establish: REGIONAL REGULATIONS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF PURBACALAAN, HISTORICAL, TRADISONAL AND SURFACE VALUES.

BAB I

provisions of UMUM

Article 1

In this Region Regulation referred to: 1. Area is South Kalimantan Province. 2. The Regional Government is the Governor and the area device as an organizer element

local government. 3. The governor is the Governor of South Kalimantan. 4. Service is the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Province of South Kalimantan. 5. Management of Kepurbakalaan, History, Traditional Value and Permuseuman that

subsequently called management are a series of activities including preservation, protection, maintenance, development and utilization in the field. The purbity, historical, traditional values and the real Permuseuman are the objects of the Cultural Reserve (BCG).

6. The purbacus are all the cultural relics of the society of the past that are lily

Prehistoric. Hindu-Buddhist, Islamic and colonial. 7. Cultural Reserve objects are:

a. human-made objects, mobile or non-movable objects, or parts, or any of the remainder, at least 50 years of age, or represent a typical style of style and represent a style. At least fifty years of age, at least 50 years of age, are considered to have an important value for history, science, and culture.

b. Natural objects that are considered to have important value for history, science, and culture.

8. 9.

The site is a location that contains or is suspected to contain a cultural preserve including its environment necessary for its safety. Cultural relics are all moving and unmoving objects that become cultural heritage.

10. History is the dynamics of events that are past in many aspects of the life and reconstruction of these events, as well as relics of the past in the form of thought or written text of the tradition. oral.

11. The Traditional Value is an abstract concept of a very important fundamental problem and

is useful in the life and life of the human being reflected in the attitude and behavior of which then adheres to the customs.

12. Surface is a huddle or thing that concerns the museum.

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13. People are individuals or groups of people or entities or agencies

swadaya society.

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PURPOSE AND SCOPE

Section 2

The management aims for:

a. protect, secure and preserve cultural relics in South Kalimantan; b. maintain and develop traditional values that are jatidiri and

as a symbol of the pride of the region and the people of South Kalimantan; c. enhance the understanding of public awareness of the history of South Kalimantan; d. enhance public awareness, awareness and aspiration of cultural relics

South Kalimantan; e. awaken the spirit of the love of homeland, nationalism and patriotism; f. generate motivation, partake inspiration and expand the khasanah for

the public in working in the field of culture.

Section 3

The scope of management includes: a. Cultural relics, sites and environments are located in South Kalimantan; b. The study, writing and socialization of the history of South Kalimantan; c. traditional values are contained in all aspects of South Kalimantan culture;

and d. Collection, maintenance, utilization of evidence of cultural relics of Borneo

South.

CHAPTER III MANAGEMENT

First Part

Authorities and Liability

Section 4

(1) The Governor has the authority and responsibility to conduct management in the field of purveting, historical, traditional and surface values at the regional level.

(2) The execution of the authority and responsibility as referred to in paragraph (1)

is exercised by the Service.

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The Second Part of the Purbakalation

Section 5

The authority and responsibility in the field of purveting as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (1) includes:

a. Documentation, record, and documentation for cultural relics that are spread across South Kalimantan region and or controlled by the community;

b. rescue on the discovery of cultural relics still buried on the ground; c. Restudy of cultural relics discovery; and d. the setting of utilization for social, cultural, educational, and tourism interests.

Article 6

(1) For the sake of purbacalability, the Service is obliged to: a. conduct the preservation effort, maintenance, protection and utilization of the

cultural relics, sites and protection; and b. To socialize the purview according to the technical standards of archaeology to

society is broad, systematic and directionally. (2) The implementation of the obligations as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed with

engaging the local community, experts and other parties of interest.

Article 7

(1) The results of the discovery of cultural relics in Moving objects are stored in museums. (2) The results of cultural relics discovery in non-movable forms that are in

the individual lands need to be released by substitutes in accordance with applicable laws.

(3) The provisions of the results The discovery as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2)

is further set up with the Governor's Rule.

Article 8

(1) In terms of the public finding and or storing of a cultural relic, it is required to register it. on the Service.

(2) The limit of the registration time as referred to in paragraph (1) longer 15

(fifteen) days.

(3) The Service as referred to in paragraph (1) is required to document the type of cultural relic stored by the community.

(4) The registration and documentation of the document as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph

(2) and paragraph (3) are further set up with the Governor's Rule.

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Article 9

(1) Cultural Relics can be utilized for social, cultural,

severity and scientific activities (2) Tata's way of utilization of cultural relics as referred to in paragraph (1) is set

with the Governor's Rule in accordance with applicable laws.

The Third Quarter of the History

Article 10

(1) The authority and responsibility in the field of history as referred to in

Article 4 paragraph (1) includes: a. maintenance, protection and study of historical sources as materials

historical writing; b. development of history of South Kalimantan through historical writing in

objective and scientific;

c. The maintenance and selection of historical writing results; and

d. utilization of historical writing results by socializing it through educational pathways, mass media, periodical publishing and other means of publication accessible to all walks of society.

(2) implementation of the provisions as referred to the paragraph (1) performed by the Service

by engaging expert and community power.

Fourth Quarter Traditional Value

Article 11

(1) The authority and responsibility in the field of traditional values as referred to in Section 4 of the paragraph (1) includes:

a. The study, maintenance and development of the traditional values of South Kalimantan which are held by the public in my mannering and acting, which includes aspects of expression, proverbs, ceremonies, stories and traditional architecture of the people's game, Ancient manuscripts, knowledge systems, correctional systems, traditional arsektours of indigenous peoples, and other tradisonal values that grow and thrive in the people of South Kalimantan;

b. maintenance and selection against traditional values that conform to

epoch developments; and c. preservation of traditional architectural aspects through building building for the public

and office belonging to the Local Government.

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(2) Protection against a society that uses and develops values

traditional in life. (3) The socialization of the study results of the traditional value of South Kalimantan in the wide community. (4) The execution as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed by the Service with

involving the expert and community power.

Fifth Part of the Museuman

Article 12

(1) The authority and responsibility in the field "A consensus" as referred to in Article 4 of the paragraph (1) includes the hosting, collection, study, treatment, securing and utilization of the cultural results, nature and its environment.

(2) The provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) exercised by the Service with

involving the expert and related isntance.

Article 13

(1) Any object being a museum collection must pay attention to the criteria: a. have a historical and scientific value;

b. have an identity according to the form and form of his type and style, function and

historically, geographically, genos in biology or periodization in geology; and

c. can be a monument in history and culture. (2) The museum collection as referred to in verse (1) must be documented

verbal and visual according to the technical provisions of the surface through the activities of the study.

Article 14

(1) The museum collection cannot be To be sold and/or transferred (2) For the benefit of service to the community, each museum can be mutually

lend a collection. (3) The museum is able to cooperate with other agencies and institutions

the government and the public. (4) Further provisions on the museum's collection of collections as intended

in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are further governed by the Governor's Rule.

Article 15

(1) The collection of museum collections is carried out by the Service. and UPT Museum (2) In the event of collection collection as referred to in paragraph (1) of the legacy object

nature and culture belonging to the people of both the people who are entertained, indemnated, and the required shall meet the requirements as follows:

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a. proof of valid ownership; b. has obtained the consent of his heir; and c. the agreement poured in the news of the event. (3) Further provisions on the collection of the museum collection as intended

in paragraph (2) are further set up with the Governor's Rule.

Article 16

(1) The treatment of the museum's collection is carried out to prevent and Orchestrating collections caused by natural and or human factors.

(2) The treatment of the museum's collection is carried out in the care room by means of and

certain techniques conform to the consensus of consciousness.

Article 17

(1) The preserve of the museum ' s collection is done to preserve the authenticity, integrity and

completeness of the collection.

(2) The implementation of the security as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by authorized officers.

Article 18

(1) The museum ' s collection of benefits can be done for the benefit of education, research, research, tourism and other utilization as long as it does not cause damage, missing or removal of museum collections objects.

(2) The museum ' s authorized administration establishes a policy of utilization according to

applicable laws. (3) Special to the utilization of educational interests, the school organizers

advised the students to make a visit to the museum.

Article 19

(1) In terms of utilization of the museum collection as referred to in Article 18 of the paragraph (1), the museum maintainers are required to inform them through permanent or temporary exhibits, slides or movies, videos, itineraries, tutoring and counseling, lectures, seminars, research books, and the manner of the and other forms that serve as a means of preservation of the museum's collection.

(2) The museum manager is entitled to perform the renovation of the layout fixed with

fixing the means of the exhibition, the layout of the replacement collection and or the addition of the collection with the new at least done in 5 (five) years Once.

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CHAPTER IV ROLE AS WELL AS SOCIETY

Article 20

(1) The society plays a role as well as in the management of purbakalability, historical, values

traditional and surface. (2). The role as well as the society as referred to in verse (1) is performed in the form: a. receive and provide information; b. conducting studies and development working with the agency

related;

c. expressed written and verbal objections to the government's policies that pose a negative impact on cultural and cultural objects.

d. provide input as a decision-making material.

CHAPTER V CONTROL AND SUPERVISION

Article 21

Controlling and supervision over the implementation of this Regional Regulation is carried out by the Governor. The implementation is performed by the coordinating Service with related agencies.

CHAPTER VI FINANCING

Section 22

Financing management of purbacalaan, historical, tradisonal values, and consensus is derived from the Budget. Revenue and Regional Shopping (APBD).

BAB VII

provisions INQUIRY

Article 23

(1) Certain civil servant civil servants in the Regional Government environment are given special authority as investigators to conduct criminal conduct. as referred to in this Section Rule.

(2) The Investigator Authority as referred to in paragraph (1) is:

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a. receive, search, collect and research the information or report on

with a criminal act referred to in the Rule of this Section for the description or report to be complete and clear;

b. examine, search and collect information about persons or bodies

about the correctness of the actions committed in connection with the criminal acts as referred to in this Regional Rule;

c. requesting the information and materials evidence of a person or body in connection

with a criminal offence as referred to in this Regional Regulation; d. examine the books, records and other documents with regard to the follow-

criminal as referred to in these Regional Regulations; e conducts searches to obtain bookkeeping, logging and

documents another, as well as conducting confiscation of such evidence; f. ask for expert power assistance in order to carry out criminal action tasks

as referred to in this Regional Regulation; g. send a stop or someone to leave the room or place at the time

The examination is ongoing and check the identity of the person or document brought in as referred to in the letter e;

h. Photographing a person with respect to a criminal act as intended

in the Regulation of this Region; i. call for people to be heard of his description and be examined as suspects or

witnesses; j. Held a termination of the investigation after receiving a tip from the Polri investigator

that there was not enough evidence or the event was not a criminal offence and subsequently through Investigator notifying it to the Prosecuts. General, suspect or family;

k. Perform other actions necessary for the agility of a criminal offence inquiry

as referred to in this Section Regulation according to the law which may be accounted for;

(3) The Investigator as referred to in paragraph (1) notifies the start of

the investigation and passing of the investigation results to the Public Prosecutor via the Police Investigator.

BAB VIII

PROVISIONS OF CRIMINAL

Section 24

(1) Whoever does not register a relic object A culture that is controlled and or owned by society to an authority as governed by Article 8 of the paragraph (1), convicted of confinement for the longest 3 (three) months or fine of the most Rp. 5,000,000,-(five million rupiah).

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(2) The criminal Tindak as referred to paragraph (1) is a violation. (3) In addition to the criminal threat of confinement or fines as referred to paragraph (1), against

the violation of Article 8 of the paragraph (1) may be subject to criminal threats or fines in accordance with those set forth in the applicable laws.

BAB IX

provisions TRANSITION Article 25

(1) (2)

With the enactment of this Regional Regulation, all provisions governing the management of purbacalaan, historical, tradisonal values and museums are declared to be still declared to remain in effect throughout the non-contradictory and has not been replaced This area. At the time the Regional Rule is in effect, unregistered cultural relics objects have been given the longest 6 months to date from the date of the Regulation of this Section.

CHAPTER X PROVISIONS