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Act No. 10 Of 2008

Original Language Title: Undang-Undang Nomor 10 Tahun 2008

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SHEET COUNTRY
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

No. 51, 2008

POLITICO. ELECTIONS. The House. -DPD. A DPRD. Revocation. (An explanation in the Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4836)

CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
No. 10 YEAR 2008
ABOUT
THE GENERAL ELECTION OF THE PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL,
THE REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL, AND THE REGIONAL PEOPLE ' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL

WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD

PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

.,, weighed: a. that to elect members of the People's Representative Council and the Regional People's Representative Council as the political aspiration of the people's political aspirations as well as the members of the Regional Representative Council as the aspiration of regional diversity aspirations as mandated in Article 22E verse (2) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, the general election is held;

., b. that the general election directly by the people is a means of the embodiment of the sovereignty of the people in order to produce a democratic state government based on Pancasila and the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

., c. that with the existence of Law Number 10 of the Year 2006 on Establishing Government Regulation Replacement 1 Year 2006 on Second Amendment to the Law No. 12 Year 2003 on Election of the Members of the House of Representatives The People, the Regional Representative Council, and the Regional People's Representative Council became the Law and Act No. 22 of 2007 on the Organizing of the General Election as well as the development of democracy and the dynamics of society, then Act Number 12. In 2003 about the General Election of the Members of the House of Representatives, the Council The Regional Representative, and the Regional People ' s Representative Council, need to be replaced;

., d. that based on consideration as referred to in the letter a, the letter b, and the letter c, need to form an Act on the General Election of the Member of the People's Representative Council, the Regional Representative Council, and the Regional People's Representative Council;

., Given: 1. Section 1 paragraph (2) and paragraph (3), Section 2 of the paragraph (1), Section 5 of the paragraph (1), Section 18 of the paragraph (3), Article 19 of the paragraph (1), Section 20, Section 22C paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), Article 22E, Section 24, Section 24A, Section 24C, Section 27 of the paragraph (1), Section 28C of the paragraph (2), Article 28D paragraph (1), and Article 30 paragraph (4) of the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;

., 2. Act No. 22 Year 2007 about The Organizing Of The General Election (State Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4721);

., 3. Act No. 2 Of 2008 on Political Parties (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 2, Additional Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4801);

With Shared Consent
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE ' S REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
and
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

DECIDED:

.,, SET: LEGISLATION ON THE GENERAL ELECTION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE PEOPLE 'S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL, THE REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL, AND THE REGIONAL PEOPLE' S REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL.

BAB I
UMUM PROVISIONS

Section 1

In this Act referred to:

., 1. The General Election, subsequently called Elections, is the means of the exercise of the sovereignty of the people exercised directly, publicly, freely, secret, honest, and fair in the State of the Republic of Indonesia based on Pancasila and the Basic Law of the State Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

., 2. Election Members of the People's Representative Council, House of Representatives, and the Regional People's Representative Council are the elections to elect members of the House of Representatives, the Regional Representative Council, the provincial regional House of Representatives and the House of Representatives. The district/city area of the Unity State of Indonesia based on Pancasila and the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

., 3. The House of Representatives, subsequently called the House, is the People's Representative Council as referred to in the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

., 4. The Regional Representative Council, subsequently called the DPD, is the Regional Representative Council as referred to in the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

. .5. The Regional People's Representative Council, later called the DPRD, is the provincial Regional People's Representative Council and the district/city Regional People's Representative Council/city as it referred to in the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945.

., 6. The Electoral Commission, subsequently called the KPU, is a national, permanent, and independent Election-organizing institution.

., 7. The Provincial Electoral Commission and the Election Commission of the District/City, subsequently called the provincial KPU and the district/city PU, are the organizers of the elections in the provinces and districts/cities.

., 8. The District Election Committee, henceforth called PPK, is a committee formed by the KPU district/city to organize elections in other sub-districts or other desigcountries, which are henceforth called districts.

., 9. The voting committee, subsequently called the PPS, is a committee formed by the KPU district/city to organize elections at the village level or other design/kelurahan, which is then called the desa/kelurahan.

., 10. The Foreign Elections Committee, later called PPLN, is a committee formed by the KPU to organize elections abroad.

., 11. The Organizing Group of Voting, subsequently called KPPS, is a group formed by the PPS to host the polling at the polling station.

., 12. The Organizing Group of Foreign Voices, subsequently called KPPSLN, is a group formed by PPLN to host voting on polling places abroad.

., 13. The place of the polling, subsequently called TPS, was the venue for the voting.

., 14. The Foreign Office, subsequently called TPSLN, is the site of a foreign vote.

., 15. The Election Supervising Agency, subsequently called Bawaslu, is the governing body in charge of overseeing the elections throughout the Republic of Indonesia.

., 16. The Provincial Election Supervising Committee and the District/City Election Supervising Committee, subsequently called Panwaslu province and Panwaslu district/city, are the committee formed by Bawaslu to oversee the holding of Elections in the provincial region and the -District/City.

., 17. The committee of the Supervising Board of Elections, later called Panwaslu kedistricts, is a committee formed by the Panwaslu district/city to oversee the holding of elections in the district.

., 18. Field Election Supervisors are officers formed by the Panwaslu district to oversee the holding of elections in the village.

., 19. The Superintendent of Foreign Elections is the officer formed by Bawaslu to oversee the elections abroad.

., 20. Inhabitants are Indonesian citizens who are domiciled in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia or abroad.

., 21. Indonesian citizens are the indigenous people of Indonesia and other peoples who are passed by law as citizens of the country.

., 22. Voters are Indonesian citizens who have been even 17 (seventeen) years or more or already/have married.

., 23. Election participants are political parties for the Election of Representatives, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/towns and individuals for the DPD member elections.

., 24. The Political Party of the Election Participant is a political party that has met the requirements of an Election Participant.

., 25. An Election Participant is a person who has met the requirements of an Election Participant.

., 26. The Election campaign is an activity of the Election Participant to convince voters by offering a vision, mission, and program of the Election Participant.

., 27. The voting number for the House seat, subsequently called the BPP House, is the number obtained from the share of the legal number of votes throughout the Political Party of Elections which meet the threshold of 2.5% of the vote (two five-a-one hundred) of the vote. Nationally, the vote is nationally valid in one constituency with the number of seats in an electoral district to determine the number of seats of the Political Party's seat of the Election.

., 28. The electoral number for the seat of the DPRD, then called the BPP DPRD, is the number obtained by the number of valid votes in the number of seats in an election area to determine the number of seats of the Political Party's seat of the Election. And it is elected to be a member of the Provincial Council and the District Council/City Council.

BAB II
ASAS, IMPLEMENTATION, AND
ELECTION ORGANIZING INSTITUTE

Section 2

Elections are performed effectively and efficiently based on direct, public, free, secret, honest, and fair elections.

Section 3

Elections are organized to elect members of the House, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district/city DPRD.

Section 4

(1) Elections are exercised every 5 (five) years once.
(2) The staging of Elections includes:

., a., a. update of voter data and the drafting of the voter list;
B. Election Participant registration;
c. designation of the Election Participant;
D. setting number of seats and setting the constituency;
e. nominating member of the House, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/kota;
f. campaign time;
G. quiet times;
h. vote counting and counting;
i. election results designation; and

., j. The sworn oath/appointment of the members of the House, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the district/city DPRD.

(3) The vote is executed on holidays or the day is sored.

Section 5

.,, (1) Elections to elect members of the House, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities are carried out with an open proportional system.

.,, (2) The elections to select DPD members are exercised with the deputy district system of the multitude.

Section 6

.,, (1) Elections to elect members of the House, DPD, DPRD provincial, and DPRD districts/cities organized by KPU.

(2) The supervision of the staging of Elections is exercised by Bawaslu.

BAB III
PARTICIPANTS AND REQUIREMENTS FOLLOWING THE ELECTION

The Kesatu section
House Member Elections and DPRD

Section 7

Election participants to elect members of the House, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities are political parties.

Section 8

(1) The political party can be an Election Participant after meeting the requirements:

., a., a. the status of the legal entity in accordance with the Act on the Political Party;
B. have affairs in 2/3 (two-thirds) of the number of provinces;

., c. has affairs in 2/3 (two-thirds) of the number of counties/cities in the province in question;

., d. include at least 30% (thirty-perhundred) of women's representation at the central political party's affairs;

., e. have members of at least 1,000 (one thousand) persons or 1/1,000 (one thousand) of the population of any political party business as referred to in the letter b and the letter c as evidenced by the ownership of the member's card;

., f. It has a fixed office for dealing with the letter b and the letter c; and

G. submitted the name and image of the political party to the KPU.

.,, (2) The Political Party of the Election Participant in the previous election may be an Election Participant in the next election.

Section 9

.,, (1) the KPU carries out the research and designation of the validity of the terms as referred to in Article 8.

., (2) Further terms on the manner of the research and the designation of the validity of the terms as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the KPU rules.

Section 10

The name and image sign of the political party as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (1) of the g is prohibited the same as:
a. flag or coat of arms of the Republic of Indonesia;
B. the emblem of the state institution or the government emblem;
C. name, flag, other country ' s emblem or international agency/body;

., d. name, flag, symbol organization of separatist movements or prohibited organizations;

e. a person ' s name or image; or

., f. It has an equation on the point or the whole with a name, a coat of arms, or a sign of another political party.

The Second Part
DPD Member Election participant

Section 11

(1) The Election Participant to select the DPD member is the individual.

.,, (2) The individual as referred to in paragraph (1) can be an Election Participant after meeting the requirements.

Section 12

Requirements as referred to in Article 11 of the paragraph (2):

., a., a. Indonesian citizens who have aged 21 (twenty-one) years or more;

B. Righteous to the Lord, the Esa;
c. residence in the territory of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia;
D. Speak, read, and write in English;

., e. Highest-educated in high school (high school), Madrasah Aliyah (MA), Vocational High School (SMK), Vocational Aliyah Madrassa (MAK), or other form of equivalent;

., f. loyal to Pancasila as the basis of the state, the Basic Law of the State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, and the ideals of the Proclamation 17 August 1945;

., g. never been sentenced to a prison sentence based on a court ruling that has had the power of the law fixed for committing a criminal offence of being threatened with a prison criminal 5 (five) years or more;

h. healthy physical and spiritual;
i. registered as a voter;
J. willing to work full time;

., k. To resign as a civil servant, a member of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, a member of the Indonesian National Police, the administrator of the state-owned enterprise and/or local business entity, as well as other bodies whose budget is sourced from the Indonesian National Guard. the country ' s finances, expressed by a letter of resignation that cannot be retracted;

., l. willing to not practice as a public accountant, advokat/lawyer, notary, land deed maker (PPAT), and not doing the work of goods providers and services related to state finances as well as other jobs that can be embed conflicts of interest with the task, authority, and rights as members of the DPD as per the laws of the laws;

., m. are willing not to be conserved as other countries-officials, administrators on state-owned enterprises, and regional-owned businesses, and other entities whose budget is sourced from the country's finances;

N. nominating only at 1 (one) representative agency;
O. nominating only in 1 (one) of the constituency; and

., p. got minimal support from voters from the constituency in question.

Section 13

.,, (1) The minimum support requirements as referred to in Section 12 of the p section include:

., a., a. The province has a population of up to 1,000,000 (one million) people should get the support of at least 1,000 (a thousand) voters;

., b. The province has a population of more than 1,000,000 (one million) up to 5,000,000 (five million) people should get the support of at least 2,000 (two thousand) voters;

., c. provinces of more than 5,000,000 (five million) to up to 10,000,000 (ten million) people must gain support from at least 3,000 (three thousand) voters;

., d. The province has a population of more than 10,000,000 (ten million) up to 15 million (fifteen million) people have to gain support from at least 4,000 (four thousand) voters; and

., e. The province has a population of more than 15 million (fifteen million) people must earn the support of at least 5,000 (5,000) voters.

.,, (2) Support as referred to in paragraph (1) is spread at at least 50% (fifty-perhundred) of the number of counties/cities in the province concerned.

., (3) The requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are evidenced by the list of support made by a signature or thumbprint and equipped with a photocopy of the citizen's resident sign card.

.,, (4) A supporter is not allowed to provide support to more than one DPD candidate person.

.,, (5) The support provided to more than one DPD candidate person as referred to in paragraph (4) is declared null.

(6) The timing of the DPD member Elections registration time is set by the KPU.

The Third Part
The Political Party Registry as an Election Participant

Section 14

.,, (1) The political party can be an Election Participant by applying for registration to be the candidate of the Election Participant to the KPU.

., (2) The registration as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted with a letter signed by the general speaker and the general secretary or other designation on the central affairs of the political party.

.,, (3) The registration as referred to in paragraph (2) is equipped with a requirement document.

.,, (4) The timing of the registration of the Political Party of the Election Participant is set by the KPU.

Section 15

The requirements document as referred to in Article 14 of the paragraph (3) includes:

., a., a. News of the State of the Republic of Indonesia which contains the registered sign that the political party is the legal entity;

., b. the decision of the political party's central administrator about the provincial and county-level administrators;

., c. a letter of description from the central political party administrator about the office and the fixed address of the central level administrator, administrator of the provincial level, and the district administrator/kota;

., d. A letter from the central political party of the political party on the inclusion of women's representation at least 30% (thirty-perhundred) in accordance with the laws of the law;

., e. description of the registration of names, symbols, and image signs of the political party of the department; and

., f. A letter of description on the acquisition of political party seats in the DPR, provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city of the KPU.

The Fourth Part
Verification of the Political Party Candidate Election

Section 16

.,, (1) the KPU performs verification of the completeness and correctness of the requirements as referred to in Article 15.

.,, (2) Verification as referred to in paragraph (1) must be completed at least 9 (nine) months prior to the date/date of the vote.

.,, (3) Further provisions regarding the execution and verification time as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are governed by the KPU rules.

The Fifth Part
Political Party designation as Election Participant

Section 17

.,, (1) The political party of the candidate of the Election Participant who passed the verification as referred to in Article 16 is set to be an Election Participant by the KPU.

.,, (2) The penetration of political parties as an Election Participant is conducted in the KPU plenary session.

.,, (3) The number of political party order numbers as an Election Participant was held in a vote in the plenary session of the KPU open and attended by representatives of all the Political Parties of the Election Participant.

., (4) The results of the designation as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are announced by the KPU.

The Sixth Part
Supervision of the Implementation of Verification

Political Party Candidate Election Participant

Section 18

.,, (1) Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu regency/city conducting supervision over the implementation of the verification of the political party of the candidate of the Election Participant executed by the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

.,, (2) In terms of Bawaslu, provincial Panwaslu, and Panwaslu district/city find rejuvenation or omission performed by members of the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU in carrying out verification so adverse and/or favorable The political parties of the candidate elections, then Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu district/city delivered the findings to the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

.,, (3) KPU, provincial KPU, and KPU county/city are obliged to follow up the findings of Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu county/city as referred to in verse (2).

BAB IV
THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE

Section 19

.,, (1) Indonesian citizens who on the day of voting have even aged 17 (seventeen) years or more or already/have married have the right to vote.

.,, (2) Indonesian Citizens as referred to in verse (1) are listed by the Election organizers in the voter list.

Section 20

To be able to use the right of choice, Indonesian Citizens must be registered as electors.

BAB V
THE NUMBER OF SEATS AND THE CONSTITUENCY

The Kesatu section
Number of Seats and Member Elections of the House Member

Section 21

The number of seats of the House of Representatives is set to be 560 (five hundred sixty).

Section 22

(1) The electoral district of the House of Representatives is the province or part of the province.

.,, (2) The number of seats each constituency member House is at least 3 (three) seats and at most 10 (ten) seats.

.,, (3) The determination of the voting area of the House of Representatives is carried out by changing the provisions of the electoral area in the 2004 Election based on the provisions of the paragraph (2).

., (4) The election area as referred to in paragraph (3) is attachment which is inseparable from this Act.

The Second Part
The number of Seats and Selection Regions of the Provincial Assembly Member

Section 23

.,, (1) The number of provincial DPRD seats is set to be at least 35 (thirty-five) and at most 100 (one hundred).

.,, (2) The number of provincial DPRD seats as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on the number of provincial residents concerned with the provisions:

., a., a. The province with a population of up to 1,000,000 (one million) is allocated to the allocation of 35 (thirty-five) seats;

., b. The province with a population of more than 1,000,000 (one million) to up to 3,000,000 (three million) of the soul gains an allocation of 45 (forty-five) seats;

., c. provinces with a population of more than 3,000,000 (three million) to up to 5,000,000 (five million) of the soul gain allocation 55 (fifty-five) seats;

., d. The province with a population of more than 5,000,000 (five million) to 7,000,000 (seven million) of the soul earned an allocation of 65 (sixty-five) seats;

., e. The province with a population of over 7,000,000 (seven million) to up to 9,000,000 (nine million) of the soul gains a allocation of 75 (seventy-five) seats;

., f. The province with a population of over 9,000,000 (nine million) up to 11 million (eleven million) of the soul earned an allocation of 85 (eighty-five) seats; and

., g. A province with a population of over 11 million (eleven million) souls gained a allocation of 100 (100) seats.

Section 24

.,, (1) The electoral district of the provincial DPRD member is the district/city or joint district/city.

.,, (2) The number of seats each constituency of the provincial DPRD member is set to be equal to the previous Election.

Section 25

.,, (1) The number of seat of the provincial DPRD member formed after the Election is set under a provision in this Act.

., (2) The seat of the seat in the provincial assembly area of the province as it is referred to in verse (1) is determined at least 3 (three) seats and at most 12 (twelve) seats.

.,, (3) In the event of the establishment of a new province after the Election, the setting of electoral districts in the parent province corresponds to the population based on the allocation of seats as referred to in verse (2).

.,, (4) The setting of electoral areas in the parent province and the establishment of electoral districts in the new province is carried out for the next Election.

.,, (5) Further provisions on the allocation of seats and election areas of the provincial DPRD member are set forth in the KPU regulations.

The Third Part
The number of Seats and Selection Regions of the County District Member/City Member

Section 26

.,, (1) The number of district/city DPRD seats is set at at least 20 (twenty) and at most 50 (fifty).

.,, (2) The number of district/city DPRD seats as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on the number of county/city residents concerned with the provisions:

., a., a. districts/cities with a population of up to 100,000 (one hundred thousand) of the soul gain an allocation of 20 (twenty) seats;

., b. districts/cities with a population of more than 100,000 (hundred thousand) to 200,000 (two hundred thousand) of the soul gain allocation of 25 (twenty-five) seats;

., c. districts/cities with a population of more than 200,000 (two hundred thousand) to 300,000 (three hundred thousand) of the soul gain allocation of 30 (thirty) seats;

., d. districts/cities with a population of more than 300,000 (three hundred thousand) to 400,000 (four hundred thousand) of the soul gain allocation of 35 (thirty-five) seats;

., e. districts/cities with a population of over 400,000 (four hundred thousand) up to 500,000 (five hundred thousand) of the soul gain an allocation of 40 (forty) seats;

., f. districts/cities with a Population of more than 500,000 (five hundred thousand) to 1,000,000 (one million) souls obtain allocation of 45 (forty-five) seats; and

., g. The county/city with a population of more than 1,000,000 (one million) of the soul gains an allocation of 50 (fifty) seats.

Section 27

.,, (1) the constituency of the district DPRD/city member is the subdistrict or joint subdistrict.

.,, (2) The number of seats each constituency of the district DPRD/city member is set to be the same as the previous elections.

.,, (3) The number of members of the district/city DPRD member seats in districts/cities that have a population of more than 1,000,000 (one million) the terms of the provisions of Article 26 paragraph (2) of the letter g.

.,, (4) The addition of the number of seats as referred to in Article 26 of paragraph (2) of the g is given to the constituency that has the most number of residents in order.

Section 28

.,, (1) In the event of a disaster resulting in the loss of electoral areas, the constituency was abolished.

.,, (2) The seat of the seat due to the loss of an election area as referred to in paragraph (1) is taken into account back according to the number of the Population.

Section 29

.,, (1) The number of district/city DPRD member seats set up after the Election is set under a provision in this Act.

(2) The seat of the seat in the constituency of the district of the district/city as it is referred to in verse (1) is determined at least 3 (three) seats and at most 12 (twelve) seats.

.,, (3) In the event of the establishment of a new county/city after the Election, the setting of electoral districts in the district/parent city corresponds to the population based on the allocation of seats as referred to in verse (2).

.,, (4) The constituting of electoral areas in the district/parent city and the establishment of electoral districts in new districts/cities is carried out for the next Election.

.,, (5) Further provisions on the allocation of seats and the constituency of the district of DPRD district/city are set in the KPU rules.

The Fourth Part
The number of seats and the DPD Member Election Area

Section 30

The number of DPD member seats for each province is set 4 (four).

Section 31

The constituency for the DPD members is the province.

BAB VI
SELECTOR LIST DRAFTING

The Kesatu section
The Occupation Data

Section 32

(1) The government and local governments provide the population data.

.,, (2) Population Data as referred to in paragraph (1) must be already available and submitted to the KPU at least 12 (twelve) months prior to the date/date of the vote.

The Second Part
The Chooser List

Section 33

.,, (1) KPU county/city uses the population data as the drafting material of the selectors.

.,, (2) The list of voters as referred to in paragraph (1) at least contains the parent number of the population, name, date of birth, sex, and address of the Citizen of Indonesia who has the right to vote.

.,, (3) In the drafting of the voter list as referred to in paragraph (1), the district/city KPU is assisted by the PPS.

.,, (4) Further provisions on the manner of drafting of the voter list are set up in the KPU regulations.

The Third Part
Voter Data Update

Section 34

.,, (1) KPU county/city conducts updates of voter data based on the population data from the Government and local governments.

.,, (2) The update of voter data is completed at most 3 (three) months after the receipt of the Population data.

.,, (3) In the update of voter data, the KPU county/city is assisted by PPS and PPK.

.,, (4) The results of the voter data update were used as the drafting material of the temporary voter list.

Section 35

.,, (1) In the update of the voter data as referred to in Article 34 of the paragraph (3), the PPS is assisted by a voter data update officer consisting of a desa/kelurahan device, the citizen 's rukun, the neighbor' s rukun or other desigcountries, and the citizens of the public.

.,, (2) The voter data updates officer as referred to in paragraph (1) is lifted and dismissed by the PPS.

The Fourth Part
Drafting Of The Temporary Electorate List

Section 36

.,, (1) The provisional voter list is compiled by PPS based rukun neighbours or other desigcountries.

.,, (2) The provisional voter list is compiled at least 1 (one) months since the end of the voter data update.

.,, (3) The provisional voter list was announced for 7 (seven) days by the PPS to obtain input and response from the public.

.,, (4) The provisional list of temporary voters as referred to in paragraph (3), copies must be provided by the PPS to those representing the Election Participant at the village level/agility as a material for obtaining input and response.

., (5) The input and response of the community and the Election Participant as referred to in paragraph (3) and paragraph (4) received PPS the longest 14 (fourteen) days from the first day of the list of the provisional voters announced.

.,, (6) PPS is required to correct a provisional voter list based on input and response from the public and the Election Participant.

Section 37

.,, (1) The list of voters while the outcome of the fix as referred to in Article 36 paragraph (6) is announced back by PPS for 3 (three) days to gain input and response from the community and the Election Participant.

.,, (2) PPS is required to perform improvements to the list of voters while the result of improvement based on input and response from the public and the Election Participant as referred to in paragraph (1) at least 3 (three) days after the end of the announcement.

.,, (3) The list of voters while the final repair result as referred to in paragraph (2) is delivered by the PPS to the district/city KPU through the PPK to compile a list of fixed voters.

.,, (4) PPS must provide a copy of the list of voters while the result of the fix as referred to in paragraph (3) to that represents the Election Participant at the desa/kelurahan level.

The Fifth Part
Drafting Of The Fixed Electorate List

Section 38

.,, (1) the county/city PU sets a fixed list of voters on the basis of the voter list while the improvement results from the PPS.

.,, (2) The list of fixed voters as referred to in verse (1) is compiled with the TPS base.

.,, (3) The list of fixed voters as referred to in paragraph (2) is set at most 20 (twenty) days since the acceptance of the voter list while the improvement results from the PPS.

.,, (4) The list of fixed voters as referred to in verse (1) is delivered by the KPU district/city to KPU, KPU province, PPK, and PPS.

.,, (5) the county/city PU must provide a copy of the fixed voter list as referred to in paragraph (1) to the Political Party of the Election Participants at the district/city level.

Section 39

.,, (1) PPS announces the list of fixed voters since it is received from the district/city KPU until the day/date of the vote.

.,, (2) The list of fixed voters as referred to in paragraph (1) used KPPS in carrying out the vote.

Section 40

.,, (1) The permanent list of voters as referred to in Article 38 of the paragraph (2) may be supplemented by an additional list of the slowest additional 3 (three) days prior to the voting date.

.,, (2) Additional voter lists as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of voter data that has been registered in a fixed list of voters at a polling station, but because certain circumstances cannot use its right to vote at polling stations. Concerned registered.

.,, (3) To be able to be included in the supplementary voter list, one must show evidence of self-identity and the evidence in question has been listed as voters in the list of fixed voters at the original polling station.

The Sixth Part
Drafting of the Voters List for Voters Abroad

Section 41

.,, (1) Each Chief Representative of the Republic of Indonesia provides the data of the residents of the Citizen of Indonesia and the potential population data of the Election electorate in the state of his accredited accreditation.

.,, (2) PPLN uses the data of potential residents of the Election voters to compile a list of voters abroad.

Section 42

.,, (1) PPLN performs the latest voter data updates of 3 (three) months after the receipt of the Indonesian Citizen ' s population data and the potential resident data of the Election electorate.

.,, (2) The update of voter data by PPLN assisted officer of voter data updates.

.,, (3) The voter data updates officer as referred to in paragraph (2) consists of the employees of the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia and the citizens of Indonesia in the country concerned.

(4) Selector data updates are lifted and dismissed by PPLN.

Section 43

(1) PPLN compiled a provisional list of voters.

.,, (2) The drafting of the temporary voter list is held at most than one month since the end of the voter data update.

.,, (3) The provisional voter list was announced for 7 (seven) days by PPLN to obtain input and response from the public.

.,, (4) Input and response from the community as referred to in paragraph (3) received PPLN the longest 7 (seven) days since it was announced.

.,, (5) PPLN is required to correct a provisional voter list based on input and response from the public.

.,, (6) The voter list while the outcome of the fix as referred to paragraph (5) used PPLN for the composition of the selector list remains.

Section 44

.,, (1) PPLN sets out a list of voters while the outcome of the fix as referred to in Article 43 of the paragraph (6) becomes a permanent list of voters.

.,, (2) PPLN sent a fixed list of voters as referred to in paragraph (1) to the KPU by busan to the Chief Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.

Section 45

.,, (1) PPLN compiled a fixed list of voters with a TPSLN basis based on a fixed list of voters as referred to in Article 44 of the paragraph (1).

.,, (2) The voter list remains with the TPSLN base used KPPSLN in carrying out the vote.

Section 46

.,, (1) The fixed list of voters with a TPSLN basis as referred to as Article 45 paragraph (2) can be supplemented by an additional list of voters until the day/date of the vote.

.,, (2) Additional voter lists as referred to in paragraph (1) consist of voter data that has been registered in a fixed list of voters on a TPSLN, but because certain circumstances cannot use its right to vote on TPSLN places that are not found in the list of eligible voters. Concerned registered.

The Seventh Part
The Recapitulation Of The Permanent Elector List

Section 47

.,, (1) KPU county/city conducting recapitulation of the list of permanent voters in the district/city.

(2) KPU provinces perform recapitulation of the list of remaining voters in the province.
(3) The KPU performs a recapitulation of the selectors fixed nationally.

The Eighth Part
Supervision and Completion of Disputes
in the Data Update and Penetration of the Selector List

Section 48

.,, (1) Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district and Field Election Supervisers conduct oversight over the execution of voter data updates, drafting and announcement of provisional voter lists, improvements and announcements list of voters while the results of improvement, designation and announcement of the list of permanent voters, list of additional voters, and recapitulation of the permanent voters implemented by the KPU, provincial KPU, district/city KPU, PPK and PPS.

.,, (2) The Regents of Foreign Elections conduct oversight over the execution of voter data updates, drafting and announcement of provisional voter lists, improvements and announcements of voter lists while the results of improvements, assignments and announcement lists fixed electors, additional voter lists, and recapitulation of the list of remaining foreign voters implemented by PPLN.

Section 49

.,, (1) In terms of supervision as referred to in Article 48 of the discovery element or omission of members of the KPU, KPU province, KPU county/city, PPK, PPS, and PPLN harming Indonesian Citizens who have the right to choose, then Bawaslu, The provincial panwaslu, and Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district, Superintendent of the Field Election and Foreign Election Supervisers delivered the findings to the KPU, KPU province, and KPU county/city, PPK, PPS, and PPLN.

.,, (2) KPU, provincial KPU, and KPU county/city, PPK, PPS, and PPLN mandatory follow up findings Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu kedistrict, Field Election Superintendent and Superintendent of Foreign Elections as referred to in paragraph (1).

BAB VII
BID MEMBER DPR, DPD, DPRD PROVINCE
AND THE KABUPATEN/CITY ' s DPRD /city

The Kesatu section
Candidate Candidate's Requirements
DPR, Provincial DPRD, and DPRD County/City Council

Section 50

.,, (1) Bakal the prospective member of the House, DPRD provincial, and DPRD districts/cities must meet the requirements:

., a., a. Indonesian citizens who have aged 21 (twenty-one) years or more;

B. Righteous to the Lord, the Esa;
c. residence in the territory of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia;
D. Speak, read, and write in English;

., e. Highest-educated in High School (High School), Madrasah Aliyah (MA), Vocational High School (SMK), Vocational Aliyah Madrasah (MAK), or other form of equal;

., f. loyal to Pancasila as the basis of the state, the Constitution of the State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, and the ideals of the Proclamation 17 August 1945;

., g. never been sentenced to a prison sentence based on a court ruling that has had the power of the law to remain for committing a criminal offence threatened with a prison criminal 5 (five) years or more;

h. healthy physical and spiritual;
i. registered as a voter;
J. willing to work full time;

., m. are willing not to be conserved as other countries-officials, administrators on state-owned enterprises, and other regional-owned businesses, and other entities whose budget is sourced from the country's finances;

N. be a member of the Political Party of Election Participants;
O. dicalonkan only in 1 (one) representative institution; and
p. It is expected to be nominated only in 1 (1) of the constituency.

.,, (2) The completion of the administration of prospective DPR, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city as referred to in paragraph (1) is attested by:

., a., a. Citizen of the Citizen of Indonesia;

., b. Graduation proof of cerceration, STTB, syahadah, certificate, or other captions are legalized by an educational unit or secondary education program;

., the c.c. police record of not being caught in the criminal case of the local Indonesian State Police;

D. Physical and spiritual healer letters;
e. the proof letter has been registered as a voter;

., f. a statement letter on the willingness to work full time signed on a sufficient meterated paper;

., g. a letter of statement of willingness not to practice as a public accountant, counsel/lawyer, notary, land deed maker (PPAT), and does not undertake the employment of goods providers and services related to state finances as well as other jobs which may result in conflicts of interest with the task, authority, and rights as members of the House, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city signed on paper bermeterai enough;

., h. A letter of resignation that cannot be retracted as a civil servant, member of the Indonesian National Army, or member of the Indonesian National Police, the administrator of the state-owned enterprise and/or the area's business entity, The administrator on the other board whose budget is sourced from the country's finances;

i. list of members of the Political Party of the Election Participant;

., j. a statement letter on the willingness to be nominated only by 1 (one) political party for 1 (one) representative institution signed on a sufficient meterated paper;

., k. a statement letter on the willingness of only being nominated at 1 (one) election area signed on paper bermeterai is sufficient.

The Second Part
Set The Way For Prospective Members
DPR, Provincial DPRD, and DPRD County/City Council

Section 51

.,, (1) The Political Party of the Election Participant makes a selection of future DPR members, provincial DPRD, and districts/city DPRD.

.,, (2) The selection of candidates as referred to in verse (1) is carried out democratically and openly according to the internal mechanism of the political party.

Section 52

.,, (1) The candidate ' s sense as referred to in Article 51 is compiled in the list of potential candidates by their respective political parties.

.,, (2) The list of prospective members of the House is set by the administrator of the Political Party of the Central Election Participant.

.,, (3) The list of candidates for provincial DPRD is set by the administrator of the Political Party of the provincial elections.

.,, (4) The list of potential members of the DPRD district/city is set by the administrator of the Political Party of the Regency/city level elections.

Section 53

The list of candidates as referred to in Article 52 contains at least 30% (thirty perhundred) of women's representation.

Section 54

The list of potential candidates as referred to in Article 52 contains at most 120% (one hundred and twenty-one hundred) of the number of seats in each constituency.

Section 55

.,, (1) The names of candidates in the list of potential candidates as referred to in Article 54 are compiled based on the order number.

(2) On the list of candidates as referred to in verse (1), every 3 (three) will be candidate for at least one (1) female candidate.

.,, (3) The list of candidates as referred to in paragraph (1) is accompanied by the latest self-portrait.

Section 56

The list of prospective members of the House, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities as referred to in Article 52 are submitted to:

., a., a. The PU for a list of potential DPR members is signed by the general chairman and other general secretary or other designation.

., b. The provincial kPU for the list of candidates for provincial DPRD members signed by the chairman and other secretaries or desigcountries.

., c. The district/city PU for the list of future members of the DPRD district/city signed by the chairman and other secretaries or designates.

The Third Part
Administration Completion Verification
The will of the House Member, the Provincial Council and the County Council/City Council,

Section 57

.,, (1) the KPU performs verification of the completeness and correctness of document requirements of the administration of the prospective members of the House and verification of the provision of at least 30% (thirty-one hundred) of women's representation.

.,, (2) the KPU of the province performing verification of the completeness and correctness of document requirements of the administrative requirements of the provincial DPRD and verification against the discharges of at least 30% (thirty-one hundred) of representation Women.

.,, (3) the county/city PU performs verification of the completeness and correctness of the document requirements of the administration of the district/city candidates and verification of the discharges of at least 30% (thirty-perhundred) Female representation.

Section 58.

.,, (1) In terms of the completeness of the administration requirements document the potential for candidates as referred to in Article 57 is not met, the KPU, the KPU of the province, and the district/city KPU restore document the administrative requirements of the future DPR members, the DPRD province, and district DPRD/city to the Political Party of the Election Participant.

.,, (2) In terms of the list of candidates not loading at least 30% (thirty-one hundred) female representation, KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city PU provide a chance for a political party to correct the list of candidates.

., (3) Further provisions on the verification process of prospective members of the DPR, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city are governed by the KPU regulations.

Section 59

.,, (1) KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU are asking the political parties to propose new candidates for the DPR, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities as replacements for candidates who have been proven to fake or use counterfeit documents.

.,, (2) The political party submits the name of a new candidate as referred to in verse (1) the longest 7 (seven) days since the letter of request from the KPU, the provincial KPU, and the district KPU/city are accepted by the political party.

.,, (3) The Political Party of the Election Participant cannot submit a replacement candidate if the court ruling has had the power of the law to prove the forgery or use of such false documents is issued. After the list of candidates fixed by the KPU, KPU province, and KPU district/city.

.,, (4) The KPU, provincial KPU and district/city PU conduct verification of the completeness and correctness of document requirements of the administration requirements for future DPR members, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities as referred to in paragraph (2).

The Fourth Part
Supervision of Verification of Administration completion
The will of the House Member, the Provincial Council and the County Council/City Council,

Section 60

.,, (1) Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, conducting supervision over the implementation of verification of the administration of prospective DPR members, provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city conducted by KPU, KPU province, and KPU -District/City.

.,, (2) In terms of supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) find an element of rejuvenation or omission of members of the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU thereby harming the future candidate of the DPR, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city, then Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu district/city delivered the findings to KPU, KPU province, and KPU district/city.

.,, (3) KPU, provincial KPU, and KPU county/city are obliged to follow up the findings of Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu county/city as referred to in verse (2).

The Fifth Part
Drafting Candidate List While Member
DPR, Provincial DPRD, and DPRD County/City Council

Section 61

.,, (1) The Bakal of the candidate who passed the verification as referred to in Article 57 is compiled in the list of temporary candidates by:

., a., a. KPU to list of candidates while House members.
B. Provincial kPU to list of candidates while member of the provincial DPRD.

., c. District/city PU for list of candidates while members of the district/city DPRD.

.,, (2) The list of temporary candidates as referred to in paragraph (1) is signed by the chairman and member of the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

.,, (3) The list of temporary candidates as referred to in paragraph (1) is compiled based on the order number and is equipped with the latest self-photo fitting.

.,, (4) List of candidates while members of the House, DPRD provincial, and DPRD county/city as referred to in paragraph (1) are announced by the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU at least 1 (one) daily print mass media and mass media national electronics and 1 (one) daily print mass media and regional electronic mass media as well as other means of announcements for 5 (five) days.

.,, (5) Input and response from the public is delivered to the KPU, KPU province, or the county seat/city the longest 10 (ten) days since the provisional candidates list was announced.

.,, (6) The KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city PU announce the percentage of female representation in the list of candidates while the political parties are each on the national daily print mass media and the national electronic mass media.

Section 62.

.,, (1) The KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU require clarification to the political party over input and response from the public.

.,, (2) The leadership of the political party must provide the opportunity to the candidate concerned to clarify the input and response of the public.

.,, (3) The leadership of the political party convees the results of clarification as referred to in paragraph (2) in writing to the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

.,, (4) In terms of the results of clarification as referred to in paragraph (3) states that the temporary candidate is not eligible, the KPU, the provincial KPU, and the district/city KPU are notifying and giving the political party the opportunity to submitted a replacement for the candidate and list of candidates while the result of improvement

., (5) Replacement of candidate replacements and list of candidates while the result of the fix as referred to in paragraph (4) tops 7 (seven) days after the notice letter from the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU are accepted by the political party.

.,, (6) The KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city PU conduct verification of the completeness and correctness of document requirements for the replacement of the candidates for the future DPR, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities.

.,, (7) In terms of the political party not to submit a candidate replacement and list of candidates while the outcome of the fix as referred to in paragraph (5), the name order in the list of candidates is temporarily changed by the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU corresponding to the Next sequence.

Section 63

In the case of the alleged falsification of falsifying documents or the use of false documents in the administrative requirements of candidates and/or prospective members of the House, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city, then the KPU, provincial KPU, and the district/city district coordinate with the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia to do the process further in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 64

In the case of a court ruling that has the power of the law, which states it is not proven to be a forgery of documents or the use of false documents, as referred to in Article 63, it is read after the KPU, the provincial court, and the district/city district establish a list of candidates for permanent members of the House, provincial DPRD, and district/city DPRD, the ruling does not affect the list of permanent candidates.

The Sixth Part
The assignment and announcement of the List
The Permanent Representative of the House and the DPRD

Section 65

(1) The KPU sets a list of candidates for permanent members of the House.
(2) KPU provinces set the list of candidates fixed members of the provincial DPRD.

.,, (3) KPU county/city sets the list of candidates fixed members of the district ' s DPRD/city.

.,, (4) The list of candidates fixed as referred to in verse (1), paragraph (2), and verse (3) is compiled based on the order number and is equipped with the latest self-portrait.

Section 66

.,, (1) The list of candidates for permanent members of the DPR, provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city as referred to in Article 65 is announced by the KPU, KPU province, and KPU district/city.

.,, (2) The KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city PU announce the percentage of female representation in the list of candidates fixed political parties each on the national daily print mass media and national electronic mass media.

., (3) Further provisions regarding the technical guidelines of the nominating members of the House, the provincial DPRD, and the district/city DPRD are set by the KPU.

The Seventh Part
Set The Way For The DPD Candidate

Section 67

.,, (1) the individual who meets the requirements as referred to in Article 12 and Section 13 may register as a candidate for the DPD to the KPU through the KPU of the province.

.,, (2) The completion of the administration of DPD candidates as referred to in paragraph (1) is evidenced by:

., a., a. Citizen tag card of the Citizen of Indonesia;

., b. Graduation proof of cerceration, STTB, syahadah, certificate, or other captions are legalized by an educational unit or secondary education program;

., the c.c. police record of not being caught in the criminal case of the local Indonesian State Police;

D. Physical and spiritual healer letters;
e. the proof letter has been registered as a voter;

., f. a statement letter on the willingness to work full time signed on a sufficient meterated paper;

., g. a letter of statement of willingness to not practice as a public accountant, counsel/lawyer, notary, and job provider of goods and services related to state finances as well as other jobs that may incur conflicts of interest with the assignment, authority, and rights as a DPD member signed on a sufficient meted paper;

., h. A letter of resignation that cannot be retracted as a civil servant, member of the Indonesian National Army, or member of the Indonesian National Police, the administrator of the state-owned enterprise and/or the area's business entity, management of other bodies whose budget is sourced from the state budget and revenue budget and/or area shopping and shopping; and

., i. a statement letter on the willingness of only nominating for 1 (one) representative institution signed on paper bermeterai is sufficient.

The Eighth Part
Administration Completion Verification
Future DPD Candidate

Section 68

.,, (1) the KPU performs the verification of the completeness and correctness document the requirements of the DPD candidate.

.,, (2) provincial KPU and district/city PU assisting the implementation of verification as referred to in paragraph (1).

Section 69

., (1) The minimum voter support requirement as referred to in Article 13 of the paragraph (1) is evidenced by the list of support made by a thumbprint or thumbprint and equipped with a photocopy of the Population of each supporter.

.,, (2) A voter is not allowed to provide support to more than 1 (one) people will be a candidate for the DPD.

.,, (3) In the case of any evidence of false data or data being intentionally duplicable by prospective DPD members related to document minimum support requirements, a candidate for the DPD is subject to a reduction in the minimum amount of support for voters. as many as 50 (fifty) times the discovery of false data or duplicable data.

The Ninth Part
Supervision of Verification of the DPD Candidate Administration (DPD) Verification

Section 70

.,, (1) Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu regency/city conducting supervision over implementation of verification of the completion of the administrative requirements of the future DPD members conducted by KPU, KPU province, and KPU district/city.

.,, (2) In terms of supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) find an element of rejuvenation or omission of members of the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU thereby harming the prospective DPD members, then Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu The district/city delivered the findings to KPU, KPU province, and KPU district/city.

.,, (3) KPU, provincial KPU, and KPU county/city are obliged to follow up the findings of Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu county/city as referred to in verse (2).

The Tenth Part
The assignment Of The DPD Member While The DPD Member

Section 71

(1) The KPU sets out a list of candidates while DPD members.

.,, (2) The list of temporary candidates as referred to in paragraph (1) is signed by the chairman and member of the KPU.

.,, (3) List of candidates while DPD members as referred to in paragraph (1) are announced by the KPU at least 1 (one) daily print mass media and national electronic mass media and 1 (one) daily print mass media and mass media Regional electronics and other means of announcements to gain input and response from the public.

.,, (4) The input and response of the community as referred to in paragraph (3) are delivered to the KPU tops 10 (ten) days since the provisional list of candidates is announced.

Section 72

.,, (1) The input and response of the public for the improvement of the list of candidates while the DPD members as referred to in Article 71 of the paragraph (3) are delivered in writing to the KPU with the accompanying evidence of self-identity.

.,, (2) The KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU as referred to in paragraph (1) request clarification to the future DPD members of the input and response from the public.

Section 73

In the case of the alleged forgery of falsifying documents or the use of false documents in the administrative requirements of candidates and/or prospective DPD members, then the KPU and the KPU are coordinating with the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia for the first time. performed a further process in accordance with the provisions of the laws.

Section 74

In the case of a court ruling that has a fixed legal force which states it is not proven to be a forgery of documents or the use of false documents as referred to in Article 73 is read after the KPU, provincial KPU, and the district/city KPU establish a list of candidates for permanent DPD members, the ruling does not affect the list of permanent candidates.

The Eleventh Part
Assignment and Announcement List of DPD Members Fixed Members of the DPD

Section 75

(1) The remaining list of DPD members is set by the KPU.

.,, (2) The list of candidates remains member of the DPD as referred to in paragraph (1) is compiled based on the alphabet and equipped with the latest self-photo fitting.

.,, (3) The list of candidates fixed DPD members as referred to in paragraph (2) was announced by KPU.

.,, (4) Further provisions regarding the technical guidelines of the DPD ' s membership are set forth by the KPU.

BAB VIII
THE CAMPAIGN

The Kesatu section
Election Campaign

Section 76

The Election campaign is conducted with the principle of responsibility and is part of the public political education.

Section 77

(1) The Election Campaign is implemented by the campaign executor.
(2) The Election Campaign is followed by campaign participants.
(3) The Election Campaign is supported by campaign officers.

Section 78

.,, (1) Executable House of Representatives campaigns, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities are composed of political party administrators, prospective members of the House, provincial DPRD, district/city DPRD, campaigners, people, and organizations appointed by Participant. Elections to the DPR, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities.

.,, (2) The DPD members ' election campaign is made up of candidates for DPD, people, and organizations appointed by the DPD member elections.

(3) The campaign participant consists of a member of the public.

.,, (4) The campaign officer consists of the entire officer who facilitates the execution of the campaign.

Section 79

.,, (1) The campaign executing as referred to in Article 78 must be registered with the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

.,, (2) The campaign executor as referred to in paragraph (1) is exhaled to Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu district/city.

The Second Part
Campaign Materials

Section 80

.,, (1) Political Party campaigns of the Election Participant exercised by prospective members of the House, members of the provincial DPRD, and members of the district ' s DPRD/city including the vision, mission, and program of political parties.

.,, (2) The Election Materials of the Election Attendees executed by the DPD candidate include the vision, mission, and program in question.

The Third Part
Campaign Method

Section 81

The Election Campaign as referred to in Article 76 can be done through:
a. limited meeting;
B. a face-to-face meeting;
c. print mass media and electronic mass media;
D. dissemination of campaign materials to the public;
e. installation of the props in the public place;
f. public meeting; and

., g. other activities that do not violate the campaign ban and the laws.

Section 82

.,, (1) The Election Campaign as referred to in Article 81 of the letter a up to the letter e is exercised since 3 (three) days after the candidate of the Election Participant is set as an Election Participant up to the start of the quiet period.

.,, (2) The election campaign as referred to in Article 81 of the letter f is held for 21 (twenty-one) days and ends up until the start of the quiet period.

(3) The (3) Days of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of the Day of

Section 83

.,, (1) The provisions of the National Election campaign implementation guidelines are nationally regulated by the KPU regulations.

., (2) The time, date, and place of execution of the House of Representatives and DPD campaigns is set with the KPU ' s decision after the KPU is coordinating with the Election Participant.

., (3) The time, date, and place of implementation of the provincial DPRD member election campaign are set with the decision of the provincial KPU after the provincial KPU is coordinating with the Election Participant.

., (4) The time, date, and place of execution of the district/city DPRD members ' election campaign is set by the decision of the district/city PU after the district/city district is coordinating with the Election Participant.

The Fourth Part
The ban in the Campaign

Section 84

(1) Executing, participants, and campaign officers are prohibited:

., a., a. degrade the base of the state of Pancasila, the opening of the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945, and the form of the State of the Republic of Indonesia;

., b. conduct activities that compromise the integrity of the Republic of the Republic of Indonesia;

.,, c. insulting a person, religion, tribe, race, group, candidate and/or Election Participant else;

D. incite and pitted individual or community sheep;
e. interfering with public order;

., f. threaten to conduct violence or advocate the use of violence to a person, a group of other members of the public, and/or Election Participant;

G. destructive and/or eliminate the Election Participant ' s campaign tool;
h. using government facilities, places of worship, and educational premises;

., i. carrying or using image tags and/or other attributes other than the image mark and/or attribute of the Election Participant in question; and

., j. promising or giving money or other material to campaign participants.

(2) The campaign operation in the campaign activities is prohibited from including:

., a., a. Chairman, Vice Chairman, young chairman, supreme judge on the Supreme Court, and a judge on all judicial bodies under the Supreme Court, and a constitutional judge on the Constitutional Court;

B. The Chairman, Vice Chairman, and member of the Financial Examiner ' s Board;
C. Governor, Senior Deputy Governor, and deputy governor of the Bank of Indonesia;
D. state owned enterprise/venture entity's enterprise;
e. civil servants;

., f. Members of the Indonesian National Armed Forces and the Indonesian National Police;

G. village head;
h. village device;
i. the village deliberation board member; and
J. Citizens of Indonesia who do not have the right to vote.

.,, (3) Any person as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter a up to the letter i is prohibited from participating as a campaign executor.

.,, (4) As a campaign participant, civil servants are prohibited from using party attributes or attributes of civil servants.

.,, (5) As a campaign participant, civil servants are prohibited from deploying civil servants in their working environment and are prohibited from using state facilities.

.,, (6) The violation of the prohibition of provisions in paragraph (1) of the letter c, the letter f, the letter g, the letter i, and the letter j, paragraph (2), and the verse (5) are of the criminal acts of the election.

Section 85

.,, (1) The Election Campaign that includes the President, Vice President, ministers, governors, vice governors, regents, deputy regent, mayor, and deputy mayor must meet the provisions:

., a., a. not to use the facilities associated with his post, except for the safeguarding facilities for state officials as set out in the laws of the laws; and

B. Take a leave of absence outside the country.

.,, (2) The Cuti and the leave schedule as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is exercised with regard to the continuity of the duties of the host country and the hosting of local government.

.,, (3) Further provisions of the participation of state officials as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are governed by the KPU regulations.

The Fifth Part
Sanctions on Infringement of Campaign Prohibition

Section 86

In the event there is sufficient initial evidence of the breach of the campaign ban as referred to in Article 84 of the paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2) by the executors and participants of the campaign, then the KPU, the provincial KPU, and the district/city KPU are dropping sanctions as set in this Act.

Section 87

In terms of proven campaign executors or provide money or other materials in return for the campaign participants directly or indirectly in order to:
a. not to use the option of his choice;

., b. use the right to vote by selecting the Election Participant in a certain way so that the ballot is invalid;

c. elect a particular Election Participant Party;

., d. vote for a candidate for a member of the House, a provincial DPRD, a specific county/town DPRD; or

., e. elect a specific DPD candidate, subject to sanctions as set out in this Act.

Section 88

The court ruling that has had the power of the law remains against the offence as referred to in Article 87 subject to the executor of a status as a candidate for the House, the provincial DPRD, the county/city DPRD, and the DPD was used. as the basis of the KPU, the provincial KPU, and the county/city KPU to take action in the form:

., a., a. cancellation of the names of the members of the DPR, DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the district/city DPRD of the list of permanent candidates; or

., b. Cancellation of the Representatives, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city as the chosen candidates.

The Sixth Part
The coverage, Broadcasting, and Campaign Advertiges

Paragraph 1
Common

Section 89

.,, (1) The radiations, broadcasting, and advertising campaigns can be done through print mass media and broadcasting agencies in accordance with the laws.

., (2) The announcement, broadcasting, and advertising of the campaign as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised in order to deliver the message of the Election campaign by the Election Participant to the public.

., (3) The campaign message as referred to in paragraph (2) may be written, voice, image, writing and image, or sound and image, which is narrative, graphical, character, interactive or uninteractive, as well as acceptable through the Message receiver device.

.,, (4) The print mass media and broadcasting agencies in preaching, broadcasting, and advertising campaigns as referred to in paragraph (1) must comply with the prohibition in the campaign as referred to in Article 84.

.,, (5) print mass media and broadcasting agencies as referred to in paragraph (1) during quiet times are prohibited from broadcasting news, advertising, record of Election Participant, or any other form that leads to favorable campaign interests or An adverse election participant.

Section 90

.,, (1) Public broadcaster Television Republik Indonesia (TVRI), public broadcaster Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI), local public broadcasting institute, private broadcasting agency, and subscription broadcasting agencies provide the same time allotment and treat an Eligible Participant in order to deliver the campaign material.

., (2) The community broadcasting institute may broadcast the Election process as a form of service to the public, but should not be utilized for campaign interests for the Election Participant.

.,, (3) Television of the Republic of Indonesia and Radio Republik Indonesia sets the standard cost and advertising requirements of the same campaign to the Election Participant.

Paragraph 2
Campaign coverage

Section 91

.,, (1) Campaign coverage is carried out by broadcasting agencies by means of live or delayed broadcast and by print mass media.

.,, (2) The print mass media and broadcasting agencies that provide special rubrics for the campaign coverage must be fair and balanced to all Election Participants.

Paragraph 3
Campaign broadcaster

Section 92.

.,, (1) The campaign broadcaster is conducted by a broadcasting agency in the form of a monologue broadcast, a dialogue involving the sound and/or image of the audience or the listener's voice, the Election Participant debate, as well as the polls.

., (2) The selection of the narrative, theme and moderator, as well as the layout of the broadcast of monologues, dialogues, and debates are regulated by the broadcasting agencies.

., (3) Narasumber broadcasting monologues, dialogues, and debates must comply with the ban in the campaign as referred to in Article 84.

., (4) Broadcast monologues, dialogues, and debates organized by broadcast agencies may involve the public by telephone, short message services, e-mail, and/or facsimile.

Paragraph 4
Campaign advertisement

Section 93

.,, (1) Election campaign ads may be conducted by Election Participants on print mass media and/or broadcasting agencies in the form of commercial advertising and/or community service adverts.

.,, (2) The election campaign is prohibited from interfering with the convenience of readers, listeners, and/or viewers.

.,, (3) The print mass media and broadcasting agencies are required to provide the same opportunity to the Election Participant in the loading and screening of campaign ads.

., (4) The setting up and scheduling of loading and airing of Election campaign ads as referred to in paragraph (3) are executed by print mass media and broadcast agencies.

Section 94

.,, (1) The print mass media and broadcasting agencies are prohibited from selling blocking segment and/or blocking time for the Election campaign.

.,, (2) The print mass media and broadcasting agencies are prohibited from receiving sponsorship programs in any format or segment that can be categorized as an Election campaign advertisement.

.,, (3) print mass media, broadcasting agencies, and Election Participants are prohibited from selling ad spots that are not utilized by any of the Election Participants to another Election Participant.

Section 95

., (1) The maximum limit of the installation of an Election campaign advertisement in television for each Election Participant has been cumulative to 10 (ten) spots of the longest 30 (thirty) seconds for each television station every day during the campaign period.

., (2) The maximum limit of the installation of an Election campaign advertisement on the radio for each Election Participant has been cumulative to 10 (ten) spots of at least 60 (sixty) seconds for each radio station every day during the campaign period.

.,, (3) The maximum limit of the installation of the Election campaign ad as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) is for all types of advertising.

.,, (4) The setting up and scheduling of an Election campaign advertisement as referred to in paragraph (3) for each Election Participant is fully regulated by the broadcasting agency with the obligation to provide equal opportunity to each Election Participant as it is referred to in Article 93 of the paragraph (3).

Section 96.

.,, (1) print mass media and broadcast agencies conduct election campaign advertising in the form of commercial election campaign advertising or public service election campaign advertising by complying with the advertising code of conduct and the provisions of the laws.

.,, (2) The print mass media and broadcasting agencies are required to determine the standard applicable commercial election campaign advertisement rates equal to each Election Participant.

.,, (3) Tarif advertising campaign public services should be lower than the commercial election campaign advertising rates.

.,, (4) The print mass media and broadcast agencies are required to broadcast advertising campaign ads of non-partisan public services at least once in a day with a duration of 60 (sixty) seconds.

.,, (5) The advertising campaign of the public services election as referred to in verse (4) may be self-produced by the mass media of print and broadcast agencies or made by other parties.

.,, (6) Redemption and broadcasting advertising campaigns of public services produced by other parties as referred to in paragraph (5) is carried out by the print mass media and broadcasting agencies.

., (7) The amount of time for the public service election campaign advertisement (4) does not include the cumulative amount as referred to in Article 95 of the paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3).

Section 97

Print mass media provides a fair and balanced page and time for the loading of news and interviews as well as for the installation of campaign ads for the Election Participant.

Section 98

.,, (1) the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission or Press Council conduct oversight over the news, broadcasting and advertising of Election campaigns conducted by broadcast agencies or print mass media.

., (2) In the event there is evidence of a breach of the provisions in Article 93, Article 94, Article 95, the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission or the Press Council drop sanctions as set out in this Act.

.,, (3) The drop of sanctions as referred to in paragraph (2) is notified to KPU and KPU provinces.

.,, (4) In terms of the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission or Press Council not dropping sanctions as referred to in paragraph (3) in the term 7 (seven) days since the discovery of campaign violations, the KPU, the provincial KPU, and the district/city KPU are dropping Sanction the campaign executor.

Section 99

(1) Sanctions as referred to in Section 98 of the paragraph (2) may be:

., a., a. written reprimand;
B. Temporary outage of the event eye;

., c. reduction of duration and time of press, broadcasting, and election campaign ads;

D. fine;

., e. freezing of the election, broadcasting, and election campaign ads for a given time; or

., f. revocation of the hosting permit or the revocation of the print mass media publishing permit.

., (2) Further provisions on the manner of the manner and the awarding of the sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) are set forth by the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission or the Press Council with the KPU.

Section 100

Further provisions regarding news, broadcasting, campaign advertising, and sanctions are set up with the KPU regulations.

The Seventh Part
The Campaign Toolkit installation

Section 101.

.,, (1) KPU, provincial KPU, district/city PU, PPK, PPS, and PPLN coordinate with Government, provincial government, district/city government, sub-district, desa/kelurahan, and the representative office of the Republic of Indonesia to establish the location of the installation of the props For an election campaign.

.,, (2) Installation of an Election campaign tool by the executor of the campaign as referred to in paragraph (1) is executed by considering ethics, aesthetics, hygiene, and the beauty of the city or local region according to the regulations It's

.,, (3) Installation of an Election campaign tool on a place that belongs to an individual or a private body must be with the permission of the owner of that place.

.,, (4) Election campaign tools must be already cleared by the slowest Election Participant 1 (one) days prior to the day/date of the vote.

.,, (5) Further provisions of the installation and cleaning of campaign props are set up in the KPU regulations.

The Eighth Part
The role of the Government, the Indonesian National Army, and
The Republic of Indonesia State Police in the Campaign

Section 102

.,, (1) the Government, provincial government, and county/city government, subdistricts, and village/kelurahan provide the same opportunity to the executor of the campaign in the use of public facilities for the delivery of campaign materials.

.,, (2) Government, provincial government, district/city government, subdistrict, desa/kelurahan, Indonesian National Armed Forces, and Indonesian State Police are prohibited from committing any beneficial or harming any executors Campaign.

The Ninth Part
Supervision of the Implementation of the Election Campaign

Section 103

Subordinate, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district, Field Election Supervisor, and the Foreign Election Supervisor carried out surveillance of the implementation of the Election campaign.

Section 104

.,, (1) Field Election Supervisers conduct oversight over the conduct of the campaign at the desa/kelurahan level.

.,, (2) Field Election Supervisors receive reports of alleged violations of campaign implementation at village level/agility conducted by PPS, campaign executors, campaign participants, and campaign officers.

Section 105

., (1) In case there is sufficient initial evidence that the PPS is intentionally committing or negligation in the implementation of the campaign resulting in the disruption of the election campaign at the level of the desa/kelurahan, the Court Election Supervisor delivers Reports to Panwaslu district.

., (2) In case there is sufficient initial evidence that the campaign executor, campaign participant, or campaign officer intentionally committed or negligated in the conduct of the campaign which resulted in the disruption of the implementation of the Election campaign at the level of desa/kelurahan, the Field Election Supervisor delivered a report to PPS.

Section 106

.,, (1) the PPS must follow up to the findings and reports on suspicion of rejuvenation or omission in the conduct of the campaign at the village level/agility as referred to in Article 105 of the paragraph (2) by performing:

., a., a. A scheduled termination of the scheduled execution of the Election Participant campaign on that day;

., b. reporting to the PPK in terms of found sufficient preliminary evidence of an election criminal conduct related to the campaign's execution;

.,, c. bans on the executors of campaigns to carry out the next campaign; and

D. The ban on campaign participants to follow the next campaign.

.,, (2) the PPK follow up the report as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b by performing legal action as set forth in this Act.

Section 107

In the event of an alleged assumption that campaigns, campaign participants, and campaign officers on purpose or negligation that resulted in the disruption of the election campaign at the village level/agility are subject to legal action as set out in the This Act.

Section 108.

.,, (1) Panwaslu sub-districts are required to follow up the report as referred to in Section 105 of the paragraph (1) by reporting to the PPK.

.,, (2) the PPK is required to follow up on the report as referred to in paragraph (1) by continuing to the district/city KPU.

.,, (3) the county/city PU shall follow up on the report as referred to in paragraph (2) by providing administrative sanction to PPS.

Section 109

(1), (1) Panwaslu subdistrict conducts oversight over the conduct of the campaign at the level of subdistrict.

., (2) Panwaslu district received reports of alleged violations of campaign implementation at the level of district conducted by PPK, campaign executors, campaign participants, and campaign officers.

Section 110

., (1) In the event of sufficient initial evidence that the PPK committed rejuvenation or negligence in the conduct of the campaign resulting in its disruption to the implementation of the Election campaign at the level of subdistrict, Panwaslu sub-district delivered the report To Panwaslu district/town.

., (2) In the event of sufficient initial evidence that a campaign executor, campaign participant or campaign officer performed an accident or omission in the implementation of the campaign which resulted in the disruption of the implementation of the Election campaign at the level of In the district, Panwaslu subdistrict reports to Panwaslu district/town and delivers the findings to the PPK.

Section 111

.,, (1) the mandatory use of the Cloud Service is not available for use in the Cloud Service.

., a., a. A scheduled termination of the scheduled execution of the Election Participant campaign on that day;

., b. reporting to the district/city PU in case of found the initial evidence of sufficient election criminal offences related to the campaign's execution;

.,, c. bans on the executors of campaigns to carry out the next campaign; and/or

D. The ban on campaign participants to follow the next campaign.

.,, (2) the district/city PU shall follow up the report as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b by performing legal action as set forth in this Act.

Section 112

.,, (1) the regency/city must follow up the report as referred to in Section 110 of the paragraph (1) by reporting to the district/city KPU.

.,, (2) the district/city PU is required to follow up on the report as referred to in paragraph (1) by providing administrative sanction to the PPK.

Section 113

.,, (1) Panwaslu district/city conducts surveillance of campaign execution at the county/city level, against:

., a., a. the possibility of rejuvenation or omission of members of the district/city KPU, secretariat and secretariat employees of the district/city committing election crimes or administrative violations resulting in the disruption of the ongoing campaign. ongoing; or

., b. The possibility of a campaign of conduct or omission, campaign participants and campaign officers carried out an election or administrative violation that resulted in the disruption of the ongoing campaign.

.,, (2) In conducting supervision as referred to in paragraph (1), Panwaslu district/city:

., a., a. receive a report of alleged violation of the provisions of the Election campaign;

., b. completed the findings and report of an Election campaign violation that does not contain any criminal element;

.,, c. delivered the findings and reports to the county/city KPU about the violation of the Election campaign for follow up;

., d. forwarded the findings and reports on the violation of the election criminal conduct to the State Police of Indonesia;

., e. submit reports of alleged actions that result in the disruption of the Election campaign by members of the district/city KPU, secretaries and employees of the district/city Commission's secretariat to Bawaslu; and/or

., f. oversee the implementation of the Subordinate Recommendation on the imposition of sanctions to members of the district/city KPU, secretaries and secretariat employees of the district/city who are shown to be in action resulting in the disruption of ongoing campaigns.

Section 114.

.,, (1) Panwaslu district/city completed the report of an alleged administrative violation of the provisions of the Election campaign as referred to in Article 113 of the paragraph (2) letter a, on the same day as the receipt of the report.

.,, (2) In case there is sufficient initial evidence of administrative misconduct by executors and campaign participants at the county/city level, Panwaslu county/city delivered the findings and the report to the district/city KPU.

.,, (3) the county/city PU sets out the completion of reports and findings containing the initial evidence of sufficient administrative misconduct by the executor and campaign participants on the day of the receipt of the report.

.,, (4) In terms of Panwaslu district/city receiving reports of alleged administrative violations to the provisions of the implementation of the Election campaign by members of the district/city KPU, secretaries and employees of the secretariat of the district/city, Panwaslu district/city forwarded the report to Bawaslu.

Section 115

.,, (1) the KPU with Bawaslu may establish additional sanctions against administrative violations as referred to in Article 114 paragraph (3) other than those set out in this Act.

.,, (2) the sanctions against the administrative breach as referred to in Section 114 of the paragraph (4) other than those set forth in this Act, are specified in the code of conduct compiled jointly by the KPU and Bawaslu in accordance with the regulations It's

Section 1

In the case of the Panwaslu district/city receives reports of alleged criminal acts in the conduct of the Election campaign by members of the district/city KPU, secretaries and employees of the secretariat of the district/city, executors and campaign participants as referred to in Article 113, the Panwaslu district/city performs:

., a., a. reporting on the alleged criminal conduct of the Election in question to the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia; or

., b. reporting to Bawaslu as the basis for issuing the Bawaslu recommendation on sanctions.

Section 117

The district/city panwaslu conducts surveillance of the follow-up implementation of the Bawaslu recommendation on the imposition of the sanctions as referred to in Section 116.

Section 118

.,, (1) The province ' s Panwaslu carried out the supervision of the conduct of the campaign at the provincial level, against:

., a., a. the possibility of rejuvenation or omission of the provincial KPU, secretariat and secretariat officials of the province committing election crimes or administrative violations resulting in the disruption of the ongoing campaign; or

.,, (2) In conducting supervision as referred to in paragraph (1), Panwaslu province:

., a., a. receive a report of alleged violation of the provisions of the Election campaign;

., b. completed the findings and report of an Election campaign violation that does not contain any criminal element;

.,, c. delivered the findings and reports to the provincial KPU about the violation of the Election campaign for follow up;

., d. forwarded the findings and reports on the violation of the election criminal conduct to the State Police of Indonesia;

., e. Submit a report to Bawaslu as the basis for issuing a Subordinate Recommendation related to the alleged election or administrative violation that resulted in the disruption of the election campaign by members of the KPU. province, secretary and employee of the provincial KPU secretariat; and/or

., f. oversee the implementation of the follow-up recommendation of the Bawaslu on the imposition of sanctions to the members of the provincial KPU, the secretary and employee of the provincial KPU secretariat which is proven to be in an election or administrative criminal offence resulting in its disruption. The ongoing campaign.

Section 119

.,, (1) The province of the province completes the report of an alleged administrative violation of the provisions of the Election campaign as referred to in Article 118 of the paragraph (2) of the letter a on the same day as the report received.

.,, (2) In terms of there is sufficient preliminary evidence of administrative violations by executors and campaign participants at the provincial level, Panwaslu province delivered the findings and the report to the KPU province.

.,, (3) the KPU of the province sets out the completion of reports and findings containing the initial evidence of sufficient administrative violations by executors and campaign participants on the day of the receipt of the report.

.,, (4) In terms of the Panwaslu province receiving a report of alleged administrative violations to the provisions of the implementation of the Election campaign by members of the provincial KPU, secretaries and employees of the provincial KPU secretariat, Panwaslu province forwarded the report It's to Bawaslu.

Section 120

.,, (1) the KPU with Bawaslu may set additional sanctions against administrative violations as referred to in Article 119 of the paragraph (1) other than those set out in this Act.

.,, (2) the sanctions against the administrative breach as referred to in Section 119 of the paragraph (4) other than those set forth in this Act are specified in a code of conduct compiled jointly by the KPU and Bawaslu according to the regulations It's

Section 121

In the case of the Panwaslu province receiving reports of alleged crimes in the implementation of the Election campaign by the members of the provincial KPU, the secretariat and provincial secretariat employees, acting and campaign participants as referred to in Article 119, Provincial panwaslu performs:

., a., a. reporting on the alleged criminal conduct of the Election in question to the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia; or

., b. reporting to Bawaslu as the basis for issuing the Bawaslu recommendation on sanctions.

Section 122

The province's panwaslu is conducting surveillance of the follow-up implementation of the Bawaslu recommendation on the imposition of the sanctions as referred to in Article 120.

Section 123

.,, (1) Bawaslu conducts the supervision of the national stage of the campaign stage, against:

., a., a. the possibility of rejuvenation or omission of members of the KPU, KPU province, KPU district/city, Secretary-General of the KPU, employees of the Seretariat General KPU, secretary of the KPU province, employees of the secretariat of the provincial district, secretary of the district/city, and employees The district/city secretariat is conducting an election or administrative violation that results in the ongoing implementation of the ongoing Election campaign; or

., b. The possibility of a campaign executive or omission, campaign participants, and campaign officers committed an election or administrative violation that resulted in a disruption to the ongoing implementation of the election campaign.

(2) In performing the supervision as referred to in paragraph (1), Bawaslu:

., a., a. receive reports of alleged violations of the provisions of the Election campaign;

., b. completed the findings and reports of an Election campaign violation that does not contain any criminal element;

.,, c. delivered the findings and reports to the KPU on the existence of an Election campaign violation for follow up;

., d. forwarded the findings and reports on the alleged election criminal conduct to the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia;

., e. provide recommendations to the KPU on the alleged actions that result in the disruption of the election campaign by members of the KPU, KPU province, KPU district/city, Secretary General of the KPU, employee of the Secretariat General of the KPU, secretary of the KPU provinces, provincial KPU secretariat employees, provincial/municipal secretary KPU, and employees of the district/city PU secretariat under the report of the provincial Panwaslu province and Panwaslu district/kota; and/or

., f. oversee the implementation of the follow-up recommendation of the sanction to the members of the KPU, KPU province, KPU district/city, Secretary General of the KPU, employee of the Secretariat General KPU, secretary of the KPU province, employees of the secretariat of the province, the secretary of the KPU The district/city, and the district/city secretariat employee who are shown to be in action that results in the disruption of the ongoing election campaign.

Section 124

.,, (1) In the case of the Bawaslu receiving an alleged administrative violation of the provisions of the Election campaign as referred to in Section 123 of the paragraph (2) letter a, Bawaslu set the settlement on the same day he received. Report.

., (2) In case there is sufficient initial evidence of the alleged administrative breach by the executor and campaign participants at the central level, Bawaslu delivered the findings and reports to the KPU.

.,, (3) In case of the KPU receiving reports and findings containing sufficient preliminary evidence of the alleged administrative breach by the executor and the campaign participants as referred to in paragraph (2), the KPU directly establishes the settlement On the same day as the day he received the report.

.,, (4) In terms of Bawaslu receiving a report of alleged administrative violations to the provisions of the implementation of the Election campaign by members of the KPU, KPU province, KPU district/city, Secretary General of the KPU, employee of the Secretariat General of the KPU, secretary of the KPU The province, the provincial secretariat employee, the secretary of the district/city, and the secretariat of the district of the district/city, then Bawaslu gives the recommendation to the KPU to sanction it.

Section 125

.,, (1) Sanctions against administrative violations as referred to in Section 124 paragraph (3) other than those set forth in this Act are set forth by the KPU alongside Bawaslu.

.,, (2) the sanctions against the administrative breach as referred to in Section 124 of the paragraph (4) other than those set forth in this Act are specified in a code of conduct compiled jointly by the KPU and Bawaslu in accordance with the regulations It's

Section 126

In the case of Bawaslu received a report of alleged election crimes committed by members of the KPU, KPU province, KPU district/city, Secretary-General of the KPU, employee of the Secretariat General KPU, secretary of the KPU province, employees of the secretariat of the KPU The province, the secretary of the district/city PU, and the secretariat of the district/city council, executors and participants of the campaign as referred to in Article 123 of the paragraph (1) in the implementation of the Election campaign, Bawaslu did:

., a., a. reporting on the alleged criminal conduct of the Election in question to the State Police of the Republic of Indonesia; or

B. the awarding of a recommendation to the KPU to set sanctions.

Section 127

Subordinate to the implementation of the followup to the following recommendations regarding the imposition of temporary disabling sanctions and/or administrative sanctions to members of the KPU, provincial KPU, district/city PU, Secretary-General, employees The Secretariat General of the KPU, the secretary of the provincial government, the secretariat of the provincial government, the secretariat of the district/city, and the secretariat of the district/city secretariat, which are proven to commit election crimes or administrative abuses that result in a Disruption of the ongoing campaign. referred to in Article 126.

Section 128

Supervision by Bawaslu, Provincial Panwaslu, and Panwaslu district/city as well as follow-up KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU against the findings or received reports do not affect the campaign execution schedule as it has set.

The Tenth Part
Election Campaign Fund

Section 129

.,, (1) Election campaign activities of House members, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities are funded and become the responsibility of the Political Parties of the respective Election participants.

(2) The Election campaign funds as referred to in paragraph (1) are sourced from:

., a., a. political party;

., b. candidates for DPR, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities of the political parties concerned; and

c. A valid donation according to the law of the other party.

.,, (3) The Election campaign fund as referred to in paragraph (2) can be money, goods and/or services.

.,, (4) The election campaign fund of money as referred to in verse (3) is placed on a special account of the Political Party ' s campaign funds of the Election Participants at the bank.

.,, (5) The election campaign funds of donations in the form of goods and/or services as referred to in paragraph (3) are noted based on reasonable market prices at the time the donation was received.

., (6) The Election campaign fund as referred to in verse (2) is noted in the bookkeeping and special expenditure of the Election campaign funds separate from the financial bookkeeping of the political party.

., (7) The bookkeeping of the Election campaign as referred to in paragraph (6) begins since 3 (three) days after the political party is designated as an Election Participant and closes 1 (one) weeks prior to the delivery of the receipt and fund spending report. campaign to the office of a public accountant appointed KPU.

Section 130

Election campaign funds sourced from other party donations as referred to in Section 129 of the letter c are non-binding and can be derived from the individual, group, company, and/or non-governmental business entity.

Section 131

.,, (1) The election campaign funds that are derived from the donation of other parties as referred to in Section 129 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c should not exceed Rp1,000.000.00 (one billion rupiah).

.,, (2) The election campaign funds that are derived from the donations of other party groups, companies and/or non-government entities as referred to in Section 129 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c should not exceed Rp5,000.000.00 (five billion rupiah).

.,, (3) the giving of a donation as referred to in paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2) must list a clear identity.

Section 132.

.,, (1) The DPD ' s election campaign activities are funded and become the responsibility of their respective DPD members.

(2) The Election campaign funds as referred to in paragraph (1) are sourced from:

., a., a. the candidate DPD is concerned; and
B. Legitimate donations according to the law of the other party.

.,, (3) The campaign funds as referred to in paragraph (2) can be money, goods and/or services.

.,, (4) The election campaign fund of money as referred to in paragraph (3) is placed on a special account of the election campaign of the candidate the DPD is concerned for in the bank.

.,, (6) The Election campaign funds as referred to in paragraph (2) are recorded in the receipt and special expenditure of the Election campaign funds separate from the private financial bookkeeping of the candidate DPD concerned.

., (7) The election of an Election campaign fund as referred to in paragraph (6) begins since 3 (three) days after the DPD candidate is set to be an Election Participant and closes 1 (one) weeks prior to the delivery of the receipt report and the funding expenditure Election campaign to the public office of accountants appointed KPU.

Section 133

.,, (1) The DPD ' s prospective election campaign funds derived from individual party donations as referred to in Article 132 of the paragraph (2) letter b should not exceed Rp250.000.000.00 (two hundred and fifty million rupiah).

.,, (2) The DPD candidate ' s election campaign funds derived from the donations of other party groups, companies and/or non-government entities as referred to in Article 132 of the paragraph (2) the letter b should not exceed Rp500.000.00 (five hundred million rupiah).

.,, (3) the giving of a donation as referred to in paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2) must list a clear identity.

Section 134.

.,, (1) The Political Party of the Election Participant in accordance with its levels provides initial reports of election campaign funds and special accounts of campaign funds to the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU the slowest 7 (seven) days prior to the first day of schedule The campaign is in general assembly.

.,, (2) The candidate of DPD Election Participant gives initial reports of election campaign funds and special accounts of campaign funds to the KPU through the provincial KPU the slowest 7 (seven) days before the first day of the campaign implementation schedule in general meeting form.

Section 135

.,, (1) Report of the Political Party campaign of the Election Participant which includes acceptance and expenses delivered to the office of public accountants appointed by the KPU at least 15 (fifteen) days after the day/day of the vote.

.,, (2) DPD ' s candidate campaign funds report which includes acceptance and expenses delivered to the public accounting office designated by the KPU at least 15 (fifteen) days after the day/day of voting.

.,, (3) The office of public accountants conveyors the results of the audit to the KPU, the KPU of the province, and the district/city ' s longest 30 (thirty) days since the receipt of the report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2).

.,, (4) KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU informed the audit results of their respective Election Participant's campaign funds 7 (seven) days after the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU received audit results from the accountants ' offices the public.

.,, (5) The KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city PU announce the results of a campaign fund examination to the public at least 10 (ten) days after the receipt of the results of the examination results.

Section 136

.,, (1) the KPU sets the office of public accountants as referred to in Article 135 paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) that meets the requirements in each province.

.,, (2) The office of public accountants as referred to in paragraph (1) at least meets the requirements as follows:

., a., a. Making a written statement on paper sheets is enough that the partner in charge of the examination of the campaign funds report is not directly affiliated with the political parties and candidates for the DPD Election Participant;

., b. Making a written statement on paper berated enough that the colleague responsible for the examination of the campaign funds report is not a member or administrator of the political party.

.,, (3) The cost of the services of the public accountant as referred to in paragraph (1) is charged on the state budget and income budget.

Section 137

.,, (1) In the event of a public accountant ' s office designated by the KPU as referred to in Article 135 paragraph (1) in the process of conducting an audit is known not to provide correct information about the requirements as referred to in Article 136 of the paragraph (2), the KPU cancelled the appointment of the office of the public accountant in question.

.,, (2) The office of a public accountant that is cancelled its work as referred to in paragraph (1) is not entitled to a merit payment as referred to in Article 136 of the paragraph (3).

.,, (3) the KPU appointed the office of a replacement public accountant to continue implementation of the audit over the party ' s campaign funds report in question.

Section 138.

.,, (1) In terms of the political party administrator of the central election participant, provincial level, and district/city level do not deliver initial report of campaign funds to KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU until the time limit as contemplated In Article 134 of the paragraph (1), the political party concerned with the sanction of an Election Participant on the territory is concerned.

.,, (2) In the event of a candidate for DPD Participant not to present the initial report of the campaign funds to the KPU through the KPU province to the time limit as referred to in Article 134 of the paragraph (2), the candidate for the DPD in question is sanctioned Cancellation as Election Participant.

.,, (3) In terms of the political party administrator of the central election participant, provincial and district level/city level does not address the report of admission and spending of campaign funds to the office of public accountants appointed by the KPU to the limit Time as referred to in Article 135 of the paragraph (1), the political parties concerned are subject to not being the candidate of the House of Representatives, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city being the chosen candidate.

.,, (4) In the event of a candidate for DPD Participant not to submit a report of acceptance and expense of the campaign funds to the office of the public accountant appointed by the KPU to the deadline referred to in Article 135 of the paragraph (2), the candidate of the member The DPD concerned with sanctions is not set to be the chosen candidate.

Section 139.

(1) Election participants are prohibited from receiving donations derived from:

., a., a. foreign parties;
B. unclear contributor to his identity;

., c. Government, local government, state-owned enterprise, and regional-owned business entities; or

D. The village government and the village's business agency.

.,, (2) Election participants who receive donations as referred to in paragraph (1) are not justified using such funds and are required to report it to the KPU and submit the donation to the country ' s slowest coffers 14 (fourteen) days After the campaign is over.

.,, (3) Election Participants who do not meet as referred to in paragraph (2) are subject to sanctions as set forth in this Act.

Section 140

In case there is sufficient initial evidence that the election of the Election Participant's campaign violates the prohibition as referred to in Article 139, the KPU, the provincial elections, and the district/city conduct conduct legal action as set forth in the Act this.

BAB IX
VOTING EQUIPMENT

Section 141

.,, (1) the KPU is responsible for planning and setting the standards as well as the procurement needs and distribution of voting equipment.

.,, (2) The Secretary General of the KPU, the secretary of the KPU province, and the secretary of the district/city of the district are responsible for the implementation of the procurement and distribution of the voting equipment as referred to in paragraph (1).

Section 142

(1) The type of voting gear consists of:

., a., a. voice box;
B. voice mail;
C. ink;
D. vote booth;
e. seal;
f. tools to signal options; and
G. A polling place.

., (2) In addition to the voting equipment as referred to in paragraph (1), to maintain security, secrecy, and the agility of voting and voting counting, the support of other equipment is required.

.,, (3) Shapes, sizes, and technical specifications of voting equipment is set with the KPU regulations.

.,, (4) The absence of voting equipment as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, letter b, letter c, letter d, and letter e are exercised by the General Secretariat of the KPU by guidelines on the provisions of the laws.

., (5) The absence of polling equipment as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, letter d, letter f, and verse (2), the Secretary-General of the KPU may bestow his authority to the secretary of the KPU province.

.,, (6) The absence of polling equipment as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter g exercised by KPPS is working with the public.

., (7) The completeness of the voting as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a, the letter b, the letter c, the letter d, and the letter e, the letter f, and the verse (2) must have been received the slowest KPPS 1 (one) days prior to the voting date.

.,, (8) The distribution of voting supplies is carried out by the Secretariat General of the KPU, the secretariat of the KPU province, and the secretariat of the district/city PU.

.,, (9) In distributing and securing the voting supplies, the KPU can cooperate with the Government, local government, the Indonesian National Army, and the Indonesian State Police.

Section 143

.,, (1) The letter of the vote as referred to in Article 142 of the paragraph (1) letter b for the candidate of the House, DPRD provincial, and district DPRD/city containing the image of the political party, the number of political parties, the number of candidates, and the name of the candidate remains the party Politics for every election area.

., (2) The letter of the vote as referred to in Article 142 paragraph (1) the letter b for the candidate of the DPD contains the latest self-portrait and the name of the DPD candidate for each election area.

.,, (3) Further provisions of the letter of the letter as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are specified in the KPU regulations.

Section 144

.,, (1) Type, shape, size, color, and other technical specifications of the ballot are set in the KPU regulations.

.,, (2) The order number of the image of the political party and the candidate of the DPD as referred to in Article 143 is specified with the KPU decision.

Section 145

.,, (1) The absence of a ballot is conducted within the country by focusing on the printed capacity according to the needs of the ballots and the good quality print results.

.,, (2) The number of ballots printed is equal to the number of fixed voters plus 2% (two perhundred) of the number of voters fixed as reserves, which is set with the KPU ' s decision.

.,, (3) In addition to establishing a ballot print as referred to in paragraph (2), the KPU sets the magnitude of the number of ballots for the implementation of the revoting.

.,, (4) The number of ballots as referred to in paragraph (3) is set by the KPU for each election area of as many as 1,000 (thousand) ballots given a special sign, each of the ballots for the members of the House, DPD, DPRD province, and district/city DPRD.

Section 146

.,, (1) The ballot printer is prohibited from printing more ballots than the amount specified by the KPU and must maintain the secrecy, security, and wholeness of the ballots.

.,, (2) The KPU requested the assistance of the Indonesian State Police to secure a ballot during the printing process taking place, storage, and distribution to the destination.

.,, (3) KPU verifies the number of ballots that have been printed, the amount already sent and/or the amount still stored by making the news of the event signed by the printing press and the KPU officer.

.,, (4) KPU supervised and secured the design, the half film, and the printed plates used to make the ballots, before and after use and sealing and storing it.

.,, (5) The order of the security measures against printing, counting, storage, packing, and distribution of ballots to the destination is set by the KPU rules.

Section 147

Supervision of the execution of duties and authority of the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU as well as the Secretariat General of the KPU, the secretariat of the provincial PU, and the secretariat of the district/city on the procurement and distribution of polling equipment as referred to in Section 142 is exercised by the Bawaslu and the Financial Examiner Agency of the Republic of Indonesia.

BAB X
THE VOTE

Section 148

.,, (1) Electoral College of Representatives, DPD, DPRD provincial, and DPRD district/city are organized simultaneously.

.,, (2) the day, date, and timing of voting voting members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district/municipal DPRD for all election areas set with the KPU decision.

Section 149

(1) The eligible voters following the ballot at the polling stations include:

., a., a. selectors listed on the voter list remain at the polling polling station; and

B. The voters are listed on the additional voter list.

., (2) Voters as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b may use its right to vote at other polling stations/TPSLN by showing a notification letter from the PPS to give a voice at the other polling station/TPSLN.

.,, (3) In terms of a polling station there are voters as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, KPPS at the polling station notes and report to the KPU district/city via PPK.

Section 150

(1) Voters for each polling station at most 500 (five hundred) people.

.,, (2) The number of ballots in each polling is equal to the number of voters listed on the fixed voter list and an additional voter list plus 2% (two perhundred) of the list of voters remains as backup.

.,, (3) The use of a backup voice mail as referred to in paragraph (2) is made up of the event news.

.,, (4) The event news format as referred to in paragraph (3) is set with the KPU regulations.

Section 151

(1) The implementation of the voting is led by KPPS.
(2) The giving of votes is exercised by the voters.
(3) The execution of a vote was witnessed by witnesses of the Election Participant.

.,, (4) The handling of peace, order, and security at each polling station is exercised by 2 (two) officers people set by PPS.

(5) The voting supervision is carried out by the Field Election Supervisor.

.,, (6) The voting monitoring is exercised by the Election Monitor which has been accredited by the KPU, the provincial KPU, and the district/city KPU.

.,, (7) The witness as referred to in verse (3) must submit the written mandate of the Political Party of the Election Participant or from the DPD candidate.

Section 152

.,, (1) In the framework of voting preparation, KPPS conducts activities that include:

., a., a. TPS setup;

., b. notice by attaking a permanent voter list, additional voter lists, and a list of candidates for permanent members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district/city DPRD at polling stations; and

.,, c. handover a copy of the permanent voter list and an additional list of voters to the attending witnesses and the Court Election Supervisor.

.,, (2) In order for the implementation of the vote, the KPPS conducts activities that include:

., a., a. Final preparatory check of the vote;
B. vote meeting;

., c. pronunciation of oath or appointment of KPPS member and security officer, order, and security TPS;

D. explanation to voters about the voting way of the voting way; and
e. Voice-giving.

Section 153

.,, (1) The granting of votes for the Elections of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district/city DPRD is carried out by giving a one-time mark on the ballot.

., (2) Gives a one-time sign as referred to paragraph (1) is done based on the principle of making it easier for voters, accuracy in the counting of votes, and efficient in the holding of elections.

.,, (3) Further provisions on how to provide a sign are set up with the KPU rules.

Section 154

(1) Before carrying out the vote, KPPS:

., a., a. opening the ballot box;
B. issued the entire ballot box contents;
c. Identify the document type and the equipment;
D. calculate the number of each document type and equipment;
e. examine the state of all the ballots; and
f. sign a ballot that will be used by voters.

.,, (2) Witnesses of the Election Participants, Election Supervisors, Election observers, and citizens are entitled to attend KPPS activities as referred to in paragraph (1).

.,, (3) The KPPS chairman is required to create and sign the event event event as referred to in verse (1) and the news of the event is signed by at least 2 (two) members of the KPPS and witnesses of the attending Election Attendees.

Section 155.

.,, (1) In giving a vote, voters are given a chance by KPPS based on the principle of order of voter attendance.

.,, (2) If the voter receives a ballot which turns out to be broken, voters can request a replacement ballot to KPPS and KPPS is required to provide a replacement ballot for just 1 (one) times and record a broken ballot in the event news.

.,, (3) If there is a fallaness in giving a voice, voters can request a replacement ballot to KPPS and KPPS only gives a replacement ballot 1 (one) times.

Section 156

.,, (1) Voters of the blind, tunadaksa, and who have other physical barriers while giving his vote at the polls can be helped by others at the request of voters.

.,, (2) Others who assist voters in giving a voice as referred to in verse (1) are required to keep the voter's choice a secret.

.,, (3) Further provisions on granting aid to voters are set out by the KPU regulations.

Section 157

.,, (1) The vote for Indonesian Citizens who are abroad has only elected a candidate for the House of Representatives.

., (2) The vote as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised in every Representative of the Republic of Indonesia and is conducted at the same time or time adjusted to the time of voting in Indonesia.

.,, (3) In terms of voters unable to give a voice in the predetermined TPSLN, voters may cast a vote through the post delivered to PPLN in the local Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.

Article 158.

(1) The eligible voters following the vote on TPSLN include:

., a., a. selectors listed on the voter list remain on the concerned TPSLN; and

B. The voters are listed on the additional voter list.

., (2) Voters as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b may use its right to vote on another TPSLN/TPS by showing a notification letter from PPLN to give voice at other TPSLN/TPS.

.,, (3) KPPSLN as referred to in paragraph (2) notes and report to PPLN.

Section 159.

Nationals of Indonesian nationals who are abroad who are not registered as voters cannot use his right to vote.

Section 160

(1) The implementation of the voting on TPSLN is led by KPPSLN.
(2) The giving of votes is exercised by the voters.

.,, (3) The implementation of the vote was witnessed by witnesses of the Political Party of the Election Participant.

(4) The voting supervision is carried out by the Foreign Election Supervisor.

.,, (5) The monitoring of voting is exercised by the Election Monitor which has been accredited by the KPU.

.,, (6) The witness as referred to in verse (3) must submit the written mandate of the Political Party of the Election Participant.

Section 161.

.,, (1) In the framework of voting preparation, KPPSLN conducts activities that include:

., a., a. TPSLN setup;

., b. notice by attaking a permanent voter list, additional voter lists, and a list of candidates for permanent members of the House on TPSLN; and

.,, c. handover a copy of the permanent voter list and an additional list of voters to the witnesses present and the Superintendent of the Foreign Elections.

.,, (2) In order for the implementation of the vote, KPPSLN conducts activities that include:

., a., a. Final preparatory check of the vote;
B. vote meeting;

., c. pronunciation of the oath or appointment of KPPSLN member and security officer, order, and security of TPSLN;

D. explanation to voters about the voting way of the voting way; and
e. Voice-giving.

Section 162.

(1) Before carrying out the vote, KPPSLN:

., (2) Witnesses of the Political Party of the Election Participant, the Regents of Foreign Elections, Election observers, and citizens are entitled to attend the activities of the KPPSLN as referred to in verse (1).

.,, (3) The Chairman of KPPSLN is obliged to make and sign the news event events as referred to in verse (1) and the news of the event is signed by at least 2 (two) members of the KPPSLN members and witnesses of the Political Party of the Election Attendees present.

Section 163

.,, (1) In giving a vote, voters are given a chance by KPPSLN based on the principle of order of voter attendance.

.,, (2) If voters receive a ballot which turns out to be broken, voters can request a replacement ballot to KPPSLN and KPPSLN obliged to give a replacement ballot of just 1 (one) times and record a broken ballot in the news of the event.

.,, (3) If there is a fallaness in giving a voice, voters can request a replacement ballot to KPPSLN and KPPSLN only gives a replacement ballot 1 (one) times.

Section 164

.,, (1) Voters of the blind, tunadaksa, and who have other physical barriers while giving his vote on TPSLN can be assisted by others at the request of voters.

.,, (2) Others who assist voters in giving a voice as referred to in verse (1) are required to keep the voter's choice a secret.

.,, (3) Further provisions on granting aid to voters are set out by the KPU regulations.

Section 165

.,, (1) Voters shall not enlist writing and/or other records on the ballot.

.,, (2) The ballots contained in writing and/or other records are declared invalid.

Section 166

(1) Voters who have given voice, are given special marks by KPPS/KPPSLN.

.,, (2) the unique mark as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified in the KPU regulations.

Section 167

.,, (1) KPPS/KPPSLN is prohibited from holding a vote count before the vote expires.

.,, (2) The provisions of the timing of the end of the vote are set forth in the KPU regulations.

Section 168

.,, (1) KPPS/KPPSLN is responsible for the conduct of the ballot in an orderly and orderly manner.

(2) Voters are performing voting in an orderly and responsible manner.
(3) Witnesses do their duty in an orderly and responsible manner.

.,, (4) Order of order, calm and security authorities maintain order, safety and security in the TPS/TPSLN environment.

.,, (5) Field Election Supervising/Foreign Election Supervisers are obliged to conduct oversight over the conduct of the ballot in an orderly and responsible manner.

Section 169

.,, (1) Citizens who do not have the right to vote or who are not carrying out the voting is prohibited to be located within the TPS/TPSLN.

(2) Election monitoring is prohibited from being inside the TPS/TPSLN.

(3) The people of the people, as referred to in verse (1) and the observable of elections, as referred to in verse (2) maintain order and force the execution of the vote.

Section 170

.,, (1) In the event of a perversion of the conduct of the vote by KPPS/KPPSLN, the Election Watch/Foreign Election Supervisor gives advice of the improvement witnessed by witnesses present and officers of peace, order, and security. TPS/TPSLN.

.,, (2) KPPS/KPPSLN immediately it also follows up on the correcting advice delivered by the Election watchdog as referred to paragraph (1).

Section 171

., (1) In the event of a violation of the peace, order, and security of the conduct of the voting by members of the public and/or by election monitoring, officers of calm, order, and security conduct the handling adequately.

.,, (2) In terms of members of the public and/or election monitoring disobeying the handling by officers of the calm, order, and security, are concerned handed over to the officers of the State Police of Indonesia.

BAB XI
THE VOTE COUNT

The Kesatu section
Vote counting on TPS/TPSLN

Section 172.

.,, (1) The vote count of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of prospective members of the House, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the district/city DPRD at the polling stations were executed by the KPPS.

.,, (2) The vote count of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the vote of the candidate of the DPR member on TPSLN is exercised by KPPSLN.

.,, (3) The vote count of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the voice of the candidate of the DPR, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the district/city DPRD at polling stations witnessed by witnesses of the Election Participant.

.,, (4) The vote count of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the vote of the candidate of the House of Representatives on TPSLN witnessed by witnesses of the Election Participant.

.,, (5) The vote count of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of prospective members of the House, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the district/city DPRD at the polling stations are overseen by a Field Election Supervisor.

.,, (6) The vote count of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the vote of the candidate of the House of Representatives on TPSLN is overseen by the Supervising Foreign Elections.

.,, (7) The vote count of the Political Party of Elections and the votes of candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities at polling stations are monitored by election monitoring and the public.

.,, (8) The vote count of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the vote of the candidate of the House of Representatives on TPSLN is monitored by the election monitoring and the public.

.,, (9) The witness as referred to in verse (3) and verse (4) who have not submitted the written mandate at the time of the vote must submit the written mandate of the Election Participant to the chairman of KPPS/KPPSLN.

Section 173.

.,, (1) The vote count on TPS/TPSLN is implemented after the voting time is over.

.,, (2) The sound count as referred to in paragraph (1) is only done and completed at the TPS/TPSLN concerned on the day/date of the vote.

Section 174.

.,, (1) KPPS performs the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of prospective members of the House, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city in polling stations.

.,, (2) KPPSLN performs a vote tally of the Political Party of Election Participant and the votes of future DPR members in the TPSLN.

.,, (3) Witnesses witness and record the execution of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities within the TPS/TPSLN.

.,, (4) The supervising of the Field Election oversees the implementation of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district/city DPRD in polling stations.

.,, (5) The Regents of Foreign Elections oversee the implementation of the vote tally of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of future DPR members in the TPSLN.

.,, (6) Election monitoring monitor the implementation of votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities outside polling stations.

.,, (7) Election monitors are monitoring the implementation of the vote tally of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of prospective DPR members outside the TPSLN.

.,, (8) Citizens are witnessing the implementation of the vote counting Political Party of Elections and the votes of future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities outside polling stations.

.,, (9) People of the public witness the implementation of the vote counting the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of future DPR members outside the TPSLN.

Section 175

(1) Before carrying out the vote count, KPPS/KPPSLN counts:

., a., a. number of voters who voted on the basis of a copy of the permanent voter list;

B. the number of voters coming from other TPS/TPSLN;
c. the number of unused ballots;

., d. the number of ballots returned by voters for being broken or wrong in the way of giving voice; and

e. The rest of the ballots.

.,, (2) The use of a backup letter letter as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter e is made of a news event signed by the chairman of the KPPS/KPPSLN and by at least 2 (two) members of the KPPS/KPPSLN are present.

Section 176

.,, (1) The vote for the Elections of the DPR, the provincial DPRD, and the district ' s DPRD/city is declared valid if:

., a., a. voicemail signed by the KPPS Chairman; and

., b. a one-time sign in the party name column or the candidate number column or the candidate name column of the DPR, provincial DPRD, and the county/city DPRD.

(2) The vote for the DPD member elections is declared valid if:

., a., a. ballot papers signed by the Chairman of KPPS; and
B. A one-time sign in the photo of one of the candidates for the DPD.

.,, (3) The provisions of the technical guidelines of execution as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are further regulated by the KPU regulations.

Section 177

.,, (1) THE KPPS/KPPSLN chairman did a sound count with a clear voice and was heard by showing the ballots counted.

.,, (2) The count of the sound is done openly and in a light place or that gets light lighting enough.

.,, (3) The sound count is noted on the sheet/papan/screen of the counting with clear and readable writing.

.,, (4) The writing format of the counting of votes as referred to in paragraph (3) is specified in the KPU rules.

Section 178

.,, (1) Election participants, witnesses, Field Election Supervisers/Overseas Election Supervisers and the public may submit reports on suspicion of breach, deviation and/or error in the implementation of the vote count to KPPS/KPPSLN.

.,, (2) Election participants and public citizens through witnesses of the Election or Field Election Supervising/Overseas Election Supervisers may submit objections to the course of the counting of the vote by KPPS/KPPSLN if there is a matter which is not in accordance with the laws.

., (3) In terms of the objection submitted through witness of the Election Participant or the Legislative Election/Foreign Election Supervisor as referred to in paragraph (2) may be accepted, KPPS/KPPSLN immediately it also holds a correcting.

Section 179

.,, (1) The results of the voice counting on TPS/TPSLN poured into the news of the voting event and the calculation of the vote as well as to the certificate of results counting the electoral votes of the DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city by using the format It's set in the KPU rules.

.,, (2) The news of the voting event and the counting of votes as well as the certificate of sound counting as referred to in paragraph (1) were signed by all members of the KPPS/KPPSLN and witnesses of the Election Attendees present.

.,, (3) In terms of KPPS/KPPSLN members and witnesses of the Election Participant are not willing to sign as referred to in paragraph (2), the news of the event of the event and the calculation of the vote counting the votes were signed. by members of the KPPS/KPPSLN and witnesses of the attending Election Participants who are willing to sign.

Section 180

(1) KPPS/KPPSLN announces the results of the counting votes on TPS/TPSLN.

.,, (2) KPPS must provide 1 (one) copies of the voting event and vote counting as well as the certificate of voting results to the witnesses of the Election Participants, Field Election Supervisers, PPS, and PPK through PPS on the same day.

.,, (3) KPPSLN is required to provide 1 (one) copies of the voting event and vote counting as well as the certificate of the counting of votes to the witnesses of the Election participants, the Supervising of the Foreign Elections and PPLN on the same day.

.,, (4) KPPS/KPPSLN mandatory sealing, keeping, and securing the integrity of the ballot box after the counting of the vote.

.,, (5) KPPS/KPPSLN is required to submit a sealed ballot box containing the ballots, the news of the voting event as well as the certificate of the counting of votes to the PPK via PPS or to PPLN for KPPSLN on the same day.

.,, (6) The rosy of the sealed ballot box containing the ballots, the news of the voting event and the counting of the votes as well as the certificate of the counting of the vote counting to the PPK as referred to in paragraph (5) is mandatory supervised by the Court of Election Elections and the The district is also required to report to Panwaslu district/city.

Section 181

The PPS is required to announce a copy of the sound counting certificate as referred to in Section 180 of the paragraph (2) of all polling stations in its work area by attating the copy to the public place.

The Second Part
The Recapitulation Calculation Of Sound Acquisition in the District

Section 182

.,, (1) PPK makes news of the event acceptance of the results of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of prospective members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities of polling stations through PPS.

.,, (2) PPK recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city as referred to in paragraph (1) in meeting attended by the participants of the Participant. The elections and the Panwaslu are sub-districts.

.,, (3) Recapitulation of the vote count was done by opening the sealed ballot box to retrieve the cover containing the news of the voting show and the certificate of the counting of the vote counting, then the box was closed and sealed back.

.,, (4) PPK makes news of show recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city and make the certificate of recapitulation the results of the counting Votes.

.,, (5) PPK announces the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities as referred to in verse (3) in the public place.

.,, (6) PPK handed over the news of the recapitulation event results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city and the certificate of recapitulation results The acquisition of the votes to the witnesses to the Election Participants, the Panwaslu district, and the district/city district.

Section 6

(1), (1) the district is required to submit a report on suspicion of violations, irregularations and/or errors in the execution of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the prospective members of the House, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city to PPK.

., (2) Witnesses may present reports of alleged violations, irregularations and/or errors in the execution of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the prospective DPR members, the DPD, the DPRD province, and district DPRD/city to PPK.

.,, (3) the Program is required to follow up to a report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) on the day of execution of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the prospective DPR members, DPD, DPRD province, and district/city DPRD.

Section 184

.,, (1) Recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes in PPK poured into the news show recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the acquisition of the vote. vote for future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district/city DPRD by using the format set out in the KPU regulations.

.,, (2) News show recapitulation results counting votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/city As it is written in verse (1), it is signed by all members of the PPK and witnesses of the attending Election Participant.

.,, (3) In the event of a member of the PPK and a witness of the Election Participant present, but not willing to sign as referred to in paragraph (2), the event of the event of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the vote and the certificate of recapitulation of the results The counting of the votes for the vote of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the members of the House, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city were signed by members of the PPK and witnesses of the attending election participants agreed to sign

Section 185

The PPK is required to submit to the KPU district/the voting capital city of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city of polling stations in the sealed ballot box as well as news of the event of recapitulation results and certificate of recapitulation results of the calculation of the Political Party vote tally at the PPK level attached to the news of the voting events and the certificate of results counting votes from the polling stations.

Section 186

.,, (1) PPLN recapitulated results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the prospective DPR members of the entire KPPSLN in its work area as well as perform the counting of the votes received by the post with the witnessed by witnesses of the Election Participant present and the Superintendent of the Foreign Elections.

.,, (2) PPLN is required to make and submit the news of the recapitulation event results and the certificate of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of all KPPSLN votes in its work area to the KPU.

The Third Part
Recapitulation Calculation of Sound Acquisition in County/City

Section 187

.,, (1) KPU county/city making news of the recapitulation admission results the results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city of PPK.

.,, (2) the district/city conduct recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city as referred to in paragraph (1) in the meeting Attended by witnesses to the election participants and the Panwaslu district/city.

.,, (3) district/city PU making news of show recapitulation results counting votes and certificate of recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and -City Council.-City.

.,, (4) KPU county/city announces the recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city as referred to in verse (3).

.,, (5) the county/city PU establishes the recapitulation of the results of the counting of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the candidates for the district members of the district/city.

(6), (6) the district/city PU submitted news of the event the recapitulation results of the calculation of the vote and the certificate of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the prospective DPR members, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, And the city/city council to the witness of the Election Participant, the district/city Panwaslu, and the provincial elections.

Section 188

.,, (1) the district/city authorities are required to submit reports on suspicion of breach, deviation and/or errors in the execution of the recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of the candidates DPR, DPD, DPRD provincial, and DPRD district/city to KPU district/city.

., (2) Witnesses may submit reports on suspicion of breach, deviation and/or errors in the execution of the recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of prospective DPR members, DPD, DPRD province, and district/city DPRD to KPU district/city.

.,, (3) the district/city PU shall directly follow up the report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) on the day of recapitulation of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the prospective DPR members, the DPD, Provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city.

Section 189

.,, (1) Recapitulation of the results of the calculation of votes in the district/city is poured into the news of the show recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities by using the format set out in the KPU regulations. (2) The news show recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities as In verse (1) it is signed by all members of the district of the district/city and witnesses of the attending election participants.

.,, (3) In the event of a member of the district KPU/city and a witness of the Election Participant present but not willing to sign as referred to in paragraph (2), the event of the show recapitulated results of the calculation of the vote and the certificate of recapitulation The results of the calculation of the vote of the Political Party vote and the votes of the candidates for the DPR, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city were signed by members of the KPU district/city and witnesses of the attending Election Participant. Sign.

Section 190

District/city PU stores, maintains and secureates ballot box after the implementation of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of Elections and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD county/city.

The Fourth Part
The Recapitulation Calculation Of The Vote in The Province

Section 191

.,, (1) KPU of the province made news of the recapitulation event the results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election participants and the votes of the votes of the candidates of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city of KPU district/city.

.,, (2) the KPU of the province carried out the recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of the candidate of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city as referred to in paragraph (1) in the meeting attended An election witness.

.,, (3) the KPU of the province made news of the show recapitulation results of the calculation of the vote and the certificate of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD -District/City.

.,, (4) the KPU province announces the recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of future DPR members, DPD, the provincial DPRD as referred to in verse (3).

.,, (5) KPU provinces establish the recapitulation of the results of the counting of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the electoral votes of the provincial DPRD members.

.,, (6) the KPU province handed over the news of the recapitulation event results and certificate of recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD county/city to witness Election Participant, Panwaslu province, and KPU.

Section 192

., (1) The province of the province is required to submit a report on suspicion of breach, deviation and/or error in the implementation of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of prospective members of the House, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD district/city to KPU province.

.,, (3) the KPU of the province shall immediately follow up on the report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) on the day of the execution of the recapitulation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of prospective DPR members, DPD, DPRD province, and district/city DPRD.

Section 193

.,, (1) Recapitulation results of the counting of votes in the KPU province poured into the news of the show recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the The votes of the candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities by using the format specified in the KPU rules.

.,, (2) News show recapitulation results counting votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/city As it is referred to in verse (1) it is signed by all the members of the provincial KPU and witnesses of the attending election participants.

.,, (3) In the event of a member of the provincial KPU and a witness of the Election Participant who is present but not willing to sign as referred to in paragraph (2), the event of the event of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the vote and the certificate of recapitulation results The counting of the votes for the vote of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the members of the DPR, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city were signed by members of the provincial KPU and witnesses of the attending election participants agreed to sign

The Fifth Part
The Recapitulation Of The Vote Acquisition Count Nationally

Section 1

.,, (1) KPU made news of the recapitulation of the recapitulation results of the results of the votes of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city of KPU province.

.,, (2) the KPU performs the recapitulation of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city as referred to in paragraph (1) in the meeting Witness to the witnesses to the election participants and Bawaslu

.,, (3) KPU made news of event recapitulation results counting votes and certificate of recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD -District/City.

.,, (4) KPU announces the recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the vote of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of the members of the DPR and DPD as referred to in verse (3).

.,, (5) KPU establishes the recapitulation of the results of the counting of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of future DPR and DPD votes.

.,, (6) KPU handed the news of the recapitulation event results counting votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election participants and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD District/city to witness Election Participant and Bawaslu.

Section 195

., (1) Bawaslu is required to submit a report on suspicion of breach, deviation and/or error in the implementation of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the prospective DPR members, the DPD, the DPRD province, and district/city DPRD to the KPU.

.,, (3) the KPU must directly follow up on the report as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) on the day of the execution of the recapitulation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant and the votes of the votes of prospective members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, And the town's capitol.

Section 196

.,, (1) Recapitulation of the results of the calculation of the votes in KPU poured into the news of the show recapitulation results of the calculation of the vote and the certificate of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the acquisition vote for future DPR members, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district/city DPRD by using the format set out in the KPU regulations.

.,, (2) News show recapitulation results counting votes and certificates of recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes of the votes of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/city as it is referred to in verse (1) signed by all KPU members and witnesses of the attending Election Participant.

.,, (3) In the event of a member of the KPU and a witness of the Election Participant who is present but not willing to sign as referred to in paragraph (2), the event of the event of the recapitulation results of the calculation of the vote and the certificate of recapitulation results The counting of the votes for the vote of the Political Party of the Election and the votes of the votes of the members of the DPR, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city were signed by members of the KPU and witnesses of the attending Election participants agreed to sign

Section 197

Witnesses of the Election Participant in the recapitulation of the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities in PPK, district/city KPU, provincial KPU, and KPU must submit the written mandate of the Election Participant.

The Sixth Part
Supervision and Sanctions in
The Voice tally and the Recapitulation calculation of the Voice Acquisition

Section 198

(1), (1) Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district and Superintendent of Elections/Foreign Elections supervising the recapitulation of the calculation of the votes executed by the KPU, KPU province, KPU district/city, PPK, and PPS/PPSLN.

., (2) Oversight as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted against the possibility of breach, deviation and/or error by members of the KPU, provincial KPU, county KPU/city, PPK/PPLN, PPS, and KPPS/KPPSLN in performing recapitulation Counting votes.

.,, (3) In case there is sufficient initial evidence of a breach, deviation and/or error in the recapitulation of the votes of the votes, Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu kedistricts, and Election Supervising The Foreign Election/Supervising Board reports the existence of violations, irregularations and/or errors to the Indonesian National Police.

.,, (4) Members of the KPU, provincial KPU, county KPU/city, PPK/PPLN, PPS, and KPPS/KPPSLN committing violations, irregularations and/or errors are subject to legal action in accordance with the provisions in this Act.

BAB XII
ELECTION RESULTS

The Kesatu section
Election Results

Article 199.

.,, (1) Election results of House members, DPD, DPRD provinces, and DPRD districts/cities consist of the majority of the votes of political parties as well as the votes of the candidates for the members of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities.

.,, (2) The KPU is required to nationally specify the election results of the DPR members, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the district/city DPRD.

The Second Part
Vote Acquisition

Section 200

.,, (1) The political party vote acquisition for the prospective members of the House and the acquisition of votes for candidates for the DPD is set by the KPU in an open plenary session attended by witnesses of the Election and Bawaslu participants.

.,, (2) The political party vote acquisition for the provincial DPRD candidate is set by the KPU province in an open plenary session attended by witnesses of the Provincial Election and Panwaslu provinces.

.,, (3) The political party sound acquisition for the district/city DPRD candidate is set by the district/city KPU in an open plenary session attended by witnesses of the Election participants and the district/city Panwaslu.

Section 201

.,, (1) KPU sets the election results nationwide and the results of the political party votes for the candidate of the House and the acquisition of votes for the candidate of the slowest DPD 30 (thirty) days after the day/day of the vote.

.,, (2) KPU provinces establish the results of political party votes for candidates for the slowest DPRD provinces 15 (fifteen) days after the day/day of voting.

.,, (3) the county/city PU establishes the results of the political party votes for the candidate of the county/city DPRD the slowest 12 (twelve) days after the date/date of the vote.

Section 202.

.,, (1) The Political Party of the Election Participant must meet the threshold of a vote of at least 2.5% (two five-a-one hundred) of the national legal votes to be included in the decision of the House seat.

.,, (2) The provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) are not applicable in the determination of the acquisition of the provincial DPRD seat and the district/city DPRD.

Section 203

.,, (1) The Political Party of the Election Participant that does not meet the threshold of voting as it is referred to in Article 202 (1), is not included in the counting of the seats of the House seats in each constituency.

.,, (2) The vote for the counting of the House seats in an electoral district is the legal number of legal votes. The entire political party of the Election Participant is reduced by the legal votes of the Political Party of the Election, which does not meet the threshold of the vote. as referred to in Article 202 of the paragraph (1).

., (3) Of the results of the valid vote count obtained by the election participants as referred to in verse (2) in an electoral region the figures of the DPR BPP by dividing the number of legal votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant as the result of the election. meant in verse (2) with the number of seats in one constituency.

BAB XIII
THE SELECTION OF SEATS AND THE SELECTED CANDIDATES

The Kesatu section
Seat Acquisition Assignment

Section 204.

.,, (1) The acquisition of the seat of the Political Party of the Election Participant for the House members is set by the KPU.

.,, (2) The acquisition of the seat of the Political Party of the Election Participant for provincial DPRD members is set by the KPU province.

.,, (3) Acquisition of the Political Party seat of the Election Participant for members of the DPRD district/city are set by the district/city KPU.

Section 205

.,, (1) The determination of the total number of seats of the House of Representatives of the Party of Elections is based on the results of the calculation of all the legal votes of any political party of the election participants who meet the provisions of Article 202 in the constituting constituting area.

.,, (2) Of the results of the calculation of all valid votes as referred to in paragraph (1) set the number of the BPP DPR.

.,, (3) After set the number of BPP DPR the votes tally of the first stage seats by dividing the number of legal votes earned by a Political Party Election Participant in an election area with the BPP of the DPR.

.,, (4) In terms of still there remains the remainder of the seat in the counting of the acquisition of second stage seats by distributing the remaining number of undivided seats to the Political Party of Elections which received a vote of at least 50% (fifty). A hundred) from the BPP.

.,, (5) In terms of still there remains the rest of the seat after the second stage count, the counting of the acquisition of the third stage seat in the way all the votes of the Political Party of Elections are collected in the province to determine the BPP. The new House of Representatives in the province is concerned.

.,, (6) The new House BPP in the province in question as referred to in paragraph (5) is set by dividing the number of remaining legitimate votes of the entire Political Party of Elections by the number of remaining seats.

.,, (7) The fulfillment of the electoral victory of the Election Participant as referred to in verse (5) is carried out by giving seats to the political parties that reach the new BPP of the DPR in the concerned province.

Section 206

In the case of the remaining seats that are not yet divided by the new House of Representatives as referred to in Article 205, the establishment of the election of the Political Party of the Election is conducted by distributing the remainder of the seats to the Party's Political Party. Elections in the province one in a row for one in a row until all the remaining seats are divided based on the rest of the votes.

Section 207

In the case there are still remains of undivided seats as referred to in Article 206 and the rest of the votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant are converted into seats, then seats are given to the political parties that have accumulated votes. the most consecutive times in the province are concerned.

Section 208

The establishment of the Political Party seats of the Election Participant as referred to in Article 205 of the paragraph (7) and Article 206 is allocated to the constituency that still has the rest of the seats.

Section 209

In terms of the constituency it is the province then the counting of the remaining votes is done out in the constituency.

Section 210

Further provisions of the acquisition of seats as referred to in Section 205, Section 206, Section 207, Section 208, and Section 209 are set forth in the KPU rules.

Section 211

.,, (1) The Acquisition of the Political Party seat of the Election Participant for provincial DPRD members is set by means of dividing the number of legal votes that have been established by the KPU provinces with the BPP figures of DPRD in their respective constituency.

., (2) The BPP DPRD as referred to in paragraph (1) is defined by dividing the number of authorized votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant for members of the provincial DPRD with the number of seats of the provincial DPRD members in their respective constituting areas.

.,, (3) In terms of still the rest of the seats after being allocated based on the BPP DPRD, the majority of the Electoral College seats are conducted by distributing the remaining seats based on the rest of the votes one by one to the end.

Section 212

.,, (1) The Acquisition of the Political Party seat of the Election Participant for members of the DPRD district/city is set by means of dividing the number of legal votes that have been set by the KPU district/city with the figures of BPP DPRD in their respective electoral districts.

., (2) BPP DPRD as referred to in paragraph (1) is defined by means of dividing the number of legal votes of the Political Party of the Election Participant for the election of the district DPRD/city with the number of seats of the DPRD district/city member in the constituency Each one

.,, (3) In terms of still the rest of the seats after being allocated based on the BPP DPRD, the majority of the electoral political parties ' seats are done by distributing the remaining seats based on the remaining votes one by one to the end.

The Second Part
Candidate Assignment

Section 213.

(1) The elected candidate of the DPR and DPD members is set by the KPU.
(2) The elected candidate of the provincial DPRD member is set by the provincial KPU.

.,, (3) Candidates elected members of the DPRD district/city are set by the district/city KPU.

Section 214

The designation of the elected candidate of the House, the Provincial Parliament, and the district's DPRD/city of the Political Party of the Election Participant is based on the acquisition of the seat of the Political Party of Elections in an election area, provided:

., a., a. Candidates are elected representatives of the House, Provincial Council, and DPRD districts/cities are defined by candidates who have received a vote of at least 30% (thirty-perhundred) of the BPP;

., b. In terms of candidates who meet the terms of the letter a sum more than the number of seats that the electoral party has earned, then the seats are given to candidates who have a smaller number among the candidates who meet the rules. At least 30% (thirty per 100) of the BPP;

., c. in the event of two or more candidates meeting the terms of a letter with the same vote, then the determination of the selected candidate is given to a candidate who has a smaller number among the candidates who meet the terms of the vote. At least 30% (thirty-one hundred) of the BPP, except for the candidate who received a 100% (100 perhundred) sound from the BPP;

., d. in the event of a candidate who fulfils the terms of the letter a number less than the number of seats that the electoral party's political party gains, then the undivided seats are given to candidates based on the order number;

., e. In that case no candidate has received a vote of at least 30% (thirty perhundred) of the BPP, then the chosen candidate is set according to the order number.

Section 215

.,, (1) The candidate of the DPD elected candidate is based on the name of the candidate acquiring the most first, second, third, and fourth most votes in the province in question.

.,, (2) In terms of the majority of the votes of the fourth elected candidate there is the same number of votes, the candidate who gained the more evenly distributed voter support throughout the county/city in the province is set to be the chosen candidate.

.,, (3) KPU sets a replacement candidate between the DPD members ' time from the name of the candidate who earned the fifth most votes, sixth, seventh, and eighth in the province in question.

BAB XIV
NOTICE OF THE SELECTED CANDIDATE

Section 216.

.,, (1) Notice of the elected candidate of the DPR, DPRD provincial, and DPRD district/city is carried out after being set by the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

., (2) Notice as referred to in paragraph (1) is delivered in writing to the Political Party administrator of the Election Participant in accordance with its level with the busan to the chosen candidate in question.

Section 217.

.,, (1) Notice of the candidate selected DPD member is carried out after being set by the KPU.

., (2) Notice as referred to in paragraph (1) is delivered in writing to the elected candidate of the DPD member who obtained the first, second, third, and fourth most votes with a gust to the governor and the KPU of the province concerned.

BAB XV
THE REPLACEMENT OF THE SELECTED CANDIDATE

Section 218

.,, (1) Replacement of the elected candidate of the House, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city is done if the selected candidate is concerned:

., a., a. died the world;
B. resignation;

.,, c. no longer eligible to be a member of the House, DPD, provincial DPRD, or county DPRD/kota; or

., d. It's proven to be committing a criminal election in a political or counterfeiting document based on a court ruling that has a fixed legal force.

.,, (2) In the event of the elected candidate of the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and district DPRD/city as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, letter b, letter c, or letter d has been established with the decision of the KPU, provincial KPU or district/city district, decision The pertination is null and void.

.,, (3) Candidates elected members of the House, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities as referred to in paragraph (1) are replaced with candidates from the list of candidates to remain the Political Party of the Election Participant in the same election area based on the decree of the leadership Political parties are concerned.

.,, (4) The DPD selectest candidate as referred to in paragraph (1) is replaced with the candidate who gains the next most votes.

.,, (5) The KPU, provincial KPU, or county district/city designates the candidates for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and DPRD districts/cities as candidates for replacement candidates as referred to in verse (3) with the decision of the KPU, the KPU province, or the district/city KPU.

BAB XVI
REVOTING, RE-VOTE COUNTING, AND RE-VOTE RECAPITULATION

The Kesatu section
The Re-vote

Section 219:

.,, (1) The polling at polling stations can be repeated in the event of a natural disaster and/or unrest that results in the outcome of the vote unusable or the counting of votes cannot be performed.

., (2) The polling at the polls is mandatory repeat if from the results of the research and examination of the Court Election Supervising proved there is a state as follows:

., a., a. the opening of the ballot box and/or the polling file and the counting of votes are not performed according to the rules set forth in the laws of the laws;

., b. The KPPS officer requested the selector give a special sign, sign, or write down the name or address on the already used voice mail; and/or

.,, c. KPPS officers damaged more than one ballot that had already been used by voters so that the ballot became unlawfully.

Section 220

.,, (1) The reelection was proposed by the KPPS by mentioning the circumstances that led to the issue of the revote.

.,, (2) Usul KPPS passed to PPK for next submitted to the district/city KPU for decision making in the event of a reelection.

.,, (3) Revoting at polling stations is held at least 10 (ten) days after the day/date of the vote based on the PPK decision.

The Second Part
Replay Recount
and Re-Sound Recapitulation

Section 221

.,, (1) Re-count of re-counting ballots in polling stations, recounting votes in PPK, and recapitulation of revotes in PPK, in KPU county/city, and in the provincial KPU.

.,, (2) The voice count at the polling station can be repeated in the event of something as follows:

., a., a. riot that resulted in the vote count cannot continue;
B. vote counting is done in a closed way;

.,, c. the counting of the vote is done in place of the less light or the less light illumination;

D. vote counting done with a less clear voice;
e. the counting of votes is noted with less clear writing;

., f. Election participant's witness, Field Election Supervisor, and public citizens are unable to witness the process of calculating the vote clearly;

., g. vote counting is performed elsewhere outside of place and the time has been determined; and/or

., h. Inconsistencies in determining valid ballots and unauthorised ballots.

Section 222.

., (1) In the event of circumstances as referred to in Article 221 of the paragraph (2), witness of the Election Participant or Field Election Superintendent may propose a recount of the ballots in the polling stations concerned.

.,, (2) Recount of ballots in polling stations must be implemented and completed on the same day/date as the day/date of the vote.

Section 223

The recapitulation of the sound counting results in PPK, district/city PU, and provincial KPU can be repeated in the event of the following circumstances:

., a., a. The riots that resulted in the recapitulation of the results of the vote count cannot continue;

B. recapitulation the results of the vote count are done in a closed way;

., c. recapitulation of the results of the counting of votes performed in places of less light or less light illumination;

., d. The recapitulation of the results of the vote count is performed with a less obvious voice;

., e. The recapitulation of the results of the counting of the votes is recorded with less obscure writing

., f. Witness Election Participant, Field Election Supervisor, Election Monitor, and citizens of the public cannot witness the process of recapitulation of the results of the votes of the votes clearly; and/or

., g. The recapitulation of the results of the vote count is performed elsewhere outside of the place and the time has been determined.

Section 224.

.,, (1) In terms of the circumstances referred to in Article 223, witness of the Election Participant or Panwaslu district, Panwaslu district/city, and Panwaslu province may propose to be carried out the recapitulation of the counting of votes in PPK, KPU The district/city, and the KPU of the province are concerned.

.,, (2) Recapitulation of the results of the counting votes in PPK, the district/city KPU, and the provincial KPU must be carried out and completed on the day/date of the execution of the recapitulation.

Section 225

.,, (1) In the event there is a difference in the number of votes on the certificate of counting votes from the polling stations with the certificate of sound counting votes received by the PPK through PPS, witnesses to the electoral district and witness election participants at polling stations, The panwaslu sub-district, or Field Election Supervisor, then the PPK performs a repeat of the vote for the concerned TPS.

.,, (2) Recalculating at polling stations and recapitulation results of a repeat recount in PPK as referred to in Section 221 of the paragraph (2) and Section 223 is held at least 5 (five) days after day/date of voting by decision PPK.

Section 226

The recount of re-votes for TPS as referred to in Article 225 of the verse (1) is done by opening the ballot box only performed on PPK.

Section 227

.,, (1) In the event of a difference in the number of votes on the certificate of recapitulation the results of the calculation of the votes of the PPK with the certificate of recapitulation the results of the calculation of the votes received by the district/city PU, witness the Election Participant District/city level and witness attendance level elections, Panwaslu district/city, or Panwaslu district, then district/city PU performing data correcting through checking and/or recapitulation of the data contained on the certificate The recapitulation results of the calculation of the votes for the concerned PPK.

.,, (2) In the event of a data difference the number of votes on the certificate of recapitulation the results of the counting votes of the KPU district/city with the certificate of recapitulation the results of the counting votes received by the KPU province, witness the Election Election Participant Provinces and witnesses to the district/city level elections, the provincial election supervisors committee, or the district/city elections supervisors committee, then the provincial government conducts data correcting and/or recapitulation of the data that is contained in the certificate of recapitulation certificate results for the calculation of votes for the district/city KPU In question.

.,, (3) In terms of data difference the number of votes on the certificate of recapitulation the results of the counting votes of the provincial KPU with the certificate of recapitulation the results of the counting votes received by the KPU, witnesses to the Electoral and witness levels of the elections Provincial Election participants, Election Supervisors, or Provincial Election Supervisors, then the KPU performs data correcting through editing and/or recapitulation of the data contained on the certificate of recapitulation results of the acquisition tally vote for the KPU of the province concerned.

BAB XVII
FOLLOW-UP ELECTIONS AND THE FOLLOW-UP ELECTIONS

Article 228.

.,, (1) In terms of some or all areas of the election occurring riots, security disruptions, natural disasters or other disruptions resulting in the partial stages of the election cannot be implemented, advanced elections are carried out.

.,, (2) The implementation of the continued elections as referred to in paragraph (1) begins at the standstill stage of the election.

Article 229.

.,, (1) In terms of an election area a riot, security disorder, natural disaster or other disorder which resulted in the entire stage of the election cannot be implemented, the elections were conducted.

.,, (2) The implementation of the election follow-up was conducted for the entire stage of the election alignment.

Section 230

.,, (1) Further elections and subsequent elections are carried out after the establishment of postponing the implementation of the elections.

(2) The delay of implementation of the Election implementation is performed by:

., a., a. The county/city PU of the origin of the PPK if the delay of implementation of the Election includes one or more desa/kels;

., b. The county/city PU of the origin of the PPK if the delay of implementation of the Election includes one or more subdistricts;

., c. Provincial kPU of the district/city KPU region if the delay of implementation of the Election includes one or more districts/kota;

., d. The KPU on the proposal of the provincial KPU should the postponing of the Election of Elections include one or more provinces.

.,, (3) In the event of an Election cannot be exercised at 40% (forty-one hundred) the number of provinces or 50% (fifty-one hundred) of the number of registered voters nationally cannot use its right to vote, the Election designation continued or The elections were conducted by the President on behalf of the KPU.

.,, (4) Further provisions on the manner and timing of the implementation of advanced elections or subsequent elections are set up in the KPU regulations.

BAB XVIII
ELECTION MONITORING

The Kesatu section
Election monitor

Section 231.

(1) The implementation of the Election can be monitored by the Election Monitor.
(2) The Election Monitor as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

., a., a. the swadaya community of the domestic elections monitoring;
B. country ' s legal entities;
c. Election monitoring agencies from abroad;
D. foreign election institutions; and
e. The country's best friend in Indonesia.

The Second Part
The Requirements and Terms of the Election Monitor

Section 232

(1) Election monitoring must meet the requirements:

., a., a. be independent;
B. have a clear source of funding; and

.,, c. registered and obtained accreditation from the KPU, KPU province, or KPU county/city in accordance with the scope of the area of its chains.

.,, (2) In addition to meeting the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1), the monitoring of the overseas as referred to in Section 231 paragraph (2) of the letter c, the letter d, and the letter e must meet the specific requirements:

., a., a. have competence and experience as an Election Monitor in other countries, as evidenced by a statement letter from the monitoring organization concerned or from the government of other countries in which the concerned place has ever been monitoring;

., b. obtaining a visa to become the Election Monitor of the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia abroad;

.,, c. meets the layout of the conduct of regulated monitoring in the laws.

Section 233

.,, (1) Election monitoring as referred to in Article 231 paragraph (2) apply for an Election monitoring by filling out the registration form provided by the KPU, KPU province, or the district/city KPU.

., (2) The Election Monitor as referred to in paragraph (1) returns the registration form to the KPU, provincial KPU, or district/city KPU by handing over administrative completeness including:

., a., a. Organisation/soft/profile profile;
B. name and number of monitoring members;
c. allocation of monitoring members to be placed to the area;

., d. plans and schedule of monitoring activities as well as areas that want to be monitored; and

., e. the name, address, and job of a monitoring handler that is attached to the latest self-image.

.,, (3) The KPU, provincial KPU, or district district/city research the administrative completeness of the Election as referred to in verse (2).

.,, (4) The eligible Election Monitor is listed as an Election monitoring and obtaining accreditation certificate.

.,, (5) In the event of an Election monitoring not fulfilling the administrative completeness as referred to in paragraph (2), the election monitoring is prohibited from conducting the monitoring of the elections.

.,, (6) Special monitoring that comes from the representative of the friend country in Indonesia as referred to in Article 231 of the paragraph (2) of the letter e, concerned should obtain the Minister of Foreign Affairs recommendation.

.,, (7) The order of the Election monitoring accreditation is set further in the KPU regulations.

The Third Part
Election Monitoring Workspace

Section 234

.,, (1) The Election Monitor conducts monitoring on one monitoring area in accordance with a monitoring plan that has been submitted to the KPU, KPU province, or the district/city KPU.

.,, (2) Election monitors conducting monitoring on more than one province must obtain the KPU ' s approval and are obliged to report to the KPU province each.

.,, (3) Election monitoring that conducts monitoring on more than one county/city on one province must obtain the provincial KPU approval and is required to report to the district/city KPU respectively.

(4) The approval of the foreign monitoring work area is issued by the KPU.

The Fourth Part
Election Monitoring Identifier

Section 235

.,, (1) Election monitoring identifiers as referred to in Section 231 of paragraph (2) letter a and letter b issued by KPU, KPU province, or KPU district/city in accordance with the working area concerned.

.,, (2) Election monitoring identifiers as referred to in Section 231 paragraph (2) of the letter c, the letter d, and the letter e issued by the KPU.

(3) The identifier as referred to in paragraph (2) consists of:

., a., a. average foreign monitoring identifier; and
B. Diplomat's foreign monitoring ID.

.,, (4) On the Election monitoring identifier as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are contained information about:

., a., a. name and the Election monitoring address that provides the task;
B. the name of the monitoring member is concerned;
c. pas the latest self-photo of the concerned monitoring member;
D. Monitoring workspace; and
e. the number and date of accreditation

.,, (5) the identifier as referred to in paragraph (1) is used in any Election monitoring activity.

.,, (6) The form and format of Election monitoring identifiers are set in KPU regulations.

The Fifth Part
The Rights and Obligability of the Election Monitor

Section 236

(1) The Election Monitor has the right:

., a., a. receive legal and security protection from the Government of Indonesia;
B. observe and collect the process of staging the election process;
c. monitor the voting process and vote counting from outside the polling station;

., d. get access to available information from KPU, provincial KPU, and county KPU/kota; and

., e. uses equipment to document monitoring activities along with respect to the implementation of the Election.

.,, (2) Foreign observers who come from representatives of foreign state diplomats are entitled to diplomatic immunity during the run of duty as Election monitors.

Section 237

The Election Monitor has an obligation:

., a., a. comply with the laws and respect of the sovereignty of the Republic of Indonesia;

B. comply with the Election monitoring ethics code published by the KPU;

.,, c. reports themselves, taking care of the accreditation process and identification of the KPU, provincial KPU or district/city PU in accordance with the monitoring work area;

D. using the identifier during the run of the monitoring;
e. bear all costs of execution of monitoring activities;

., f. report the number and presence of Election monitoring personnel as well as administrative support personnel to the KPU, provincial KPU, or district/city KPU in accordance with the monitoring area;

G. respect to the position, duties, and authority of the Election organizers;
h. respect for the local customs and culture;
i. be neutral and objective in carrying out monitoring;

., j. ensuring the accuracy of data and information of monitoring results performed by clicking on the KPU, provincial KPU or district KPU/kota; and

., k. report the final results of the monitoring of the Election implementation to the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

The Sixth Part
The ban for Election Monitoring

Section 238

Election monitoring is prohibited:
a. conduct activities that interfere with the Election Implementation process;
B. affecting voters in using his right to vote;
c. interfere with the execution of the duties and authority of the Election organizers; D. its sides to certain Election Participants;

., e. using a uniform, color, or other attribute that gives an impression of supporting the Election Participant;

., f. receive or provide gifts, rewards, or any facilities from or to the Election Participant;

., g. intervene in any way matters of political and governmental affairs in the country of Indonesia;

., h. carrying weapons, explosives and/or other hazardous materials during conducting monitoring tasks;

i. enter into the polling stations; and/or

., j. Do other activities that don't fit the purpose of an election monitor.

The Seventh Part
Sanctions for the Election Monitor

Section 239.

The election monitor that violates the obligations and the prohibition as referred to in Article 237 and Section 238 is repealed its status and rights as an Election observer.

Section 240

.,, (1) The violation by the Election monitoring of the obligations and the prohibition as referred to in Article 237 and Section 238 is reported to the district/city PU for follow up.

.,, (2) In terms of violation of the obligations and the prohibition as referred to in Article 237 and Section 238 is performed by the observer in the country and proven to be the truth, then the KPU, the provincial KPU, or the district/city KPU revoked the status and rights of the state. As an election monitor.

., (3) In the event of a violation of the obligations and the prohibition as referred to in Articles 237 and Article 238 is carried out by a foreign observer and proven to be true, then the KPU revoked his status and rights as an Election observer.

.,, (4) Violations of the liability and prohibitive prohibition of felon and/or data carried out by Election observers, the relevant Election monitors are subject to sanction in accordance with the laws.

Section 241

The minister, who undergoes legal and human rights affairs, follows the designation of the revocation of status and the rights of foreign observers as referred to in Article 240 of the paragraph (3) after coordinating with the Minister of Foreign Affairs in accordance with the rules of the law. The laws.

The Eighth Part
Monitoring Implementation

Section 242

Before carrying out the monitoring, the Election Monitor reports to the KPU, provincial KPU, district/city PU, and the Indonesian State Police in the area.

Section 243

Technical instructions of monitoring execution are set in KPU regulations with regard to consideration of the Chief of the Republic of Indonesia State Police.

BAB XIX

COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION
IN THE STAGING OF THE ELECTIONS

Section 244

(1) The election is organized with the participation of the public.

., (2) The participation of the public as referred to in paragraph (1) may be conducted in the form of Election Socialization, political education for voters, surveys or polls on Elections, and the rapid calculation of the Election results, provided:

., a., a. Not doing any good luck or harming any of the election participants.

B. does not interfere with the process of hosting the Election.
c. aim to increase public political participation broadly.

., d. It is an atmosphere that is conducive to a safe, peaceful, orderly, and smooth election.

Section 245

., (1) Community participation in the form of Election Socialization, political education for voters, surveys or polls on Elections, and the rapid calculation of the mandatory Election results follows the provisions set up by the KPU.

.,, (2) The announcement of the survey results or opinion polls should not be conducted at a quiet period.

.,, (3) The announcement of the results of a quick recount should only be done most quickly on the next day of the day/date of the vote.

.,, (4) The managing of the fast-counting activities is obliged to inform the methodology he used and the results of his quick calculations that he did not constitute the official results of the Election organizers.

(5) The violation of the provisions of verse (2), verse (3), and verse (4) constitutes a criminal election.

Section 246

Further provisions on the implementation of public participation in the elections are organized in the KPU rules.

BAB XX
COMPLETION OF ELECTION VIOLATIONS
AND THE ELECTORAL DISPUTE

The Kesatu section
The Settlement of Election Offences

Paragraph 1
Handling of Election Offences Report

Section 247

.,, (1) Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district, Superintendent of the Field Election and Regents of Foreign Elections received a report of Election violations at each stage of the election.

(2) The report as referred to in paragraph (1) may be delivered by:

., a., a. Citizens of Indonesia who have the right to vote;
B. election monitoring; or
C. An Election participant.

.,, (3) The report as referred to in paragraph (1) is delivered in writing to Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu kedistrict, Field Election Supervisor and Foreign Election Supervisor with at least loading it:

., a., a. name and address of the por;
B. report on;
c. the time and place of the case of the case; and
D. The description.

(4) Reports as referred to in paragraph (1) are delivered at most than 3 (3) days from the occurrence of an Election violation.

.,, (5) Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu kedistrict, Field Election Supervisor and Foreign Election Supervising review each report of the breach received.

.,, (6) In the event of a report as referred to in paragraph (1) proven to be true, Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district, Superintendent of the Field Election and Regents of Foreign Elections shall follow up the most reports old 3 (3) days after the report is received.

.,, (7) In terms of Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district, Election Superintendent of the Field and Foreign Election Supervisers require additional captions of the followup regarding the follow up as paragraph (3) performed at least 5 (5) days after the report was received.

.,, (8) The report of the violation of the Election administration is passed on to the KPU, KPU province, and the district/city KPU.

.,, (9) The report of the Criminal Code of Elections is passed on to the investigators of the State Police of Indonesia.

.,, (10) Further provisions on the manner of Election infringement reporting are set in the Bawaslu regulations.

Paragraph 2
Election Administration violation

Section 248

The violation of the Election Administration is a violation of the provisions of this Act which is not a criminal election provision and against any other provision set in the KPU regulation.

Section 249

The violation of the Election Administration is completed by the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU based on reports from Bawaslu, provincial Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu district/city according to its level.

Section 250

KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU inspect and discard Election administration violations in at least 7 (seven) days since the receipt of the report from Bawaslu, provincial Panwaslu district/city.

Section 251.

Further provisions on the manner of the manner of the electoral violation of the Election administration are set in the KPU rules.

Paragraph 3
Election Criminal Offence

Section 252.

A violation of the criminal election is a violation of the criminal provisions of the Election governed in this Act whose completion is exercised through a court in the general judicial environment.

Section 253

.,, (1) State Police Investigators of the Republic of Indonesia convey the results of its investigation with the case file to the most common prosecutor 14 (fourteen) days since receiving a report from Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city.

.,, (2) In terms of the results of the investigation is not yet complete, in the most prolonged 3 (three) days the public prosecutor returned the file of the case to the police investigators with instructions on what to do to be equipped.

., (3) The Investigator of the State Police of Indonesia in the longest 3 (three) days since the date of receipt of the file as referred to in paragraph (2) must have relayed the file of the matter to the public prosecutor.

.,, (4) The general prosecuting of the case file as it is referred to in paragraph (1) to the state court the longest 5 (five) days since receiving the case file.

Section 254

.,, (1) The state court in examining, prosecuting, and severing criminal cases of Elections using the Code of Criminal Events Act, unless otherwise specified in this Act.

., (2) The hearing of the Election criminal case as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by a special judge.

.,, (3) Further provisions on special judges are set up with the Supreme Court rules.

Section 255

., (1) The state court examines, prosecuting, and severing the criminal case of the Election of the longest 7 (seven) days after the discharges of the case file.

., (2) In regard to the court ' s ruling as referred to in paragraph (1) of the appeal, the appeal appeal is filed at most 3 (three) days after the verdict is read.

.,, (3) The state court envisages the file of the appeal of appeal to a high court of the longest 3 (three) days after an appeal is accepted.

(4) High Court examining and severing of appeals as referred to in verse (2) at most (7) days after an appeal was accepted. (5) High court discourses as referred to in verse (3) constitute the final and binding verdict and there is no other legal effort.

Section 256

.,, (1) The termination of the court as referred to in Article 255 of paragraph (1) and paragraph (4) must already be delivered to the most slowest public prosecutor 3 (three) days after the verdict is read.

.,, (2) The termination of the court as referred to in Article 255 should be exercised at least 3 (three) days after the verdict is received by the prosecutor.

Section 257

., (1) The termination of the court on the case of a criminal election violation that under this Act may affect the election of the Election Participant must be completed at most 5 (five) days before the KPU sets the election results nationwide.

.,, (2) KPU, provincial KPU, and KPU county/city are obliged to follow up on the court ruling as referred to in paragraph (1).

.,, (3) A copy of the court ' s ruling as referred to in paragraph (1) must already be received KPU, KPU province, or the county/city KPU and Election Participant on the day the court ruling is read.

The Second Part
The Election Results dispute

Section 258

.,, (1) The dispute over the Election results is a dispute between the KPU and the Election Participant regarding the designation of national election results nationwide.

(2) The event of a nationwide electoral dispute, as referred to in verse (1), is the dispute over which votes have been able to affect the seats of the election of the Election.

Section 259

.,, (1) In the event of a nationwide electoral electoral dispute dispute, the Election Participant may apply for the cancellation of the vote tally by the KPU to the Constitutional Court.

.,, (2) Election participants apply to the Constitutional Court as referred to in paragraph (1) the longest 3 X 24 (three times twenty-four) hours since it was announced the establishment of nationwide electoral votes by the KPU.

.,, (3) KPU, provincial KPU, and KPU county/city are obliged to follow up on the rulings of the Constitutional Court.

BAB XXI
CRIMINAL PROVISIONS

Section 260

Any person who intentionally causes others to lose their right, the shortest prison sentence 12 (twelve) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the least fine of Rp12.000.00 (twelve million rupiah) and the most a lot of Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 261

Any person who intentionally gives an untrue description of oneself or others about a necessary thing for charging a voter list, the shortest prison sentence of 3 (three) months and the longest of 12 (two) The moon and the fine at least Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and at most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 262

Any person who is with violence or with threats of violence or by using the power that is on him at the time of voter registration prevents anyone from being registered as a voter in the election under this Act, The shortest prison is sentenced to the shortest prison of 12 (twelve) months and tops 36 (thirty-six) months and a fine of at least Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah) and the most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 263

The PPS/PPLN officer who intentionally does not correct the provisional voter list after receiving input from the public and the Election Participant as referred to in Article 36 of the paragraph (6), Article 37 of the paragraph (2), and Article 43 of the verse (5) are criminalised with a criminal The shortest prison is 3 (three) months and longest 6 (six) months and a fine of at least Rp3.000.00 (three million rupiah) and the most Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah).

Section 1

Any member of the KPU, provincial KPU, district/city PU, PPK, PPS, and PPLN which do not follow up the findings of Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district, Superintendent of the Field Election and Regents of Foreign Elections in conducting update of voter data, drafting and announcement of provisional voter lists, improvements and announcements of provisional voter lists, assignments and announcements of permanent voters lists, and recapitulation of permanent voters ' detriment of Indonesian Citizens which has the right to choose as referred to in Article 49 of the paragraph (2), is convicted with a prison criminal at least 6 (six) months and longest 36 (thirty-six) months and a fine of at least Rp6.000.00 (six million rupiah) and the most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 265

Any person who intentionally commits a fraudulent act to mislead a person or by force or by promising or giving money or other material to gain support for the nomination of DPD members in the Election referred to in Article 13, the shortest prison sentence of 12 (twelve) months and longest 36 (thirty-six) months and the least fine of Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah) and the most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 266

Any person who intentionally makes a letter or document with the intent to use or order a person to use, or any person who intentionally uses a letter or a forged document to be a candidate for the DPR, DPD, DPRD province, district DPRD/city or candidate of the Election Participant as referred to in Article 63 and in Article 73, sentenced to the shortest prison criminal of 36 (thirty-six) months and longest 72 (seventy-two) months and the least fine Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah) and the most Rp72,000.000.00 (seventy-two million rupiah).

Section 267

Any member of the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city KPU that do not follow up the findings of Bawaslu, provincial Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu district/city in carrying out the verification of the political party of the Election Participant as referred to in Article 18 of the paragraph (3), the shortest prison sentence of 6 (six) months and longest 36 (thirty-six) months and a fine of at least Rp6.000.00 (six million rupiah) and at most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Article 268

Any member of the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city district that do not follow up on the findings of Bawaslu, Panwaslu province, and Panwaslu district/city in the implementation of verification of the political party of the Election Participant and verification of the administrative completeness Will be a candidate for the DPR, DPD, provincial DPRD, and the district council/city as referred to in Article 60 of the paragraph (3) and in Article 70 of the paragraph (3), convicted of the shortest prison penal 6 (six) months and at least 36 (thirty-six) months and The least fine Rp6,000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 269

Any person by intentionally conducting a campaign outside the schedule of time set by the KPU, provincial KPU, and district/city district for each Election Participant as referred to in Article 82, is sentenced to the shortest prison of 3 (three) months or at most 12 (twelve) months and the least fine of Rp3.000.000.00 (three million rupiah) or at most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 270.

Each person intentionally violates the prohibition of the Election campaign as referred to in Article 84 of the paragraph (1) letter a, letter b, letter c, letter d, letter f, letter g, letter h, or letter i was sentenced to a maximum of 6 (six) months in prison and at most 24 (twenty-four) months and a fine of at least Rp6,000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and at most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 271

Any executor of the prohibition against the prohibition as referred to in Article 84 of the paragraph (2), subject to the shortest prison penal 3 (three) months and longest 12 (twelve) months and the least fine of Rp30,000.000.00 (thirty million rupiah) and the most Rp60.000.000.00 (sixty million rupiah).

Section 272

Each Chairman/Vice Chairman/Chief Justice/judge of the Constitution, judges on all judicial bodies, Chairman/Vice Chairman and member of the Financial Examiner Board, Governor, Senior Deputy Governor, and Deputy Governor of the Bank of Indonesia as well as the Acting Officer An entity belonging to an entity belonging to an area that violates the prohibition as referred to in Article 84 of the paragraph (3) is subject to the shortest prison penal 6 (six) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the least fine Rp25,000.000.00 (two) fine. Twenty-five million rupiah) and at most Rp50,000.00 (fifty million) rupiah).

Section 273

Each civil servant, member of the Indonesian National Armed Forces and the Indonesian National Police, the village head, and village device, and the members of the village's governing body are in violation of the prohibition as referred to in Article 84 of the paragraph (3) and the paragraph of the Indonesian National Police. (5) subject to the shortest prison penal 3 (three) months and longest 12 (twelve) months and the least fine of Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and the most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 274

Campaign executors who intentionally promise or give money or other materials in return for the campaign participants directly or indirectly in order not to use the right to vote, or select certain Election Participants, or use his right to vote in a certain way so that his ballot is invalid as referred to in Article 87 of being convicted of the shortest prison sentence 6 (six) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the fine of the most less Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty four million rupiah).

Section 275

Members of the KPU, provincial KPU, district/city PU, Secretary-General of the KPU, employees of the Secretariat General KPU, secretary of the KPU province, employees of the secretariat of the province, secretary of the district/city, and employees of the district/city's proven secretariat. Committing an election criminal in the conduct of the Election campaign as referred to in Article 123 of the paragraph (1) is convicted of the shortest prison penal 6 (six) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the least fine Rp6.000.000.00 fine (six million rupiah) and most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 276

Any person who gives or receives a campaign fund exceeds the defined limit as referred to in Article 131 of the paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) and Article 133 of the paragraph (1) and the paragraph (2) is convicted of a prison criminal at least 6 (six) months and at most long 24 (twenty-four) months and a fine of at least Rp1,000.000.00 (one billion rupiah) and the most Rp5,000.000.00 (five billion rupiah).

Section 277

Election participants who were shown to receive donations and/or assistance as referred to in Article 139 were convicted of the shortest prison penal 12 (twelve) months and longest 36 (thirty-six) months and the minimum fine of Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah) and the most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 278

Any person who intentionally disrupts, gets in the way, or interferes with the course of the election campaign is convicted of the shortest prison criminal 6 (six) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the least fine Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and at most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 279

.,, (1) campaign executing which for its negligence resulted in the disruption of the electoral staging at the village level/agility as referred to in Article 107 in the shortest prison penal of 3 (three) months and longest 12 (twelve) the month and the least fine of Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and the most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

(2) In the event of a criminal offence as referred to in verse (1) is carried out by accident, being convicted of a prison criminal at least 6 (six) months and longest 18 (eighteen) months and a fine of at least Rp6.000.00 (six million). rupiah) and most Rp18,000,000.00 (eighteen million rupiah).

Section 280

Any executor, participant, or campaign officer who is either intentionally or negligated that results in the disruption of the staging stage of the Election is convicted of the shortest prison penal 6 (six) months and at most 24 (twenty-four) months and fines at least Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and at most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 281

Any person who intentionally provides the caption is not correct in the campaign funds report as referred to in Article 134 and Article 135 of the paragraph (1) and the verse (2) is convicted of the shortest prison penal 6 (six) months and at the longest of 24 (two Twenty-four) months and a fine of at least Rp6.000.00 (six million rupiah) and the most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 282

Any person who announces the results of a survey or poll results in a quiet period, is convicted by the shortest prison criminal 3 (three) months and longest 12 (twelve) months and the least fine Rp3.000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and penalties. Most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 283

The chairman of the KPU who intentionally sets the number of ballots in print exceeds the amount specified in Article 145 of the paragraph (2), the verse (3), and the verse (4) is convicted with the shortest prison criminal 12 (twelve) months and most long 24 (twenty-four) months and a fine of at least Rp120.000.00 (one hundred and twenty million rupiah) and most Rp240.000.00 (two hundred and forty million rupiah).

Section 284

Each ballot printer by intentionally printing a ballot exceeds the amount specified by the KPU as referred to in Article 146 of the paragraph (1) to be criminalised with the shortest prison criminal 24 (twenty-four) months and most long 48 (forty-eight) months and a fine of at least Rp500.000.00 (five hundred million rupiah) and the most Rp10,000.000.00 (ten billion rupiah).

Section 285.

Any holding company that does not maintain confidentiality, security, and the letter of the ballot as referred to in Article 146 of the paragraph (1), is convicted of the shortest prison criminal of 24 (twenty-four) of the month and at the longest of 48 (four). Twenty-eight) months and a fine of at least Rp500.000.00 (five hundred million rupiah) and at most Rp10,000.000.00 (ten billion rupiah).

Section 286

Any person who is intentionally on a ballot is promising or giving money or other material to the voters in order not to use the right of the election or to choose a certain Election Participant or use the right of the vote in a certain way. So the ballot is invalid, penalised with a penultimate prison criminal 12 (twelve) months and longest 36 (thirty-six) months and a fine of at least Rp6,000.00 (six million rupiah) and at most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six). million rupiah).

Section 287

Any person who knowingly uses violence or threats of violence and/or obstructing a person who would do his right to vote or conduct activities that elicits the disruption of order and the security of the conduct of the poll The sound is penalised with the shortest prison criminal 6 (six) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the least fine of Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and the most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 288

Any person who intentionally commits an act that causes a voter's voice to be unvalued or cause certain election participants to receive an additional vote or the vote of the Election Participant to be reduced, being convicted with a vote. The penultimate prison penal 12 (twelve) months and longest 36 (thirty-six) months and a fine of at least Rp12,000,000, 00 (twelve million rupiah) and at most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 289

Every person on purpose at the vote claimed to be someone else, convicted of a prison criminal at least 6 (six) months and longest 18 (eighteen) months and a fine of at least Rp6.000.00 (six million). rupiah) and most Rp18,000.000.00 (eighteen million rupiah).

Section 290

Any person who at the polling time deliberately gives his voice more than one time at one or more polling stations, being convicted of a prison criminal at least 6 (six) months and the longest of 18 (eighteen) months and the least fines of the month. Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and most Rp18,000.000.00 (eighteen million rupiah).

Section 291

Any person who intentionally thwarted the vote, was convicted by the shortest prison criminal of 24 (twenty-four) months and at least 60 (sixty) months and the least fine of Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah) and Most Rp60.000.000.00 (sixty million rupiah).

Section 292.

An employer/employer who does not give a worker the chance to vote on the ballot, except for the reason that the job cannot be left behind, convicted of the prison's shortest prison penal. (six) the month and the longest 12 (twelve) months and the least fine of Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and the most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 293

Any person who intentionally damages or eliminates the result of a sealed ballot, is convicted of the shortest prison penal 12 (twelve) months and longest 36 (thirty-six) months and the least fine Rp12,000.000.00 fine. (twelve million rupiah) and the most Rp36.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 294

The chairman and member of the KPPS/KPPSLN who intentionally did not give a substitute letter only one time to voters who received a broken ballot and did not record a broken ballot in the news of the event as referred to in Article 155 verses (2), are convicted of the shortest prison penal 3 (three) months and longest 12 (twelve) months and the least fine of Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and the most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 295.

Any person in charge of assisting voters who intentionally informs the choice of voters to others as referred to in Article 156 of the verse (2), is convicted of the shortest prison sentence of 3 (three) months and at most 12 (twelve). months and fines at least Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and at most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 296

.,, (1) In terms of the district KPU/city do not set a repeat vote at the polling station as referred to in Article 220 paragraph (2) while the requirements in this Act have been met, members of the KPU district/city are being criminalised with prison criminal Six (six) months and tops (twenty-four million) months and at least Rp24.000.00 (six million rupiah) and most Rp24,000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

.,, (2) the Chairman and member of the KPPS who intentionally did not carry out the regency/city decree to carry out a repeat vote at the polling station was criminalised with the shortest prison penal 3 (three) months and the longest 12 (twelve) months and The most fines are Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and at most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 297

Any person who due to his negligence has caused damage or loss of news of the event, and the counting of ballots and certificates of ballots were already sealed, convicted on the shortest prison sentence 12 (twelve) months and At least 60 (sixty) months and a fine of at least Rp500.000.00 (five hundred million rupiah) and the most Rp1,000.000.00 (one billion rupiah).

Article 298

Any person who intentionally changes the news of the event the results of the counting of the votes and/or the certificate of the counting of the votes, is convicted of the shortest prison criminal 12 (twelve) months and at least 60 (sixty) months and the fine of the most less Rp500.000.00 (five hundred million rupiah) and at most Rp1,000.000.00 (one billion rupiah).

Section 299

.,, (1) Member of the KPU, provincial KPU, district/city PU, and PPK which due to its negligence has resulted in the loss or change of event the result of the recapitulation of votes and/or certificates of counting votes, penalised with felon Six (six) months in prison and at least 12 (twelve million) months and at most Rp12,000.00 (six million rupiah).

(2) In the event of a criminal offence, in the event of a sentence (1) committed by accident, being convicted of a prison criminal of the shortest 12 (twelve) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the least fine of Rp12.000.00 (two) And most of the Rp24,000,00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 300

Any person who intentionally damages, distures, or distorts the system of information counting the votes of the election results, is penalised with a prison criminal of at least 60 (sixty) months and at least 120 (one hundred twenty) months and the fine of the most less Rp500.000.00 (five hundred million rupiah) and at most Rp1,000.000.00 (one billion rupiah).

Section 301

The chairman and the members of the KPPS/KPPSLN who intentionally did not make and signed the news of the event the election of the Election Participant and the candidates for the DPR, DPD, and the DPRD as referred to in Article 154 of the paragraph (3) were penalised with the prison's most criminal short 12 (twelve) months and longest 36 (twelve) months and the slightest fine Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and the most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 302

Any KPPS/KPPSLN that intentionally does not provide a copy of one copy of the event's polling and counting votes, and the certificate of counting the votes to the witnesses of the Election Participants, Field Election Supervisers, PPS, and PPK through PPS As defined in Section 180 of the paragraph (2) and paragraph (3), it is convicted of the shortest prison sentence of 3 (three) months and at least 12 (twelve) months and the least fine Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and the most Rp12,000.000.00 (two The million rupiah).

Section 303

Every KPPS/KPPSLN that does not keep, secure the integrity of the ballot box, and hand over the sealed ballot box containing the ballots, the news of the voting show, and the certificate of the counting of the votes, to the PPK via PPS or to PPLN for The KPPSLN on the same day as referred to in Article 180 of paragraph (4) and verse (5), is convicted of the shortest prison penal 6 (six) months and longest 18 (eighteen) months and the least fine of Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and most Rp18.000.000.00 (eighteen million rupiah).

Section 304

Any Field Election Supervisor who does not oversee the handover of the sealed ballot box to PPK and Panwaslu district that does not oversee the submission of the mailbox is sealed to the district/city's KPU as referred to in Article 180 paragraph (6), was convicted with a prison criminal at least 6 (six) months and longest 24 (twenty-four) months and a fine of at least Rp6.000.000.00 (six million rupiah) and at most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 305

Any PPS that does not announce the results of the counting votes of the entire polling station in its work area as referred to in Article 181, is convicted of the shortest prison criminal 3 (three) months and longest 12 (twelve) months and the fine of the most less Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and at most Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah).

Section 306.

In case the KPU does not establish the election results of the DPR members, the DPD, the provincial DPRD, and the DPRD district/city nationally as referred to in Article 199 of the paragraph (2), members of the KPU are convicted with the shortest prison criminal of 24 (twenty-four) months and tops 60 (sixty) months and fines at least Rp240.000.000.00 (two hundred and forty million rupiah) and at most Rp600,000.00 (six hundred million rupiah).

Section 307.

Any person or institution that performs a quick calculation and announces the results of a quick calculation on the day/date of the vote, is convicted of a prison criminal of at least 6 (six) months and at least 18 (eighteen) months and fines At least Rp6.000.00 (six million rupiah) and most Rp18.000.000.00 (eighteen million rupiah).

Section 308.

Any person or institution that does a quick recount does not inform that the results of the quick count are not the official results of the Election, convicted of the shortest prison penal 6 (six) months and the longest of 18 (eighteen). months and fines at least Rp6.000.00 (six million rupiah) and most Rp18.000.000.00 (eighteen million rupiah).

Section 309

The chairman and member of the KPU, the provincial KPU, and the district/city KPU who do not carry out the court rulings that have obtained the force of the law remain as referred to in Article 257 (2) were convicted of the shortest prison penal of 12 (twelve) months and the longest 24 (twenty-four) months and the least fine of Rp12,000.000.00 (twelve million rupiah) and the most Rp24,000.000.00 (twenty-four million rupiah).

Section 310

Chairman and member of the Bawaslu, Provincial Panwaslu district/city, Panwaslu district, and/or the Election/Foreign Election Supervising Board of Elections who intentionally did not follow up on the findings and/or Election violations report conducted by members of the KPU, provincial KPU, district/city KPU, PPK, PPS/PPLN, and/or KPPS/KPPSLN any stage of the election is criminalised with the shortest prison term 3 (three) months and most lasting 36 (thirty-six) months and the fine most less Rp3,000.000.00 (three million rupiah) and most Rp36.000.000.00 (thirty-six million rupiah).

Section 311.

In the event of an Election organizer committing a criminal offence of election as referred to in Article 260, Article 261, Article 262, Article 265, Article 266, Section 269, Section 270, Article 276, Article 278, Article 281, Article 281, Article 287, Article 287, Article 288, Article 288, Section 289, Section 289, Section 289, Section 2 290, Article 291, Section 293, Section 295, Article 297, Section 298, and Article 300, then criminal for the concerned plus 1/3 (one-third) of the criminal provisions set out in these sections.

BAB XXII
OTHER LAIN-CONDITIONS

Section 312

The provisions of the participation of local political parties in Aceh in the Provincial Assembly elections and the district/city DPRD were not specifically regulated in the Law No. 11 of 2006 on the Government of Aceh, the provisions of the Act of Aceh. this.

Section 313

The results of the vote from overseas voters were included as votes for the election area of Jakarta II Province II.

Section 314

.,, (1) In the event of a provincial assembly member constituency that is the same as the voting area of the House of Representatives in the 2004 General Election, then the provincial assembly area of the province was adjusted to change in the voting area of the House of Representatives.

.,, (2) Further provisions on the adjustment of the election region change as referred to in paragraph (1) are specified with the KPU rules.

BAB XXIII
THE TRANSITION PROVISION

Section 315

The Political Party of the Elections of 2004 which obtained at least 3% (three perhundred) the number of seats of the House or obtained at least 4% (four perhundred) the number of provincial DPRD seats was spread at least half (half). the number of provinces of Indonesia, or obtain at least 4% (four perhundred) the number of districts/city seats spread at least 1/2 (half) the total number of districts/cities of Indonesia, designated as the Political Party. Election participants after the 2004 Elections.

Section 316.

The Political Parties of the 2004 Elections that did not comply with the provisions of Article 315 may contest the 2009 election with provisions:

., a., a. join the Political Party of the Election Participant that meets the provisions as referred to in Section 315; or

., b. join a political party that does not comply with the provisions as referred to in Article 315 and further uses the name and image sign of one of the political parties that join so fulfilling the acquisition of the minimum number of seats; or

., c. joined a political party that did not comply with the provisions as referred to in Article 315 by forming a new political party with new names and image marks so that it meets the acquisition of the minimum number of seats; or

D. have a seat in the DPR RI Election results 2004; or

., e. meets the verification requirements by the KPU to become the Political Party of the Election Participant as defined in this Act.

Section 317

For the 2009 elections the KPU undertook a rearrangement of the constituency for the province and district/capital city and county/city formed after the 2004 Elections.

Section 318

In the 2009 elections, members of the Indonesian National Army and members of the Indonesian National Police did not use his right to vote.

BAB XXIV
CLOSING PROVISIONS

Section 319

By the enactment of this Act, Act No. 12 of 2003 on the Elections of the Members of the People's Representative Council, the Regional Representative Council, and the Regional People's Representative Council (State Gazette of 2003 Number 37, Additional Sheet of State) Number 4277) as amended last with the Law Number 10 Year 2006 on Establishing Government Regulation Replacement Rule Number 1 Year 2006 on Second Amendment to the Law No. 12 Year 2003 on Elections Member of the People's Representative Council, House of Representatives, and the House of Representatives. The People Of The Area Became An Act (2006 State Sheet Number 60, Additional State Sheet Number 4631), revoked and declared to be not valid.

Section 320

This Act goes into effect on the promulgable date.

In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Act with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.

.,, Dislocated in Jakarta
on March 31, 2008
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

-DR. H. SUSILO BAMBANG YUDHOYONO

Promulgated in Jakarta
on March 31, 2008
MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

ANDI MATTALATTA

Attachment: dapil list

Act No. 10 Of 2008

Original Language Title: Undang-Undang Nomor 10 Tahun 2008

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