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Support to the Ministry of Law and Human Rights regarding Harmonization of Regulations
HSF Seminar on the Guidelines for the Dispute Resolution Mechanism under Law No. 32 of 2017

From 3 to 5 December 2018, administrative and constitutional law experts and representatives of the Litigation Directorate of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. gathered to discuss the ramifications of Law No. 32 of 2017.

Presentation of a case study by a constitutional law expert.

Presentation of a case study by a constitutional law expert.

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Background of Law No. 32 of 2017

The law is a novelty in the Indonesian regulation system. Since its issuance in December 2017, the dispute resolution mechanism has been applied in several cases (for example in BPJS vs Ministry of Health; Pemda Bogor vs GAPRINDO/APRINDO, etc). Those cases show that the mechanism is well received by stakeholders as a protection from “abusive” regulations.

 

The HSF Seminar on Procedural Guidelines

The seminar was attended by representatives of the Directorate of Litigation in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and by distinguished Indonesian administrative/constitutional law experts. Both, the experts and the ministry representatives participated in a positive and constructive dialogue.

Legal experts discussion with participants sitting around the table

Legal experts discuss with the representatives of the litigation directorate of the Ministry.

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Hanns Seidel Foundation has been supportive of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights since the implementation of the new law, for example through the support of a case simulation event, which was held in June 2018. Hanns Seidel Foundation Indonesia is committed to contribute to the strengthening of the Indonesian justice system and to the Cooperation with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.

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