the use of water for the fulfilment of daily needs with agricultural irrigation of the people.

(4) The right to water efforts for irrigation as referred to in verse (1) is given to specific service areas at the door of take The main building.

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(5) The right to use water for irrigation as it is referred to in verse (4) is given for certain servlet areas at least 10 (ten) years and may be extended.

(6) The rights to water efforts for irrigation are evaluated each 5 (five) years by the Regent in accordance with its authority to review the suitability of the water business rights for irrigation with the use of water and water availability at its source.

(7) The evaluation results as referred to in paragraph (6) used by the Regent as the basis to continue, adjust, or revoke the rights to the business water for irrigation.

Article 40

Further provisions regarding granting permission to obtain water rights for irrigation are governed by the Decree of the Regent.

Third Part of the Irrigation Water Provision

Section 41

(1) The irrigation water supply is intended to support land productivity in order to increase the maximum agricultural production.

(2) In certain terms, the provision of irrigation water as referred to in paragraph (1) may be given within certain limits for the fulfillment of the other needs.

(3) The irrigation water supply as it is referred to in paragraph (1) is planned based on the forecast of water availability at its source and used as the basis of the preparation of the planting plan.

(4) In the provision of irrigation water as referred to in paragraph (1), the area In accordance with his authority, a matter of effort: a. Optimization of irrigation water utilization in irrigation areas or between

irrigation areas; b. Reliability of irrigation water availability as well as control and repair

irrigation water quality in order for irrigation water.

Article 42

(1) Drafting of the plant plan as referred to in Article 40 paragraph (3) exercised by the county irrigation commission according to its authority under the proposal of the P3A Roa Uwe.

(2) The cultivation plan of the entire irrigation area located within the regency, both composed by provincial and county service discussed and agreed in the county irrigation commission as well as specified by the Regent.

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Article 43

(1) The irrigation water supply as referred to in Article 40 is compiled in the annual plan of irrigation water in any irrigation area.

(2) The draft annual plan of irrigation water (1) compiled by the Regency or Provincial Service in accordance with its authority under the proposal of the P3A Roa Uwe which is based on the design of the plan of planting.

(3) The draft annual plan of irrigation water supply. as referred to in paragraph (2) discussed and agreed upon in the county irrigation commission or a provincial irrigation commission in accordance with an irrigation area of its authority.

(4) The planned annual plan of irrigation water as referred to in verse (3) is set by the Regent or Governor according to its authority.

(5) In The availability of water from the water source is insufficient that it causes a change in the allocation of water for irrigation, P3A Roa Uwe readjusting the design plan of the plant in the irrigation area concerned.

Article 44

In the case of There was a drought in the water source that caused the water shortage. irrigation so necessary for irrigation water substitution, the Regency Government in accordance with its authority may attempt additional irrigation water supply from other water sources or perform the adjustment of the provision and regulation of irrigation water after Consider the input of the county irrigation commission in accordance with the laws.

The fourth part of the irrigation water arrangement

section 45

(1) The implementation of irrigation water arrangements is based on an annual plan of irrigation water arrangements which contain the annual plan of division and irrigation water.

(2) The planned annual plan of division and irrigation water is composed by the Regency Service in accordance with its authority based on the annual plan of irrigation water and the proposed P3A Roa Uwe about water needs and plans for cultivation.

(3) The annual plan of sharing and granting irrigation water as it is referred to the verse (2) discussed and agreed upon by the county irrigation commission according to the irrigation area which became its authority by paying attention to the water needs for irrigation agreed upon by P3A Roa Uwe in any irrigation area.

(4) The design of the annual plan of division and irrigation water as referred to in verse (3) which has been agreed upon by the Regency irrigation commission, is specified by the Regent in accordance with the authority and/or authority assigned to the government. area.

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(5) The division and irrigation of irrigation based on the annual plan of the division and irrigation water as referred to in verse (4) from primary, secondary, to tertiary tenement is done by the executor of the management Irrigation suits the needs of each other.

Article 46

(1) The division of irrigation water in primary and/or secondary networks is carried through the building for or building for the specified sadap.

(2) The granting of irrigation water to tertiary tenement must be

Article 47

(1) The use of irrigated water at tertiary level becomes the right and responsibility of the P3A Roa Uwe.

(2) The use of irrigation water is carried out from a tertiary channel or quaternary channel on the retrieval site that has been set by P3A Roa Uwe.

(3) The use of water outside of paragraph provision (2), done with the permission of the Government, Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

Article 48

In terms of the provision of insufficient irrigation water, Irrigation water settings are performed in rotation specified by the Regent in accordance with its responsibility.

Fifth Section of the drainage

Article 49

(1) Any construction of an irrigation network is equipped with construction drainage network that is a single unit with an irrigation network that concerned.

(2) The drainage network as referred to in paragraph (1) serves to stream excess water in order not to interfere in the productivity of the land.

(3) The excess irrigation water is drained through the drainage network must be guarded. His youth with pollution prevention efforts to meet quality requirements based on laws.

(4) The District Government, P3A Roa Uwe, and society are obligated to maintain the continuity of drainage functions.

(5) Everyone is prohibited from performing actions that can interfere with the drainage function.

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The Sixth Part of the Use of Water for Direct Irrigation

From the Water Source

Article 50

(1) The use of water for irrigation taken directly from a surface water source must be granted permission from the water source. The regency is in accordance with its authority in the management of water resources.

(2) The use of water for irrigation taken directly from the groundwater basin should get permission from the Regency Government in accordance with the regulations It's

BAB IX DEVELOPMENT IRRIGATION NETWORK

Parts of the Irrigation Network Development

Article 51

(1) The development of irrigation networks is carried out based on the master plan of water resources management in the the river region with regard to the agricultural development plan, and in accordance with the norms, standards, guidelines, and manus set by the Minister.

(2) The development of irrigation networks as referred to in paragraph (1) must be granted permission and design approval of the Government, Provincial Government, or the Government of the County in accordance with its authority.

(3) The construction supervision of irrigation networks is exercised by the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

Section 52

(1) The Government, Government The province, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority is responsible for the construction of primary and secondary irrigation networks.

(2) Construction of primary and secondary irrigation networks can be carried out by GP3A Roa Uwe according to the need and capability based on the permission of the Government, the Provincial Government, or The government of the Regency is compatible with its authority in the management of water resources.

(3) Construction of tertiary irrigation networks became the rights and responsibilities of water-user farming.

(4) In terms of P3A Roa Uwe is not capable of carrying out the construction of a tertiary irrigation network which is the right and responsibility, Government, Provincial Government, or Government of the Regency may help the construction of a tertiary irrigation network based on the request of P3A Roa Uwe with The principle of self-reliance.

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(5) The business entity, the social body, or the individual that utilised water from a source of water through a government-built irrigation network could build its own network after obtaining the permission and design approval of the Minister, Governor, or Regent according to his authority.

(6) The business agency, the social body, or the individual who utilised water from a source of water through an irrigation network that the village government built could build its own network after the obtaining approval from the GP3A.

Article 53

The granting of an irrigation network development permit is set with a Decree Decision.

Second Section Increased Irrigation Network

Article 54

(1) The increased irrigation network is implemented based on the master plan of water resources management in the river region with regard to the agricultural development plan and in accordance with the norms, standards, guidelines and manuers set by the Minister.

(2) Improving the irrigation network as referred to in paragraph (1) must have the permission and design approval of the Government, Provincial Government, or Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

(3) The supervision of the increased irrigation network is exercised by the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency according to its authority.

Section 55

(1) Government, Provincial Government, or Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority is responsible for the increase of primary and secondary irrigation networks.

(2) Improving primary and secondary irrigation networks can be done by P3A Roa Uwe according to its needs and abilities based on the permission of the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority in the management of water resources.

(3) The increased tertiary irrigation network became the right and responsibility of P3A Roa Uwe.

(4) In case P3A Roa Uwe is unable to carry out an increase in the tertiary irrigation network which is its responsibility, Government, Provincial Government, or Government of the Regency can help increase irrigation networks by request of P3A Roa Uwe with regard to the principle of self-reliance.

(5) The business agency, the body social, or individuals that utilize water from a source of water through a government-built irrigation network can improve its own network after obtaining design permits and approval from Ministers, Governors or Regent in accordance with the With his authority.

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(6) The business entity, social agency, or individual who utilised water from a source of water through an irrigation network that the Village Government built could increase its own network after obtaining the approval of the P3A Roa Uwe.

Section 56

(1) The alteration and/or dismantling of primary and secondary irrigation networks resulting in changes in the form and function of primary and secondary irrigation networks must obtain the permission of the Minister, Governor, or Regent appropriate with its authority.

(2) The alteration and/or the dismantling of the irrigation network tertiary must obtain approval from P3A Roa Uwe.

Article 57

(1) Development and/or irrigation of irrigation networks is carried out concurrently with irrigated agricultural land development activities according to plans and programs development of agriculture by considering the readiness of local farmers.

(2) Further provisions on the implementation of irrigated agricultural land development are set up with the Regent Ordinance.

CHAPTER X MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION NETWORK

Part of Operation and Maintenance of the Irrigation Network

Article 58

The operation and maintenance of the irrigation network is carried out in accordance with the norms, standards, guidelines, and manues prescribed by the Minister.

Article 59

(1) The operation and maintenance of the primary irrigation network and secondary to the authority and responsibility of the Government, Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

(2) P3A/GP3A Roa Uwe can play a role as well in the operation and maintenance of primary and secondary irrigation networks in accordance with its needs and abilities.

(3) P3A/GP3A Roa Uwe can Conduct oversight of the operation and maintenance of primary and secondary irrigation networks.

(4) The operation and maintenance of primary and secondary irrigation networks are executed on the basis of the annual plan of operation and maintenance. agreed together in writing between the Government of the Regency, P3A Roa Uwe, and the users of the irrigation network in any irrigation area.

(5) The operation and maintenance of tertiary irrigation networks became the rights and responsibilities of P3A Roa Uwe.

(6) Operation and maintenance of an irrigation network belonging to a business entity, social entity, or individual It is the responsibility of the parties.

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Article 60

In case P3A Roa Uwe is unable to carry out the operation and maintenance of the irrigation network which is its right and responsibility, the Regency Government may provide assistance and/or facility support based on the request of the P3A Roa Uwe with regard to the principle of independence.

Article 61

(1) The Regency Government is in accordance with its authority setting the drying time and part of the irrigation network that must be drained after consulting with the P3A Roa Uwe.

(2) The Distraction As It Means verse (1) is exercised for the purposes of examination or maintenance of irrigation networks.

Article 62

(1) In the course of operation and maintenance of irrigation networks are the safeguarding of irrigation networks aimed at preventing irrigation network damage.

(2) The irrigation network ' s security as referred to in paragraph (1) was carried out by the Regency Technical Service/Instancy, P3A/GP3A Roa Uwe and other parties in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 63

(1) In order for the protection of irrigation networks is required to establish a border line on an irrigation network.

(2) The Government, Provincial Government and the Regency Government set the border line on the network. irrigation which is his authority.

(3) To prevent the loss of irrigation water and its rusts of irrigation networks, the Government, the Provincial Government, and the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority set the ban on making the ditches at a distance certain outside of the border.

(4) For the purposes of securing irrigation networks, banned from changing and/or unloading irrigation buildings as well as other existing buildings, setting up other buildings inside, above, or that crosses irrigation channels, except for the Government ' s permission, Provincial Government, or County Government accordingly with its authority.

Article 64

Regarding the operation and maintenance of irrigation networks, the designation of border irrigation networks, and the safeguarding of the irrigation network guidelines on the Ministerial Ordinance.

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The Second Part Rehabilitation Irrigation Network

Article 65

(1) Rehabilitation of the irrigation network is exercised based on priority order of irrigation repair requirements specified by the Government, Government Provinces, and the Government of the Regency are in accordance with its authority upon consideration of the irrigation commission, and in accordance with the norms, standards, guidelines, and manues prescribed by the Minister.

(2) Rehabilitation of irrigation networks as referred to in paragraph (1) must be given the permission and design approval of the Government, The Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

(3) The rehabilitation supervision of irrigation networks is exercised by the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

Article 66

(1) Government, Provincial Government, or Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority is responsible for rehabilitation of primary and secondary irrigation networks.

(2) P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe can play a role as well as in rehabilitation primary and secondary irrigation networks according to the needs and Ability to be based on the approval of the Government, Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority in the management of water resources.

(3) Rehabilitation Of Tertiary Irrigation Networks is the right and responsibility of P3A Roa Uwe.

(4) In terms of P3A Roa Uwe is unable to carry out rehabilitation of tertiary irrigation networks into rights and responsibility, Government, Provincial Government, or Government of Regency may help rehabilitation of tertiary irrigation networks based on the request of the P3A Roa Uwe with regard to principles Independence.

(5) The business entity, the social body, the individual, or P3A Roa Uwe are responsible for the rehabilitation of the irrigation network that it built.

Article 67

(1) Rehabilitation Of Irrigation Networks is through conversion and/or dismantling of primary and secondary irrigation networks must obtain the permission of the Minister, Governor, or Regent according to its authority.

(2) The alteration and/or dismantling of the tertiary irrigation network must obtain approval from the P3A.

(3) The necessary drying time for rehabilitation activities and increased irrigation networks should be scheduled in the planting plan.

(4) The drying time required for the planned rehabilitation activities, The rehabilitation of the emergency, or an increase in the irrigation network may be at least 6 (six) months.

(5) The distraction that takes longer than the terms as referred to in verse (4) is set by the Minister, Governor, the Regent is in accordance with his authority.

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BAB XI IRRIGATION ASSET MANAGEMENT

General Parts

Section 68

The management of irrigation assets includes inventory, management planning, execution of management, and evaluation of execution irrigation asset management, as well as update results inventory of irrigation assets.

Second Section of Irrigation Asset Inventory

Article 69

(1) The irrigation asset is made up of irrigation networks and support for irrigation management.

(2) The inventory of irrigation networks aims to obtain data the number, dimensions, type, conditions, and functions of all irrigation assets as well as water availability data, asset value, and service areal in any irrigation area in the framework of irrigation systems.

(3) Inventory of supporting irrigation management aims to obtain data number, specifications, conditions, and irrigation management support functions.

(4) Government, Provincial Government, Regency, or Village Government carry out inventory of irrigation assets according to Its authority in the management of irrigation systems.

(5) The Government of the County conducted a compilation of the inventory results of irrigation assets carried out by the Government of the Village and the Government of the County.

(6) The Provincial Government conducted a compilation of the inventory results of irrigation assets carried out by the Government of the County and the Government of the Propinsi.

(7) The government is compiling a compilation of the inventory of irrigation assets as referred to in paragraph (6) and the results of the inventory of irrigation assets carried out by the Provincial Government.

(8) the Agency efforts, social bodies, individuals, P3A Roa Uwu, and village governments do Inventory of irrigated assets that are responsible for assisting the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency conducting a compilation of inventorization results.

(9) The government is compiling the results of the results. Inventory (7) and paragraph (8) as a document inventory of national irrigation assets.

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Article 70

(1) The inventory of the irrigation network as referred to in Article 68 of the paragraph (2) is held once a year in any irrigation area.

(2) Inventory of the support of irrigation management as referred to in Section 68 of the paragraph (3) of 5 (five) years in any irrigation area.

(3) The government of the Regency pursuant to authority may develop an irrigation information system based on the inventory of irrigation assets as referred to in Article 68 of the paragraph (1).

(4) The irrigation information system as referred to in paragraph (3) is a subsystem of water resource information.

Third Section Planning Irrigation Asset Management

Section 71

(1) Asset management planning Irrigation includes data analysis activities for irrigation assets and the formulation of follow-up plans to optimize the utilization of irrigation assets in any irrigation area.

(2) Government, Provincial Government, or District Government In accordance with the authority to build and establish an asset management plan irrigation 5 (five) years once.

(3) The drafting of an irrigation asset management plan is done in a unified, transparent, and accountable process by engaging all irrigation water users and irrigation network users.

(4) The business agency, the social agency, Individual, or P3A Roa Uwe compose an irrigation asset management plan that is sustainable in continuous responsibility.

Fourth Quarter Implementation of an irrigation asset management

Section 72

(1) the central Instancy Irrigate the irrigation, Provincial Service, or County Services as per the It is responsible for the ongoing management of irrigation assets under established irrigation asset management plans.

(2) The business agency, the social entity, the individual, or P3A Roa Uwe carry out the management of irrigation assets which is to be continuously responsible.

Article 73

The central Instancy of the irrigation, Provincial Service, or County Service in accordance with its responsibility to carry out sustainable management of irrigation assets based on the specified irrigation asset management plan.

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The fifth part of the evaluation of the implementation of the management of the irrigation asset management

Article 74

(1) the Minister, Governor, or Regent in accordance with his authority conduct an evaluation of the exercise of the management of any irrigation assets Years.

(2) The business entity, the social entity, the individual, or the P3A Roa Uwe assist the Minister, Governor, or the Regent in conducting an evaluation of the implementation of an irrigation asset managing to be continuously responsible.

(3) Evaluation implementation of the management of an irrigation asset as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed To review the suitability between plans and the implementation of irrigation asset management.

The Sixth Section Updates Results for Irrigation Assets

Article 75

Updates result inventories of irrigation assets exercised by the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the County in accordance with its authority.

Article 76

Guidelines on the management of irrigation assets refers to the Minister Regulation.

BAB XII FINANCING Section Kesatu

Financing Development Irrigation Network

section 77

(1) The financing of the development of primary and secondary irrigation networks became the responsibility of the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

(2) The financing of network development Primary and secondary irrigation became the responsibility of the Regency Government

(3) The financing of the development of tertiary irrigation networks became the responsibility of P3A Roa Uwe.

(3) The financing of the development of the buildings, the channel is 50 meters away from the The salaks, the tertiary boxes, and the other tertiary complementary banguna to the Government responsibility, Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

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(4) In terms of P3A Roa Uwe unable to finance the development of a tertiary irrigation network which is its responsibility, Government, Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority may help the financing the development of a tertiary irrigation network, based on the request of the P3A Roa Uwe with regard to the principle of independence.

(5) The financing of the development of irrigation networks organized by the business entity, the social body, or the individual covered by each party.

(6) In terms of interest urged by the area for the development of irrigation networks on provincial or strategic irrigation areas, but it has not been a national priority, Government, Provincial Government, and/or Government of the Regency can cooperate in the financing.

(7) In terms of urgent interest by the Regency Government for the development of irrigation networks on cross-county irrigation areas and the Provincial Government can cooperate in financing.

Part Both Financing Irrigation Network Management

Article 78

(1) The financing of primary and secondary irrigation networks is the responsibility of the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency according to its authority.

(2) The financing of management of primary and secondary irrigation networks is based on for a real need for irrigation management in any irrigation area.

(3) The calculation of the real need for irrigation management on any irrigation area is done by the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency pursuant to His authority along with P3A Roa Uwe based on network search with regard to the contribution of P3A Roa Uwe.

(4) The priority of the use of the cost of the management of irrigation networks on any irrigation area agreed the Government, the Provincial Government or the Government of the Regency according to its authority along with P3A Roa Uwe.

Article 79

(1) The financing of the management of primary and secondary irrigation networks as referred to in section 77 is an irrigation management fund whose management is the responsibility of the Government, the Government of the Government of the United States. Province, or the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

(2) The use of an irrigation management fund as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed in accordance with the laws.

(3) Further provisions on irrigation management funds whose management is the responsibility of the Provincial Government and the Regency Government is set up with the Regional Regulations.

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Article 80

irrigation network users are required to participate in the financing of the management of irrigation networks built by the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency according to its authority.

section 81

Operational financing of the county irrigation commission and an irrigation area coordination forum became the responsibility of the county in accordance with its authority.

Third Section of the Irrigation Network's Management of Irrigation Network

Article 82

(1) The irrigation commission is coordinating and Blending the management of an irrigation network that is the responsibility of the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the County as referred to in Article 80

(2) Coordination and financing planning allocation as referred to in paragraph (1) refers to the proposed priority allocation of the management of irrigation networks delivered by the County Irrigation Commission.

Fourth section

The development financing mechanism and the management Irrigation Network

Section 83

Terms of Use the mechanism of financing development and management of irrigation networks is established with the Regulation of Ministers responsible in finance under the proposal of the Minister.

BAB XIII IRRIGATION LAND FUNCTION

Article 84

(1) To guarantee the preservation of the functions and benefits of irrigation networks, the Regent is in accordance with its authority seeking the availability of irrigated land and/or controlling the function of irrigated land in its area.

(2) The Instancy Authorities and responsibilities in the field of irrigation play control. occurrence of irrigated land functions for non-agricultural purposes.

(3) The Government, Provincial Government, or Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority in a unified partition establishes the area of irrigation potential in the planning of the layout region to support national food security.

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Article 85

(1) Irrigated land functions cannot be performed unless there is a: a. change of the region's layout plans; or b. natural disaster resulting in the loss of land function and network

irrigation. (2) The Government, the Provincial Government, and/or the Government of the Regency accordingly

with its authority seeking replacement of irrigated land and its network resulting from the change of the region's spatial plan.

(3) The Government, The Provincial Government, or the Government of the Regency, corresponds to its authority in charge of reordering the irrigation system in terms of: a. Parts of the irrigation network switch functions; or b. partly irrigated land switching functions.

(4) The business agency, the social agency, or the agency that performs activities that can result in the function of irrigated land in violation of the region ' s layout plans as referred to in paragraph (1) The letter of a mandatory replacement of irrigated land and its network.

BAB XIV COORDINATING IRRIGATION SYSTEM

Article 86

(1) The management of the management of the irrigation system is conducted through and between the county irrigation commission, provincial irrigation commission, inter-provincial irrigation commission, and/or coordination forum irrigation area.

(2) In carrying out the coordination of irrigation system management, the irrigation commission may invite other interested parties to attend commission hearings to obtain the necessary information.

(3) Coordination management of irrigation systems in irrigation areas which are the county authority and irrigation areas already commissioned by the Government and/or Provincial Government to the regency exercised by the county irrigation commission.

(4) Coordination management of irrigation systems on cross-county irrigation areas and regions Irrigation, both commissioned and uncommissioned by the Provincial Government to the respective regency can be implemented through the intercounty irrigation commission.

(5) Coordination of management of irrigation systems that network Multi-purpose functions in one irrigation area can be implemented through an irrigation area coordination forum.

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BAB XV SUPERVISION

Article 87

(1) In the development and management of irrigation systems on any area of irrigation exercised supervision by the Government, Provincial Government, or Government The regency corresponds to its authority by engaging the role of society.

(2) Surveillance as referred to in paragraph (1) includes activities: a. monitoring and evaluation to conform to the norm, standards, guidelines,

and manual; b. reporting; c. recommendation of recommendation; and d. practice.

(3) The role of the public in the supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is done by passing the report and/or complaint to the authorities.

(4) P3A Roa Uwe, business entity, social body, and individual submit a report on the development and management information of irrigation systems that are responsible to the Government, the Provincial Government, or the Government of the County.

(5) In the framework of supervision as referred to by paragraph (1), Government, Provincial Government, or District Government pursuant to Its authority provides for the development and management of irrigation systems publicly for the public.

(6) Further provisions on the supervision of development and management of the irrigation system are guidelines on the Ministerial Ordinance.

(7) Further provisions on the supervision of the development and management of the irrigation system conducted by the Government of the Regency are governed by the Rules of Regent.

BAB XVI LARDEL-BAN

Article 88

Any business entity, social entity, and/or individuals are prohibited: a. tap water from the carrier channel, in addition to the already

spot specified; b. taking underground water in an irrigation area which is the way its safety

is done by using mechanical devices, except getting permission first from the Regent over the P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe deal;

c. establish, modify or unload other buildings that are inside, above or across an irrigation channel without the consent of the Regent;

d. It takes the grainy materials of sand, gravel, stone or similar natural produce ranging from dung to irrigation tissue, unless it is granted permission from the Regent to the P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe deal.

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e. Disposing of solid objects, liquid and trash objects in any way could lead to obstruting the flow of water, as well as damaging the irrigation network building and its soil.

Article 89

(1) In order to preserve the network Irrigation and the buildings are prohibited: a. create a quarry or create a sewer along the channel and

The buildings that can cause leakage and can interfere with the stability of the channel as well as its buildings;

b. Plant any type of plant in the channel's badminton, berem and channel-flow;

c. obstructing or hindrate the waterway in any way;

d. put some or all of any building, renelate entirely or partially within the boundary of a border line for buildings; and or

e. create or renew fixed (permanent) fences in part or all within the boundary of the boundary line as referred to in the letter d.

(2) Prohibition as item (d) and item (e), apply also to land-land lines located between irrigation and badminton, for pathways made for irrigation purposes.

(3) Excluded from the provisions as intended in paragraph (1) does not apply to the improvements that are typical maintenance of an irrigation network or in full building.

Article 90

To avoid any damage to the irrigation network and the The building's complete building, every business entity, social entity, and/or individual is prohibited: a. Grazing or tearing cattle on buildings

watering or outside the building; b. take, dig or replace/break into lands included

in an irrigation network; c. plant all kinds of plants on channel and edge embankments and

within the border of the border; d. dumping garbage and other items into the channel so damaging

irrigation buildings; e. use an inspection path beyond the applicable provisions; f. take and remove the layers of grass and other plants on

irrigation networks; and g. running or soaking wood, gelondonngan wood, bamboo, rotan,

hospitality of fish and the like; Opening and closing the floode without the consent of P3A Roa Uwe.

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BAB XVII SETTLEMENT METHOD DISPUTE

Article 91

(1) In the event of a dispute in the management and utilization of water first is resolved by means of deliberation and mufakat.

(2) If a deliberation is deliberated not, then the Law Board, the Social Agency, Individual, P3A/GP3A/IP3A Roa Uwe and other irrigation water users may proceed to the legal path according to the applicable provisions.

BAB XVIII provisions INQUIRY

Article 92

(1) Certain Civil Servlet Officials In the environment of the Local Government being given special authority as an investigator to conduct a criminal investigation into the breach of this Regulation, as intended in the applicable Criminal Events Law Act.

(2) The authority of the investigator as set forth in the (1) paragraph, the (1) is: receive, search, collect and research the description or

report with respect to these crimes in order for the description or the report to be complete and clear;

b. Research, search and collect information about persons or bodies about the correctness of the actions committed in connection with the felon;

c. request the information and the evidence of a person or person in connection with the criminal acts;

d. examine the books, notes, and other documents with regard to the criminal offense;

e. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents, and confiscation of the evidence;

f. ask for expert power assistance in order to perform criminal investigation tasks;

g. To stop or forbid someone from leaving the room or place at the time of examination of the identity of the person and or the documents brought in as referred to in the letter e;

h. Photographing someone with respect to a felony; i. call people to be heard of his attachment and be examined as

a suspect or a witness; j. Stop the investigation; k. do other actions that need to smooth the investigation of the action

criminal according to the law that can be accounted for. (3) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b notify

commencement of the inquiry and deliver its preparation to the Public Prosecuting through the inquiry of the State Police officials of the Republic of Indonesia, in accordance with the provisions of which is set in the Criminal Events Law Act.

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CHAPTER XIX ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTION