Permenkominfo Number 7 of 2018 (Eng Ver.)

REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
NUMBER 7 OF 2018
CONCERNING BUSINESS LICENSING SERVICES INTEGRATED

ELECTRONICALLY BY COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
BY THE GRACE OF GOD THE ALMIGHTY
MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF THE

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,
Considering:
A. that in order to accelerate and increase investment and business
implementation, it is necessary to make changes to the licensing business
process within the Ministry of Communication and Information;
B. that based on the considerations as referred to in letter a and to implement the
provisions of Article 88 of Government Regulation Number 24 of 2018
concerning Business Licensing Services to be Integrated Electronically, it is
necessary to stipulate a Regulation of the Minister of Communication and
Information about Electronically Integrated Business Licensing Services in the
Field of Communication and Information;
In view of:
1. Law Number 36 of 1999 concerning Telecommunications (State Gazette of the
Republic of Indonesia of 1999 Number 154, Supplement to the State Gazette of
the Republic of Indonesia Number 3881);
2. Law Number 32 of 2002 concerning Broadcasting (State Gazette of the
Republic of Indonesia of 2002 Number 139, Supplement to the Republic of
Indonesia State Gazette Number 4252);
3. Law Number 11 Year 2008 concerning Information and Electronic Transactions
(State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2008 Number 58, Supplement to
the Republic of Indonesia State Gazette Number 4843) as amended by Act
Number 19 of 2016 concerning Amendment to Law Number 11 Year 2008
concerning Information and Electronic Transactions (State Gazette of the
Republic of Indonesia of 2016 Number 251, Supplement to the Republic of
Indonesia State Gazette Number 5952);
4. Law Number 38 of 2009 concerning Posts (State Gazette of the Republic of
Indonesia of 2009 Number 146, Supplement to the State Gazette of the
Republic of Indonesia Number 5065);
5. Government Regulation Number 52 of 2000 concerning the Implementation of
Telecommunications (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2000
Number 107, Supplement to the State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia
Number 3980);
6. Government Regulation Number 53 of 2000 concerning Use of Radio
Frequency Spectrum and Satellite Orbit (State Gazette of the Republic of
Broadcasting Institutions (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2005
Number 4485);
Private Broadcasting Broadcasting Institutions (State Gazette of the Republic of
9. Government Regulation Number 51 of 2005 concerning Organization
Broadcasting
Broadcasting Institutions (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2005
Number 4567);
10. Government Regulation Number 52 of 2005 concerning the Organization of
Broadcasting Subscription Broadcasting Institutions (State Gazette of the
Republic of Indonesia of 2005 Number 129, Supplement to the State Gazette of
the Republic of Indonesia Number 4568);
Systems and Electronic Transactions (State Gazette of the Republic of
12. Government Regulation Number 15 of 2013 concerning Implementation of Law
Number 38 of 2009 concerning Posts (State Gazette of the Republic of
Indonesia of 2013 Number 38, Supplement to the State Gazette of the Republic
of Indonesia Number 3981);
13. Government Regulation Number 80 of 2015 concerning Types and Tariffs for
Types of Non-Tax State Revenues that Apply to the Ministry of Communication
and Information (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2015 Number
246, Supplement to the State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number
5749);
14. Government Regulation Number 24 of 2018 concerning Electronic Integrated
Licensing Services (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2018
Number 6215);
15. Presidential Regulation Number 7 of 2015 concerning Organization of State
Ministries (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2015 Number 8);
16. Presidential Regulation Number 54 of 2015 concerning the Ministry of
Communication and Information Technology (State Gazette of the Republic of
Indonesia of 2015 Number 96);
17. Presidential Regulation Number 91 of 2017 concerning the Acceleration of
Business Execution (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2017
Number 210);
18. Regulation of the Minister of Communication and Information Technology
Number 1 of 2016 concerning Organization and Work Procedure of the Ministry
of Communication and Information Technology (State Gazette of the Republic
of Indonesia of 2016 Number 103);
DECIDES:
To issue: REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION AND
INFORMATION COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.
CHAPTER I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
In this Ministerial Regulation what is meant by:

1. Business Licensing is registration given to Business Actors to start and run a
business and / or activity and given in the form of an agreement in the form of a
letter / decision or fulfillment of requirements and / or commitment.
2. Electronically Integrated Business Licensing (Online Single Submission),
hereinafter referred to as OSS, is Business Licensing issued by OSS
Institutions for and on behalf of ministers, heads of institutions, governors, or
regents / mayors to Business Executors through integrated electronic systems.
3. The operation of Posts is the overall management and administration of postal
services.
4. Implementation of Telecommunications is the activity of providing and providing
telecommunications services so as to enable the implementation of
telecommunications.
5. Broadcasting is broadcast transmission activities through transmission facilities
and / or transmission facilities on land, at sea or in space by using radio
frequency spectrum through air, cable, and / or other media to be received
simultaneously and simultaneously by the community with the receiving device
broadcast.
6. Permit for Broadcasting Implementation, hereinafter abbreviated as IPP, is the
right granted by the state to Broadcasting Institutions to provide broadcasting.
7. Broadcast Trial Evaluation is an evaluation of the implementation of broadcast
trials to obtain IPP.
8. Operation Worthiness Test is a technical and operational system testing.
9. Telecommunications Numbering is a digit combination that characterizes the
customer's identity, area, network element, provider, or telecommunications
service.
10. Business Actors are business entities or individuals who carry out business
activities in certain fields.
11. The Operator's Black List is a list that contains the identity of the directors,
administrators, and / or legal entities that are subject to administrative sanctions
in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
12. Radio Frequency Band License hereinafter abbreviated as IPFR is a radio
station permit for the use of a radio frequency spectrum in the form of a radio
frequency band based on certain requirements.
13. Radio Station License hereinafter abbreviated as ISR is a radio station permit
for the use of a radio frequency spectrum in the form of a radio frequency
channel based on certain requirements.
14. Radio Frequency Usage Fee hereinafter referred to as Radio Frequency BHP is
an obligation that must be paid by each radio frequency user.
15. Landing Right Satellite is the right to use foreign satellites given by the Minister
to Telecommunications Organizers or Broadcasting Institutions.
16. Telecommunications tools are any equipment used in telecommunications.
17. Telecommunications equipment is a group of telecommunications equipment
that enables telecommunications.
18. The Certificate of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices, hereinafter
referred to as Certificates, is a document stating the suitability of the type of
Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices to the technical requirements and /
or standards set.
19. Certification of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices, hereinafter referred
to as Certification, is a series of activities for issuing Certificates.
20. Electronic Systems are a series of electronic devices and procedures that
function to prepare, collect, process, analyze, store, display, announce, transmit,
and / or distribute Electronic Information.
21. Electronic System Providers are individuals, state administrators, business
entities, and communities that provide, manage and / or operate Electronic
Systems individually or jointly to Users of Electronic Systems for their own
needs and / or the needs of other parties.
22. Implementation of Electronic Transactions is a series of activities of Electronic
Transactions carried out by Shippers and Recipients using an Electronic
System.
23. Information Security Management System is an obligation arrangement for
Electronic System Providers in the application of information security
management based on the Risk principle.
24. The Information Security Management System Certification Body is an
institution that issues an Information Security Management System Certificate.
25. The State Administration Agency, hereinafter referred to as an Institution, is a
legislative, executive and judicial institution at the central and regional levels
and other agencies formed by legislation.
26. Public Service is an activity or series of activities in order to fulfill service needs
in accordance with the laws and regulations for every citizen and resident for
administrative goods, services and / or services provided by public service
providers.
27. A day is a working day as determined by the Central Government.
28. The Ministry is the Ministry of Communication and Information.
29. Minister is the Minister who organizes government affairs in the field of
communication and informatics.
Article 2
1. Business licensing, including but not limited to registration, business licenses,
and commercial or operational licenses is carried out through OSS with stages
and procedures in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
2. Applications for permits and services within the Ministry which are regulated in
this Ministerial Regulation are carried out through OSS and are a type of
commercial or operational permit.
3. In the case that is required based on the provisions of legislation, the issuance
of licenses as referred to in paragraph (2) through:
a. opening announcement of business opportunity;
b. selection / auction;
c. evaluation;
d. technical analysis; and / or
e. get recommendations.
Article 3
Licensing and services as referred to in Article 2 must be carried out by:
a. transparent and accountable;
b. process oriented that is easy, fast, and simple; and
c. clean and free from illegal fees, corruption, collusion and nepotism.
Article 4
1. Approval or rejection of licensing and service applications stipulated in this
Ministerial Regulation shall be stipulated on the same working day after the
application is received in full no later than 11.00 WIB.
2. In the event that the licensing and service application as referred to in
paragraph (1) is received in full after 11.00 WIB, the approval or rejection shall
be stipulated no later than 11.00 WIB on the following business day.
3. Excluded from the provisions in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), the approval
or rejection of the application for ISR for permanent service and land and
satellite ISR needs to be determined no later than 1 (one) working day from the
date the application is submitted in full.
4. Requests for licenses and services that can be processed in accordance with
the provisions referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) are
requests submitted on working days and hours to the Ministry.
5. The provisions referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (4)
are excluded in the event of a disruption to the system or force majeure.
CHAPTER II
LICENSING AND SERVICES IN THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT
Part One
General
Article 5
1. Licensing and services stipulated in this Ministerial Regulation refer to
Government Regulation Number 24 of 2018 concerning Business Licensing
Services to be Integrated Electronically.
2. The types of permits as referred to in paragraph (1) include:
a. Post operating permit;
b. Telecommunication operating license;
c. Permit for broadcasting; and
d. Permission to use Radio Frequency Spectrum.
3. The types of services referred to in paragraph (1) include:
a. Determination of telecommunication numbering;
b. Satellite Landing Right;
c. Certification of telecommunication tools and / or equipment
d. Electronic System Operator Registration;
e. Awarding Recognition as Electronic Certification Operator; and
f. Registration of Information Security Management System Certification
Institutions.
4. Licensing and services as referred to in paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are
commercial or operational permits.
5. Applications for permits and services as referred to in paragraph (2) and
paragraph (3) which are not for commercial purposes are regulated in separate
Ministerial Regulations.
Part Two
Licensing for Operation of Posts
Article 6
1. Applications for Permit for Operation of Posts as referred to in Article 5
paragraph (2) letter a can only be carried out by business entities incorporated
in Indonesia.
2. The business entity as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:
a. state-owned enterprises;
b. regional owned enterprises;
c. private business entity; and
d. Cooperative.
Article 7
Permit for the operation of post as referred to in Article 6 is granted for the
territory of: National;
b. Provincial Region; and / or
c. Regency / city area.
Article 8
Permit for Post Operations may include services:
a. Written Communication and / or Electronic Mail;
b. Package;
c. Logistics;
d. Financial Transactions; and / or
e. Postal Agency.
Article 9
1. Permit for the operation of post shall be given through the following stages:
a. Business Actors submit applications for permission through OSS in
accordance with the provisions of legislation; and
b. Business Actors submit a Statement of Commitment to fulfill the conditions
for licensing requirements and Post Operations.
2. Commitment Statement as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, contains
commitments:
a. ability to convey capital structure;
b. ability to submit a business plan proposal;
c. ability to comply with the provisions of the Post Office;
d. the ability to fulfill the obligation to pay the postal permit fee within the
stipulated time;
e. Business Directors, Managers, and / or Legal Entities are not specified in the
Operator's Black List;
f. submit valid and correct data;
g. ability to meet deadlines in fulfilling commitment statements;
h. willingness to be subject to administrative sanctions in the event of not
fulfilling the commitment statement; and
i. other things in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
3. Post Operational Permit is issued based on the Statement of Commitment as
referred to in paragraph (1) letter b.
Article 10
1. Business Actors are required to submit compliance with the statement of

commitment as referred to in Article 9 paragraph (1) letter b through OSS no
later than 3 (three) months after the Post Implementation License is issued.
2. The Directorate General of Operation of Post and Information Technology
evaluates the fulfillment of the commitment statement as referred to in
paragraph (1).
3. Evaluation as referred to in paragraph (2) can be carried out using a picking test
method.
4. The postal permit is effective after the business actor is declared to have
fulfilled the commitment statement based on the evaluation results as referred
to in paragraph (2).
5. In the event that a Business Actor is declared not fulfilling a statement of
commitment based on the results of the evaluation as referred to in paragraph
(2), the Business Actor has the opportunity to re-submit the fulfillment of the
commitment statement insofar as it is in accordance with the period referred to
in paragraph (1).
6. In the event that the statement of commitment is not fulfilled until the time
referred to in paragraph (1), the Business Actor shall be subject to
administrative sanction in the form of revocation of the License to Operate the
Post.
Article 11
1. As fulfillment of the commitment statement as referred to in Article 10
paragraph (1), the Business Actor must fulfill the obligation to pay the license
fee based on the payment order within no later than 14 (fourteen) working days
after the payment order is stipulated.
2. Issuance of the order to pay the permit fee and payment of the license fee by
the Business Actor as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be carried out
electronically.
Article 12
Business actors that have obtained a postal permit that has been effective,
must pay the contribution of organizing Universal Postal Services in accordance
with the provisions of the legislation.
Article 13
The obligation to pay permit fees and the payment of contributions to the
implementation of Universal Postal Services as referred to in Article 11
paragraph (1) and Article 12 shall be carried out in accordance with the
provisions of legislation and constitute Non-Tax State Revenues.
Part Three
Telecommunications Operation Licensing
Article 14
1. Telecommunications Operation License as referred to in Article 5 paragraph (2)
letter b consists of:
a. Permit for Telecommunication Network Operation;
b. Permit for the Implementation of Telecommunications Services; and
c. License to operate telecommunications specifically for legal entities.
2. Special Telecommunication Operation Permit for the needs of government
agencies is regulated in a Ministerial Regulation.
Article 15
1. Permit for the operation of Telecommunication Networks includes:
a. the implementation of fixed local networks based on circuit switched;
b. implementation of packet switched-based local fixed networks;
c. the operation of a fixed line long-distance network;
d. the implementation of a fixed international network;
e. the operation of a fixed network;
f. the provision of cellular mobile networks;
g. the operation of satellite mobile networks; and / or
h. the implementation of the Terrestrial Radio Trunking mobile network.
2. Permit for the operation of Telecommunication Networks as referred to in
paragraph (1) letter b, letter e, letter g, and letter h is given through an
evaluation mechanism.
3. The license for the operation of a telecommunications network as referred to in
paragraph (1) letter a, letter c, letter d, and letter f shall be granted through a
selection mechanism and regulated in a Ministerial Regulation.
Article 16
Permit for the Implementation of Telecommunications Services includes the
following categories:
a. implementation of basic telephony services;
b. the implementation of value added telephony services; and / or
c. organizing multimedia services.
Article 17
The category of operation of Basic Telephony Services consists of the main
features, namely:
a. telephony;
b. fax;
c. short message (Short Message Service / SMS); and / or
d. multimedia messaging (Multimedia Messaging Service / MMS).
Article 18
The categories for the operation of Telephony Value Added Services include:
a. Call Center Information Service (Call Center);
b. Calling Card Service;
c. Internet Telephony Services for Public Purposes (ITKP); and / or
d. Content Services (Content Providers and / or Call Premiums).
Article 19
The categories for organizing multimedia services include:
a. Internet Access Service (Internet Service Provider / ISP);
b. Internet Access Gate Service (Network Access Point / NAP);
c. Data Communication System Services; and / or
d. Internet Protocol Television Service (Internet Protocol Television / IPTV).
Article 20
Application for License for Telecommunication Network Operation and / or
telecommunication service permit can only be carried out by legal entities
established for certain purposes in accordance with the provisions of laws and
regulations, namely:
a. State-owned enterprises;
b. Regional owned enterprises;
c. private business entity; or
d. cooperative.
Article 21
1. Application for permission to carry out Telecommunication Services for basic
telephony services can only be submitted:
a. by business actors that have obtained a Telecommunication Network
Operation License that has been effective for the implementation of
circuit switched local fixed networks, long-distance fixed line networks,
international fixed line networks, cellular mobile networks, mobile
satellite networks, and / or terrestrial radio mobile networks trunking; or
b. For the Implementation of Telecommunication Services with basic
telephony services via satellite which obtain landing right.
2. Requests for License to Operate Telecommunications Services for internet
access gate (Network Access Point / NAP) services can only be submitted by
business actors who have obtained a Telecommunication Network Operation
License that has been effective for the operation of closed fixed networks.
Article 22
1. Application for License for the Implementation of Telecommunication Networks,
Permit for the Implementation of Telecommunications Services, and / or Special
Telecommunications Operations Permits for the needs of Legal Entities as
referred to in Article 14 paragraph (1), through the following stages:
a. Business Actors submit applications for permission through OSS in
accordance with the provisions of legislation; and
b. Business Actors submit a Commitment Statement fulfilling the
requirements for licensing requirements and the Implementation of
Telecommunication Networks, telecommunications services, and / or
telecommunications specifically for the needs of legal entities.
2. In the event that the License to Operate a Telecommunication Network must go
through the selection mechanism as referred to in Article 15 paragraph (3), the
Application for Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) can only be carried out
after announcing the opportunity for implementation and is declared the winner
of the selection carried out by the Ministry.
3. Statement of commitment for the Implementation of Telecommunication
Networks and telecommunications services as referred to in paragraph (1) letter
b contains commitments:
a. ability to submit an implementation plan;
b. for the Implementation of Telecommunication Networks, provide a
minimum commitment for the development and / or supply of
telecommunications networks in the first year (initial operations) and
development commitments and / or network provision every 5 (five)
years in accordance with the Telecommunication Network
Implementation standards listed in the Annex which is an integral part
from this Ministerial Regulation;
c. for the Implementation of Telecommunications Services, providing a
minimum commitment in the first year (beginning of operations) and
service commitments and / or the provision of telecommunications
services every 5 (five) years in accordance with the implementation
standards for Telecommunications Services Implementation services
provided listed in the Annex which is an integral part of This Ministerial
Regulation;
d. carry out Operation Worthiness Tests on the readiness of the
Implementation of Telecommunication Networks and / or
Telecommunication Services on the fulfillment of the first year
commitment statement (initial operation) to obtain an operation worthy
certificate in accordance with the provisions of the legislation;
e. obtain landing right in the case of Telecommunication Operation using
foreign satellites and / or provide a means of international
telecommunications transmission through the Marine Cable
Communication System in accordance with the provisions of the
legislation;
f. obtain the determination of telecommunication numbering in the case of
Telecommunication Operation using telecommunication numbering;
g. obtain a license to use the radio frequency spectrum in the case of the
Implementation of Telecommunication Networks using the radio
frequency spectrum in accordance with the provisions of the legislation;
h. the ability to return the Telecommunications Network Operation permit in
the event that the radio frequency spectrum is not available;
i. ability to implement the provisions for the operation of
telecommunications networks or services;
j. Business Directors, Managers, and / or Legal Entities are not specified
in the Operator's Black List;
k. submit valid and correct data;
l. ability to meet deadlines in fulfilling commitment statements;
m. willingness to be subject to administrative sanctions in the event of not
n. other things in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
4. A statement of commitment to the implementation of special
telecommunications for the needs of legal entities as referred to in paragraph
(1) letter b contains:
a. the ability to submit an implementation plan includes:
1. the intent, purpose, and reasons for building special
telecommunications;
2. system configuration and network technology to be built;
3. diagrams and routes and network maps; and
4. coverage of service areas listed in the Annex which is an integral part
of this Ministerial Regulation.
b. in the event that there is a telecommunications network operator and / or
provider of telecommunications services in the relevant area, the
Business Actor submits a letter of proof of inability of the
telecommunications network operator and / or provider of
telecommunications services to provide the required services;
c. obtain a license to use the radio frequency spectrum in the case of the
provision of special telecommunications for the needs of legal entities
using the radio frequency spectrum in accordance with the provisions of
legislation;
d. carry out Operation Worthiness Tests on the readiness of Special
Telecommunications Operations for the needs of legal entities to obtain
operational feasibility certificates in accordance with the provisions of
laws and regulations;
e. the ability to implement the provisions of the Special
Telecommunications Operation for the purposes of legal entities;
f. the ability to return permits for Special Telecommunications Operations,
if special telecommunications networks are no longer needed;
g. business directors, managers and / or legal entities not specified in the
h. submit valid and correct data;
i. ability to meet deadlines in fulfilling commitment statements;
j. willingness to be subject to administrative sanctions in the event of not
k. other things in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
5. License for the Implementation of Telecommunication Networks, Permits for the
Implementation of Telecommunications Services, and Special
Telecommunications Operations Permits for the purposes of legal entities
issued based on the statement of commitment as referred to in paragraph (1)
letter b.
6. In the event that the Business Actor is declared as the winner of the selection
submitted in the implementation of the selection for the application for the
Telecommunication Network Operation permit, the statement of commitment as
referred to in paragraph (3) letters a and b does not need to be re-submitted.
7. Commitments for the Implementation of Telecommunication Networks and the
Implementation of Telecommunications Services as referred to in paragraph (3)
letter b and letter c can:
a. adjusted every year by not changing the cumulative commitment every 5
(five) years; or
b. adjusted to the government's proposal.
8. Commitment adjustments as referred to in paragraph (7) letter a are carried out
after the first year period and are proposed no later than 20 (twenty) working
days before the current year period ends for the following year period.
9. Adjustment of commitments as referred to in paragraph (7) letter b is carried out
by considering:
a. meeting service coverage and increasing service capacity to maintain
the quality of services needed by the community;
b. changes in parameters of commitment to development or service
provision due to technological developments and
c. ability of business actors;
10. Submission of proposals for adjustment of commitments for the Implementation
of Telecommunication Networks and the Implementation of
Telecommunications Services as referred to in paragraph (8) shall be carried
out through the OSS system and mechanism.
Article 23
1. Business Actors must submit compliance with the statement of commitment as
referred to in Article 22 paragraph (1) letter b through OSS no later than:
a. 1 (one) year after the Telecommunication Network Operation License is
issued;
b. 6 (six) months after the License for the Implementation of
Telecommunications Services is issued; or
c. 1 (one) year from the issuance of the Special Telecommunications
Operation License for the purpose of a legal entity.
2. Business actors are required to submit an application for Operation Worthiness
Test no later than 15 (fifteen) working days before the expiration of the
fulfillment of the statement of commitment as referred to in paragraph (1).
3. In the event that the statement of commitment is not fulfilled until the time
referred to in paragraph (1), the Business Actor shall be subject to
administrative sanction in the form of revoking the license for the Operation of
Telecommunication Networks, Permit for the Implementation of
Telecommunications Services or Special Telecommunication Operation Permits
for the purposes of legal entities.
4. In the event that the use of the radio frequency spectrum, numbering, and / or
landing rights, revocation as referred to in paragraph (3) shall be accompanied
by revocation of the intended use.
Article 24
1. (The Directorate General for the Implementation of Posts and Informatics shall
evaluate the fulfillment of the commitment statement as referred to in Article 22
paragraph (3) and paragraph (4).
2. Operation feasibility tests can be carried out by picking test methods by
Business Actors with the Ministry and / or independent assessments by
Business Actors.
3. The Directorate General of Post and Information Technology issues a
statement of operation worthiness which is the result of the Operation
Worthiness Test.
4. Telecommunications Network Operation Permit, Telecommunication Service
Operation permit, or Special Telecommunication Operation License for the
purposes of legal entity shall be effective after the Business Actor is declared to
have fulfilled the commitment statement as referred to in paragraph (1) based
on the evaluation results.
5. In the event that the Business Actor is declared not fulfilling the statement of
(1), the Business Actor has the opportunity to reiterate the fulfillment of the
commitment statement as long as it is in accordance with the period referred to
in Article 23 paragraph (1).
Article 25
Further provisions regarding the procedures for quoting and independent
assessment shall be stipulated by the Director General for the Implementation
of Post and Information Technology.
Article 26
1. Permit for the operation of telecommunications networks, licenses for the
operation of telecommunication services, and permits for the operation of
special telecommunications services for the purposes of legal entities is not
limited in time as long as they comply with the provisions of legislation.
2. The License for the Implementation of Telecommunication Networks, Permits
for the Implementation of Telecommunications Services, and Permits for
Special Telecommunication Operations for the purposes of legal entities as
referred to in paragraph (1) shall apply with the following conditions:
a. the first year of implementation starting from the effectiveness of the
permit until the end of the financial year;
b. in the event that the permit is effective after October 31, the first year of
implementation starts from the date the permit becomes effective until
the end of the next financial year; and
c. the second year period and so on counts according to the financial year
(January 1 to December 31).
Article 27
Business actors that have obtained a Telecommunication Network Operation
License and / or Permit for the Implementation of Telecommunication Services
that have been effective, must pay Telecommunications Implementation Fee
and KPU / USO Contribution in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
Part Four
Licensing for Organizing Broadcasting
Article 28
IPP as referred to in Article 5 paragraph (2) letter c consists of:
a. IPP of Local Public Broadcasting Services for Radio Broadcasting
Services;
b. IPP of Local Public Broadcasting Services for Television Broadcasting
Services;
c. IPP Radio Broadcasting Service Private Broadcasting Agency;
d. IPP Television Broadcasting Service Private Broadcasting Institution;
e. IPP Radio Broadcasting Service Community Broadcasting Agency;
f. IPP Television Broadcasting Service Community Broadcasting
Institution; and
g. IPP of Broadcasting Institutions Subscribing to Television
Broadcasting Services.
Article 29
1. IPP Applications for Local Public Broadcasting Services for Radio Broadcasting
and Television Broadcasting Services as referred to in Article 28 letters a and b
can only be carried out by legal entities established by the regional government
for the purposes of conducting radio broadcasting or television broadcasting
activities, which are independent, neutral, non-commercial, and serves to
provide services for the benefit of the public whose broadcasts are networked
with Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI) for radio and Television Republic of
Indonesia (TVRI) for television.
2. IPP Requests for Private Broadcasting Services for Radio Broadcasting and
Television Broadcasting Services as referred to in Article 28 letter c and letter d
can only be carried out by Indonesian legal entities whose business sectors
only provide radio or television broadcasting services and are commercial in
nature.
3. IPP Requests for Broadcasting Broadcasting and Television Broadcasting
Services Community Broadcasting Institutions as referred to in Article 28 letter
e and letter f can only be carried out by Indonesian legal entities, established by
certain communities, independent, and not commercial, with low transmittance,
wide range of limited areas, and to serve the interests of the community.
4. Applications for IPP for Broadcasting Institutions Subscribed to Television
Broadcasting Services as referred to in Article 28 letter g can only be carried
out by Indonesian legal entities, whose business sectors only provide
subscription broadcasting services.
Article 30
1. Permit for Operation of Broadcasting is given through the following stages:
a. announcement of opportunities for broadcasting for Private
Broadcasting Institutions and Subscription Broadcasting Institutions
through terrestrial;
b. submit a permit application through the OSS in accordance with the
provisions of the legislation;
c. submit a Statement of Commitment to fulfill the conditions for licensing
requirements and broadcasting;
d. Evaluation of hearings between business actors and the Indonesian
Broadcasting Commission;
e. obtain recommendations for the feasibility of conducting broadcasts
from the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission;
f. obtained approval in the Joint Meeting Forum between the Government
and the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission; and
g. in case of need, obtain a license to use the radio frequency spectrum in
accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
2. Statement of commitment as referred to in paragraph (1) letter c, contains
commitments:
a. ability to comply with the provisions of broadcasting;
b. ability to fulfill the obligation to pay Permit fees;
c. the ability to fulfill the requirements of the administrative aspects,
technical aspects, and aspects of the broadcast program as the
graduation requirements in the broadcast trial period within the specified
time;
d. business directors, managers and / or legal entities not specified in the
e. submit valid and correct data;
f. ability to meet deadlines in fulfilling commitment statements;
g. g. willingness to be subject to administrative sanctions in the event of
not fulfilling the commitment statement; and
h. h. other things in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
3. For the IPP application as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, the Business
Actor submits a business plan proposal and capital structure.
4. In the case of one broadcast area, the number of applications that have
obtained feasibility recommendations as referred to in paragraph (1) letter e
exceeds the number of radio frequency channels specified in the opportunity for
broadcasting, the selection and procedure shall be regulated in a Ministerial
Regulation.
5. Permit for the use of the radio frequency spectrum as referred to in paragraph
(1) letter g is a temporary ISR for broadcast testing purposes.
6. Temporary ISR as referred to in paragraph (5) shall be effective after payment
of Radio Frequency BHP for temporary ISR.
Article 31
IPP is issued based on the fulfillment of the licensing stage as referred to in
Article 30.
Article 32
1. The obligation to fulfill payment of permit fees as referred to in Article 30
paragraph (2) letter b consists of:
a. after the IPP is issued as referred to in Article 31, it must fulfill the
payment of principle permit fees and fixed IPP fees in the first year as
well as fulfillment of the commitment statement;
b. second year IPP fees and so on are fulfilled after the IPP is effective;
and
c. the cost of renewing the IPP.
2. Payment of permit fees as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be carried out in
accordance with the Payment Order issued by the Directorate General of Post
and Information Technology.
3. Amount of Fees as referred to in paragraph (1) in accordance with Government
Regulations governing the Types and Rates of Non-Tax State Revenues that
apply to the Ministry.
4. The obligation to pay IPP fees is carried out in accordance with the provisions
of the legislation and constitutes a Non-Tax State Revenue.
Article 33
1. Business actors must submit all fulfillment of the commitment statement as
referred to in Article 30 paragraph (1) letter c through OSS no later than 6 (six)
months after IPP is issued for radio broadcasting services and no later than 1
(one) year since IPP is issued for television broadcasting services.
2. Business actors are required to submit an application for Operation Broadcast
Test Evaluation no later than 15 (fifteen) working days prior to the expiration of
the fulfillment of the commitment statement as referred to in paragraph (1).
3. In the event that the commitment statement is not fulfilled until the time referred
to in paragraph (1), the Business Actor is subject to administrative sanction in
the form of revocation of the IPP.
Article 34
1. The Directorate General of Post and Information Management evaluates the
fulfillment of the commitment statement as referred to in Article 30.
2. Evaluation of Broadcast Trial as referred to in Article 33 paragraph (2) can be
carried out by picking test methods and / or independent assessment .
3. The Directorate General of Postal and Informatics Administration issues a
Broadcast Trial Evaluation Certificate which is the result of the Broadcast Trial
Evaluation using a self-test and / or independent assessment method.
4. The IPP is effective after the Business Actor is declared to have fulfilled the
commitment statement based on the evaluation results as referred to in
paragraph (1).
5. In the event that a Business Actor is declared not fulfilling a statement of
(1), the Business Actor has the opportunity to reiterate the fulfillment of the
commitment statement insofar as it is within the period referred to in Article 33
paragraph (1).
6. The IPP as referred to in paragraph (4) is valid for 5 (five) years for radio
broadcasting services and is valid for 10 (ten) years for television broadcasting
services and can be extended.
Article 35
Further provisions regarding the procedures for quoting and independent
assessment on Broadcasting Operations shall be stipulated by the Director
General for the Implementation of Post and Information Technology.
Article 36
1. Broadcasting Institutions that will extend the IPP as referred to in Article 34
paragraph (6) must submit an application for extension of IPP through OSS no
later than 12 (twelve) months and no later than 13 (thirteen) months before the
IPP ends.
2. Issuance of IPP extension is carried out with the stages referred to in Article 30
paragraph (1) letter b, letter d to letter g, Article 31, Article 32 paragraph (1)
letter c, Article 32 paragraph (2), paragraph (3 ) and paragraph (4) that apply
mutatis mutandis.
3. Extension of IPP is issued after going through the stages as referred to in
paragraph (2).
4. Broadcasting Institutions are obliged to pay the cost of the Extension of IPP in
accordance with the provisions of legislation in accordance with the SPP issued
by the Directorate General for the Implementation of Post and Information
Technology as fulfillment of the commitment statement.
5. In the case of not paying the cost of the IPP Extension as referred to in
paragraph (4), the Broadcasting Institution shall be subject to administrative
sanction in the form of revocation of the Extension IPP.
6. Extension IPP is effective after the Broadcasting Institution is declared to have
fulfilled the commitment statement.
7. The effective extension of the IPP as referred to in paragraph (6) shall
commence at the latest when the IPP as referred to in Article 34 paragraph (6)
expires.
8. The validity period of the Extension IPP is in accordance with the validity period
of the IPP as referred to in Article 34 paragraph (6).
Part Five
Telecommunications Numbering
Article 37
1. The Service for Determining Telecommunications Numbering consists of:
a. Block Number;
b. National Destination Code (NDC);
c. Signaling Point Code (SPC);
d. International Signaling Point Code (ISPC);
e. Public Land Mobile Network Identity (PLMNID);
f. Intelligent Network (IN) Access Code;
g. International Connection Access Code (IDD);
h. Access Code for Remote Direct Dialing (SLJJ);
i. Internet Telephony Access Code for Public Purposes (ITKP);
j. Information Call Center Access Code (Call Center);
k. Access Code for Premium Short Message Content Services (Premium
SMS);
l. Calling Card Access Code;
m. Community Service Center Access Code;
n. Code of Access to Short Message Community Services; and
o. Other telecommunications numbering in accordance with the provisions
of the legislation.
Article 38
1. Block Number shall be determined to the Operator of a Circuit Switched-based
Local Fixed Network.
2. National Destination Code (NDC) is stipulated to the Operator:
a. cellular mobile network; and
b. Satellite Mobile Network.
3. Signaling Point Code (SPC) is set to the Operator:
a. Fixed local network based Circuit Switched;
b. cellular mobile network; and
c. satellite mobile network.
4. International Signaling Point Code (ISPC) is stipulated to the Operator:
a. International Fixed Network connection;
5. The Public Land Mobile Network Identity (PLMNID) is set to the Operator:
a. Local Fixed Packet Switched network;
6. The Intelligent Network (IN) Access Code is assigned to the Circuit Switched-
based Local Fixed Network Operator.
7. The International Connection Access Code is set to the International Fixed
Network Operator.
8. Access codes for Long-distance Direct Dialing (SLJJ) are stipulated for the
Operator of Long-distance Direct Connection Network.
9. Internet Telephony Access Code for Public Purposes (ITKP) is stipulated for
Telephony Value Added Telephony Service Providers for Public Purposes
(ITKP).
10. The Access Call Information Center (Call Center) Code is stipulated to the
Telephony Service Center (Call Center) Service Provider.
11. Premium Short Message Content Service (Premium SMS) Access Code is set
for Telephony Value Added Service Provider Premium Short Message Service
(Premium SMS).
12. The Calling Card Access Code is assigned to the Managed Call Card Service
Provider.
13. The Community Service Center Access Code is set to the Operator:
b. International Fixed Network connection;
c. Local Fixed Network Long Distance Direct Connection;
d. cellular mobile network; and
e. satellite mobile network.
14. The Community Service Short Message Access Code is set to the Operator:
b. International Fixed Network connection;
c. Local Fixed Network Long Distance Direct Connection;
d. cellular mobile network; and
e. satellite mobile network.
Article 39
1. Business actors may submit applications for the determination of
telecommunication numbering in accordance with the provisions of the basic
technical telecommunication plan.
2. Business actors can submit applications for the determination of
telecommunication numbering through OSS.
3. Application for stipulating telecommunication numbering as referred to in
paragraph (1) consists of:
a. new application for determination of telecommunication numbering; and
b. Additional application for telecommunication numbering.
4. A new application for the determination of telecommunication numbering as
referred to in paragraph (2) must have at most 1 (one) number.
5. A new application for the determination of telecommunication numbering as
referred to in paragraph (3) letter a through the following stages:
a. Business Actors submit applications for the determination of numbering
through OSS in accordance with the provisions of legislation; and
b. Business Actors submit a Statement of Commitment fulfilling the
requirements for the determination of telecommunication numbering.
6. An additional application for the determination of telecommunication numbering
as referred to in paragraph (3) letter b through the following stages:
a. Business Actors submit requests for the determination of additional
numbering through the OSS in accordance with the provisions of
legislation; and
b. Business Actors submit a Statement of Commitment fulfilling the
requirements for stipulating telecommunication numbering;
7. Application through OSS as referred to in paragraph (6) letter a can be done
after:
a. submit a report on the use of telecommunication numbering that has
been obtained; and
b. submit documents on plans for using additional telecommunication
numbering.
8. The Directorate General of Operation of Post and Information Technology
evaluates the stages as referred to in paragraph (7).
9. Evaluation as referred to in paragraph (8) can be carried out using a picking test
method.
10. Statement of commitment as referred to in paragraph (5) letter b and paragraph
(6) letter b, contains commitments:
a. ability to comply with the provisions of telecommunications operations;
b. willing to do an evaluation of the report on the use of telecommunication
numbering that has been determined, for an additional application for
the determination of telecommunication numbering;
c. business directors, managers and / or legal entities not specified in the
d. submit valid and correct data;
e. ability to meet deadlines in fulfilling commitment statements;
f. willingness to be subject to administrative sanctions in the event of not
g. other things in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
11. Determination of telecommunication numbering is issued based on the
statement of commitment as referred to in paragraph (10).
Part Six
Licensing for the Use of
Radio Frequency Spectrum
Paragraph 1
General
Article 40
Permit for the use of Radio Frequency Spectrum as referred to in Article 5
paragraph (2) letter d includes:
a. IPFR; and
b. ISR.
Paragraph 2
IPFR
Article 41
1. IPFR as referred to in Article 40 letter a is issued through a mechanism:
a. Selection;
b. ISR changes to IPFR; or
c. evaluation.
2. IPFR issued through the selection mechanism and mechanism for ISR changes
to IPFR as referred to in paragraph (1) letters a and b is implemented through
OSS.
3. IPFR issued through the evaluation mechanism as referred to in paragraph (1)
letter c is issued by the Director General of Resources and Equipment of Post
and Information Technology on behalf of the Minister.
Article 42
1. Business actors submit an application for issuance of IPFR after the stipulation
of a Ministerial Decree concerning the winner of IPFR selection or Ministerial
Decree concerning changes in ISR to IPFR.
2. Business Actors as referred to in paragraph (1) are legal entities.
3. Business Actors as referred to in paragraph (1) must fulfill the commitment
statement in the form of:
a. ability to pay the first year BHP IPFR in accordance with the specified
period; and / or
b. guaranteed commitment to payment of annual surcharge bond (IPFR)
fees.
Article 43
1. Approval or rejection of an IPFR application is determined based on evaluation.
2. In the event that an IPFR application is approved, it will be issued:
a. notification letter for Radio Frequency BHP payment for IPFR; and
b. IPFR.
3. IPFR as referred to in paragraph (2) letter b has not been effective.
4. Business actors must submit compliance with the statement of commitment as
referred to in Article 42 paragraph (3) through OSS no later than 30 (thirty)
calendar days from the issuance of IPFR.
5. The Directorate General of Resources and Equipment of Post and Information
Technology evaluates the fulfillment of commitments submitted by Business
Actors as referred to in paragraph (4).
6. In the event that the Business Actor fulfills the statement of commitment based
on the results of the evaluation as referred to in paragraph (5), the IPFR as
referred to in paragraph (2) letter b shall be effective.
7. In the event that the Business Actor does not fulfill the commitment statement
based on the results of the evaluation as referred to in paragraph (5), the IPFR
and Ministerial Decree regarding the winner of IPFR selection or Ministerial
Decree regarding ISR changes to IPFR shall be declared invalid.
Article 44
1. IPFR holders who will expire their validity period can apply for an extension of
IPFR through OSS.
2. Requests for extension of IPFR as referred to in paragraph (1) must be
received by the OSS no later than 31 (thirty one) calendar days before the
validity period of the IPFR ends.
3. In the event that the application for the extension of the IPFR is submitted after
the period referred to in paragraph (2), the application for extension of the IPFR
is rejected.
4. Applicants for the extension of IPFR as referred to in paragraph (1) must fulfill a
commitment statement in the form of the ability to pay BHP IPFR according to
the stipulated period.
Article 45
1. Approval or rejection of the application for extension of IPFR shall be
determined based on evaluation.
2. In the event that the application for the extension of IPFR is approved, it is
issued:
a. a. Ministerial Decree concerning Extension of IPFR;
b. b. notification letter for Radio Frequency BHP payment for IPFR; and
c. c. IPFR.
3. Ministerial Decree and IPFR as referred to in paragraph (2) letters a and c have
not been effective.
4. Business actors must submit compliance with the statement of commitment as
referred to in paragraph (1) through OSS no later than 30 (thirty) calendar days
after the issuance of a Ministerial Decree concerning the extension of IPFR and
IPFR.
Technology evaluates the fulfillment of the commitment statement as referred to
in paragraph (4).
6. In the event that the Business Actor fulfills the commitment statement based on
the results of the evaluation as referred to in paragraph (4), the Minister's
Decree and IPFR as referred to in paragraph (2) letters a and c are effective.
7. In the event that the Business Actor does not fulfill the statement of commitment
based on the results of the evaluation as referred to in paragraph (4), the
Minister's Decree and IPFR as referred to in paragraph (2) letters a and c are
declared invalid.
8. Further provisions regarding the procedure for extension of IPFR shall be
stipulated by the Director General of Resources and Equipment of Post and
Information Technology.
Paragraph 3
ISR
Article 46
1. Applications for obtaining ISR as referred to in Article 40 letter b can only be
submitted by business actors who:
a. already has a telecommunications operating license;
b. do not have Radio Frequency BHP obligations for the ISR that are owed,
for ISR applicants who have had previous ISR.
2. The provisions referred to in paragraph (1) letter a are excluded for ISR
applications for special service needs, limited scope radio communication
systems, radio communication systems from point to point, and other
requirements in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
3. Application to obtain ISR as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted by
completing the application form and uploading:
a. commitment that contains a statement:
1. the data submitted is true;
2. the ability to comply with the provisions of the use of the radio
frequency spectrum; and
3. the ability to fulfill Radio Frequency BHP payment obligations
for ISR in accordance with the specified time period; and
b. Marine Frequency Determination for Communications of the Beach
Radio Station for maritime ISR applications and / or Marine Frequency
Determination for Ship Radio Station Communications for maritime ISR
application requests;
c. permission to try Aircraft Radio Stations and Flight Ground Radio
Stations for ISR applications for flight requirements for ISR applications
for flight needs; and / or
d. copy of the transponder lease agreement for ISR satellite space
requests using foreign satellites.
Article 47
Business Actors as referred to in Article 46 paragraph (1) consist of:
a. legal entity;
b. business entity;
c. public body; and / or
d. individual.
Article 48
1. ISR as referred to in Article 40 letter b may be stopped by the ISR holder.
2. Requests to terminate the use of ISR as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be
submitted no later than 14 (fourteen) calendar days prior to the period of the
annual Radio Frequency BHP payment due date.
3. Requests for termination of use of ISR that has exceeded the 14 (fourteen)
calendar day deadline as referred to in paragraph (2), ISR holders are still
subject to the obligation to pay Radio Frequency BHP for ISR for the following
year.
Article 49
1. Application to obtain approval for amendment of administrative data and ISR
technical parameter data submitted by filling in the application form and
uploading:
a. commitment that contains a statement:
1. does not have Radio Frequency BHP obligations for ISR owed
to ISR applicants who have had previous ISR;
2. the ability to comply with the provisions of the use of the radio
frequency spectrum; and
3. the ability to fulfill Radio Frequency BHP payment obligations
for ISR in accordance with the specified time period;
b. marine frequency determination for the Communication of the Beach
Radio Station for ISR requests for maritime needs and / or marine
frequency determination for Ship Radio Station Communication for ISR
applications for maritime needs; and
c. permission to try airplane radio stations and flight land radio stations for
ISR requests for flights.
2. Requests to change ISR technical parameter data as referred to in paragraph
(1) shall be submitted no later than 90 (ninety) calendar days before the
maturity date of Radio Frequency BHP payments for the annual ISR.
3. In the event that the application for changes to the ISR technical parameter
data is submitted less than the time period as referred to in paragraph (1), the
request for changes to the ISR technical parameters cannot be accepted.
Article 50
1. Approval or rejection of an ISR application as referred to in Article 46 is given
through an evaluation mechanism based on the availability of radio frequency
channels and the results of technical analysis.
2. For each approval for an application to obtain ISR as referred to in Article 46, or
changes to the ISR technical parameter data as referred to in Article 49 are
issued:
a. notification letter for Radio Frequency BHP payment for ISR; and / or
b. ISR.
3. ISR as referred to in paragraph (2) letter b has not been effective, except for
maritime service ISR, flight service ISR, administrative data adjustment ISR,
and ISR adjusting technical parameter data which does not cause changes in
Radio Frequency BHP quantities.
4. Issuance of payment notice as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a is excluded
for:
a. approval of ISR application for maritime service and aviation service;
b. approval of requests for changes in administrative data, and / or
changes to technical parameter data that do not cause changes in
Radio Frequency BHP quantities.
Article 51
1. ISR for broadcasting purposes is issued after the IPP is declared effective as
referred to in Article 34 paragraph (4).
2. The ISR of broadcasting requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be
effective after the repayment of Radio Frequency BHP for ISR broadcasting
needs.
3. Radio Frequency BHP for ISR broadcasting requirements are paid in
accordance with the notification of payment issued together with the ISR for
broadcasting requirements as referred to in paragraph (1).
Article 52
Business Actors must submit compliance with the statement of commitment as
referred to in Article 46 paragraph (3) letter a and Article 49 paragraph (1) letter
a through OSS no later than 30 (thirty) days after ISR as referred to in Article 50
paragraph (2 ) letter b is issued.
Article 53
Technology evaluates the fulfillment of the statement of commitment submitted
by the Business Actor as referred to in Article 52.
2. In the event that the Business Actor fulfills the statement of commitment based
on the evaluation as referred to in paragraph ( 1) ISR is declared effective.
3. In the event that the Business Actor does not fulfill the commitment statement
based on the evaluation results as referred to in paragraph (1), the notification
letter for Radio Frequency BHP payment for ISR and ISR is declared invalid.
Article 54
1. For each application for termination of ISR as referred to in Article 48 paragraph
(2) approved:
a. will be issued a letter of termination of ISR; and
b. details of bills that have been issued when the request for termination of
the ISR is canceled and declared invalid.
2. ISR Holders who submit applications for ISR termination as referred to in
paragraph (1) can still use radio frequency up to the maturity date of Radio
Frequency BHP payments for annual ISR.
Seventh Section of
Satellite Landing Right
Article 55
1. Landing Right Satellite is the right to use foreign satellites in Indonesia.
2. Foreign satellites that can be used in Indonesia are foreign satellites that have
been included in the list of foreign satellites that have fulfilled the requirements
of Landing Rights.
3. The Director General of Post and Information Technology Resources issues a
list of foreign satellites that can be used in Indonesia as referred to in paragraph
(2) through the website and updated regularly.
4. Satellite Landing Right as referred to in paragraph (1) may be given to:
a. telecommunication network providers;
b. providers of telecommunications services, except:
1. providers of internet access services (Internet Service
Providers / ISPs); and
2. providers of internet service resale services;
c. subscription broadcasting institutions that use satellites.
5. Landing Right Satellite given to telecommunication network operators and / or
telecommunications service providers as referred to in paragraph (4) letters a
and b, used for purposes, among others:
a. Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT);
b. data communication system; and / or
c. mobile satellite telecommunication system.
6. The Landing Right satellite given to the Subscription Broadcasting Institution
using the satellite as referred to in paragraph (4) letter c is only for the purposes
of:
a. television broadcast reception (television receive only / TVRO); or
b. access to broadcasting to customers (direct to home).
Article 56
1. Application for Landing Right can only be submitted by a Business Actor who
has a License for the Implementation of Telecommunications or a License to
Operate Broadcasting.
2. Business Actors who submit Satellite Landing Rights must complete the
application form and upload:
a. commitment that the data submitted is correct; and
b. statement of support for the provision of capacity (bandwidth) from
foreign satellite operators.
3. The requirements for the statement of support for the provision of capacity from
foreign satellite operators as referred to in paragraph (2) letter b are exempted
for Landing Right applications for television receive only / TVRO.
4. Approval or rejection of the application to obtain Satellite Landing Right as
referred to in paragraph (1) is determined 1 (one) working day from the receipt
of the complete application and based on the evaluation results.
5. Landing right are effective from the date the application is approved.
Eighth Part of
Certification of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices Telecommunication
Article 57
Application for Certification of Tools and / or Devices shall be submitted by completing
the Certification application form and uploading the following requirements:
a. Test Result Report (LHU) or test report;
b. technical specification document for Telecommunication Tools and / or
Devices;
c. letter of cooperation agreement with Indonesian telecommunications
operators, specifically for Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment in the
form of:
1. signal amplifier (repeater / booster) cellular mobile communication
system; and
2. telephone or satellite modem;
d. color photographs of the inside and outside of all sides that display brand
data and models of types of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices; and /
or
e. copy:
1. Declaration of Conformity (Declaration of Conformity) to technical
requirements in accordance with the provisions of legislation;
2. The identity of the signatory to the Declaration of Conformity as
referred to in number 1;
3. letter of the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) security
guarantee declaration and IMEI list approved by the Global System for
Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) or the like, specifically for
Telecommunications, Telecommunications, and tablet computers; and /
or
4. certificates that show compliance with the obligations of legislation
related to telecommunications equipment from the Ministry of Industry.
f. commitment that contains a statement:
1. the data submitted is true;
2. the ability to pay certificate fees in accordance with the specified time
period;
3. the ability to carry out the Picking Test of telecommunication tools and
/ or equipment; and
4. Comply with the provisions on the use of Telecommunication Tools
and / or Devices.
Article 58
Test Report (LHU) or test report as referred to in Article 57 letter a is
issued by:
a. Domestic Test Center determined by the Director General of
Post and Information Technology Resources; and / or
b. The Foreign Test Center recognized by the Director General of
Post and Information Technology Resources.
Article 59
Application for Certification of Telecommunication Tools and / or
Equipment as referred to in Article 57 shall be submitted by Business
Actors, namely:
a. brand owners who are Indonesian legal entities;
b. an Indonesian business entity appointed as an official
representative or distributor by a brand owner domiciled outside
the territory of the Republic of Indonesia;
c. an Indonesian legal entity that makes telecommunications
equipment and / or equipment for brand owners domiciled
outside the territory of the Republic of Indonesia; or
d. individuals or business entities that make, compile, and combine
components of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices so
that they can function as Telecommunication Tools and / or
Devices.
Article 60
1. Applications for Certification of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices can
only be submitted by Business Actors who already have NIB and PLG ID.
2. In the event that a Business Actor already has an NIB but does not yet have a
PLG ID, the Business Actor must register with the electronic licensing system of
the Directorate General of Resources and Equipment of Post and Information
Technology.
3. Registration of PLG ID in the electronic licensing system of the Directorate
General of Resources and Equipment of Post and Information Technology as
referred to in paragraph (2) shall be carried out by:
a. approve integrity pacts;
b. upload appointment letter as official representative or distributor; and
c. upload employee sign cards issued by Business Actors or resident
cards for individual applicants who apply for certification of
Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment as referred to in Article 59.
4. Further provisions regarding PLG ID are regulated in Ministerial Regulations.
Article 61
1. Holders of certificates of equipment and / or telecommunications equipment
must submit changes to certificates in the event that they occur:
a. change of name of Certificate holder of Telecommunication Tools and /
or Devices;
b. change of address of the certificate holder of Telecommunication Tools
and / or Devices; and / or
c. transfer of Certificate of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices to
other parties.
2. Requests for changes to the Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment
Certificate shall be submitted by filling in the application form for changing the
Certificate of Tools and / or Telecommunication Equipment and uploading the
certificate of transfer of certificate for change as referred to in paragraph (1)
letter c.
Article 62
1. Approval or rejection of a Certification application shall be determined based on
the results of technical analysis referring to the technical requirements
stipulated by the Minister.
2. For each approval for a Certification application as referred to in Article 57 and
approval for a request for a change of Certificate in Telecommunication Tools
and / or Equipment as referred to in Article 61 paragraph (2) issued:
a. certificate of payment certificate notification; and
b. Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment Certificates.
3. The Telecommunications Equipment and / or Equipment Certificate as referred
to in paragraph (2) letter b has not been effective.
Article 63
1. Business Actors are required to submit compliance with the statement of
commitment as referred to in Article 57 letter f through OSS no later than 5
(five) days after the certificate as referred to in Article 62 paragraph (2) letter b
is issued.
Technology evaluates the fulfillment of the commitment statement as referred to
in paragraph (1).
3. In the event that a Business Actor is declared to have fulfilled a commitment
statement based on the evaluation results as referred to in paragraph (2) the
certificate shall be declared effective.
4. In the event that the Business Actor does not fulfill the statement of commitment
based on the results of the evaluation as referred to in paragraph (2), the
notification letter on the payment of the certificate and certificate shall be
declared invalid.
5. Business Actors cannot re-submit a Certification application for the type of
telecommunication equipment and / or equipment whose letter of payment and
certificate has been issued 3 (three) times and declared invalid as referred to in
paragraph (4).
Part Nine
Radio Frequency Spectrum Usage Rights and Certification Costs Telecommunication
Tools and / or Equipment
Article 64
1. Every Radio Frequency Spectrum use is subject to the Radio Frequency
Spectrum usage fee for radio station licenses (BHP ISR) or the right to use the
Radio Frequency Spectrum for permit for radio frequency band (BHP IPFR).
2. Every Certification of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices shall be
subject to fees in the form of costs for Certification of Telecommunication Tools
and / or Devices.
3. The fees for the use of Radio Frequency Spectrum and Certification Costs of
Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment as referred to in paragraph (1)
and paragraph (2) constitute non-tax state revenues
4. The amount and procedure for imposing non-tax state revenues as referred to
in paragraph (3) in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
The tenth part of

The IPFR validity period, ISR, legal rights and certificate of telecommunication tools
and / or equipment
Article 65
1. IPFR as referred to in Article 40 letter a is valid for a period of 10 (ten) years.
2. IPFR as referred to in paragraph (1) can be extended 1 (one) time with a period
of 10 (ten) years based on the evaluation results.
Article 66
1. IPFR as referred to in Article 65 may be revoked because:
a. the license for the operation of the Telecommunication Network has
been revoked;
b. IPFR holders transfer IPFR without written approval from the Minister;
c. IPFR holders use IPFR not in accordance with the service and type of
service permitted;
d. violates the provisions of the technical requirements for the use of radio
frequency bands in accordance with the provisions of laws and
regulations;
e. do not transmit services in accordance with telecommunications
operating licenses owned for 2 (two) years; or
f. does not repay Radio Frequency BHP payments for IPFR for 24 (twenty
four) months according to the specified time.
2. Further provisions regarding revocation of IPFR are regulated in a Ministerial
Regulation.
Article 67
1. ISR as referred to in Article 40 letter b is valid for a period of 5 (five) years, and
can be extended.
2. ISR as referred to in paragraph (1) may be given for certain activities that are
temporary.
3. Temporary ISR for activities as referred to in paragraph (2) may be given no
later than 1 (one) year.
4. Further provisions regarding Temporary ISR are regulated in Ministerial
Regulations.
Article 68
1. ISR as referred to in Article 67 may be revoked because:
a. telecommunication operating licenses or broadcasting licenses have
expired or revoked;
b. transferring ISR without the approval of the Director General;
c. do not carry out service broadcasting activities in accordance with ISR
for 1 (one) year;
d. violates the provisions of technical requirements in accordance with the
established ISR and / or statutory provisions;
e. use false or misleading identification and / or radio station signals;
f. radio stations that do not include identification; and / or
g. do not pay Radio Frequency BHP for annual ISR according to a
predetermined time.
2. Further provisions regarding revocation of ISR are regulated by Ministerial
Regulation.
Article 69
The Landing rights referred to in Article 55 are not restricted in their period.
Article 70
1. Every telecommunication equipment and / or equipment made, assembled,
inserted, to be traded and / or used in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia
must be certified.
2. Telecommunication tools and / or equipment that are still made, assembled or
inserted, to be traded in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia after 3 (three)
years since the Certificate is effective, must be recertified by the certificate
holder.
Eleventh Part
Registration of Electronic System Administrators
Paragraph 1
General
Article 71
1. Electronic System Providers for Public Services must register.
2. Providers of Electronic Systems for Non-Public Services can register.
Paragraph 2
Procedures for Registration of Electronic System Administrators
Article 72
1. The Electronic System Operator submits an application for registration of its
Electronic System to the Minister.
2. Electronic System Providers can register more than 1 (one) Electronic System.
Paragraph 3
Application for Registration
Article 73
1. Electronic System Operator submits application for registration of Electronic
System by:
a. fill out the registration form; and
b. attach supplementary registration documents.
2. Complementary registration documents as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b
for Electronic System Providers in the form of legal entities as follows:
a. name of legal entity, address of legal entity, form of legal entity,
company deed and final amendment deed;
b. tax ID number;
c. name, residence number, telephone number, and electronic mail
contacting the Electronic System Operator;
d. general description of the operation of Electronic Systems; and
e. Information security certificate in accordance with the Electronic System
category based on an information security management system or a
statement of fulfillment of the commitment to have an information
security certificate if it does not have an information security certificate.
3. Complementary registration documents as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b
for Electronic System Administrators of individuals as follows:
a. name, residence number, telephone number, and electronic mail;
b. tax ID number;
c. general description of the operation of Electronic Systems; and
d. Information security certificate in accordance with the Electronic System
category based on an information security management system or a
statement of fulfillment of the commitment to have an information
security certificate if it does not have an information security certificate.
4. The general description of the operation of the Electronic System as referred to
in paragraph (2) letter d and paragraph (3) letter c consists of:
a. name of Electronic System;
b. Electronic System sector;
c. Website URL;
d. domain name system and / or server IP address;
e. brief description of functions of Electronic Systems and Electronic
Systems business processes;
f. description of hosting usage; and
g. willingness to protect personal data.
5. In the event that the Electronic System Operator does not yet have an
information security certificate as referred to in paragraph (2) letter e and
paragraph (3) letter d, the Electronic System Operator must fulfill it no later than
1 (one) year after the registration mark is issued.
Paragraph 4
Verification
Article 74
1. The supplementary registration documents included in the application for
registration of the Electronic System as referred to in Article 73 paragraph (1)
will be verified to ensure the completeness of the documents.
2. In the event that the completeness of the supplementary registration documents
is not fulfilled or the results of the verification indicate that the filling is
incomplete, the Minister gives a rejection.
Paragraph 5
Issuance of Registration Mark
Article 75
1. Issuance of the Electronic System Operator register is carried out after
verification as referred to in Article 74 paragraph (1) is declared complete.
2. The Minister places the name of the Electronic System Operator who has
obtained the Registered Mark in the List of Electronic System Providers.
3. The Electronic System Operator List is placed on the website pages managed
by the Ministry.
Article 76
1. The validity period of the Registered Sign of the Electronic System Operator for
5 (five) years from the date of issuance.
2. Extension of Registered Electronic System Operator Registration is carried out
in accordance with the procedure for registration as referred to in Article 73.
3. Application for extension of Registered Electronic System Operator Registration
as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be submitted no later than 1 (one) working
day before the validity period is over.
Paragraph 6
Updates
Article 77
1. Electronic System Administrators are responsible for the validity of
supplementary registration documents.
2. The supplementary registration documents that undergo changes must be
updated with reports to the Minister.
Paragraph 7
Revocation and Suspension of Registered Signs
Article 78
1. Electronic System Operator Registration Signs that are not extended as
referred to in Article 70 paragraph (2) are suspended temporarily for a period of
30 (thirty) days from the expiration of the Registered Sign of Electronic System
Operator.
2. Revocation of Registered Sign of Electronic System Operator can be done in
case of:
a. Electronic System Providers do not report changes as referred to in
Article 77 paragraph (2); and / or
b. Electronic System Providers violate in accordance with the provisions of
the legislation.
3. After the temporary freezing time as referred to in paragraph (1) is exhausted
and / or the Registered Sign of the Electronic System Operator is revoked as
referred to in paragraph (2), Electronic System Administrators must register as
new registrants.
Part Two Twelve

Provisions of Recognition as Electronic Certification Organizers
Article 79
1. Electronic Certification Organizers must obtain recognition from the Minister.
2. Recognition of the Electronic Certification Operator consists of 3 (three) levels,
namely:
a. Registered Electronic Certification Organizer;
b. Certified Electronic Certification Provider; or
c. Electronic Certification Provider holding
Article 80
1. In order to obtain the registered status as referred to in Article 79 paragraph (2)
letter a, the Electronic Certification Operator must submit an application for
recognition of registered status to the Minister.
2. To obtain a certified status as referred to in Article 79 paragraph (2) letter b,
Electronic Certification Organizers must have obtained a registered status and
submitted an application for recognition of the certified status to the Minister.
3. In order to obtain the status of indentation as referred to in Article 79 paragraph
(2) letter c, the Electronic Certification Operator must have obtained the
recognition of certified status and submit an application for recognition of parent
status to the Minister
Thirteenth Section of
Registration of Management System Certification Institutions for Information Security
Article 81
1. Security Management System Certification Institute Information must obtain
recognition from the Minister.
2. The Information Security Management System Certification Institution as
referred to in paragraph (1) must:
a. in the form of an Indonesian legal entity;
b. domiciled in Indonesia;
c. accredited by the National Accreditation Committee;
d. have an Auditor team consisting of at least 1 (one) Permanent Auditor;
and
e. have a certification decision-making team.
Article 82
1. The Certification Agency submits an application for recognition as an
Information Security Management System Certification Institution to the Minister.
2. Application for recognition as referred to in paragraph (1) is completed with
documents:
a. application letter;
b. accreditation certificate from the National Accreditation Committee;
c. list of members of the Auditor team;
d. list of members of the certification decision team; and
e. statement letter.
3. The Minister shall evaluate the application as referred to in paragraph (1).
Article 83
1. Recognition as an Institution of Information Security Certification conducted
after the assessment as referred to in Article 82 paragraph (3) is declared
complete.
2. The Minister places the name of the Information Security System Certification
Institution that has obtained the Minister's recognition in the list of Information
Security Management System Certification Bodies.
3. The List of Information Security System Certification Bodies is placed on the
website pages managed by the Ministry.
Article 84
1. Determination of recognition as referred to in Article 83 paragraph (2) shall be
valid for a maximum of 4 (four) years from the date of issuance.
2. Application for extension of acknowledgment of Information Security
Certification Institution is carried out in accordance with the procedure for
application of recognition as referred to in Article 83.
3. Application for extension of recognition of Information Security Certification
Institution as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be submitted no later than 1
(one) working day before validity period expires.
CHAPTER III
BUSINESS EXPANSION
Article 85
1. Business actors who will conduct business development in a new location in the
same field and type of operation can submit an application for expansion of the
service area.
2. In the event that Business Actors in the field of Special Telecommunications
provision for Legal Entity Purposes that will carry out business development in
new locations, must submit applications for expansion of service areas with the
provisions of submitting documents as follows:
a. business development plan, which includes:
1. system configuration and network technology to be built;
2. diagrams and routes and network maps; and
3. service area coverage.
b. in the event that there is a telecommunications service provider or
network in the area concerned, the Business Actor submits a letter of
evidence of the inability of the provider of the network and / or
telecommunications services to provide the required services;
c. obtain a license to use the radio frequency spectrum in the case of the
provision of Telecommunications specifically for the purposes of legal
entities using the radio frequency spectrum;
d. submit valid and correct data; and
e. other things in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.
3. Telecommunication Network Providers and / or Telecommunications Service
Providers may submit applications for additional operation and / or network
services or telecommunications services in accordance with the
Telecommunications Network Implementation Permit and / or the License for
the Implementation of Telecommunication Services that have been obtained as
referred to in Article 15 paragraph (1) and Article 16.
4. Requests for additions as referred to in paragraph (3) go through the stages
referred to in Article 22, Article 23, and Article 24 which apply mutatis mutandis.
5. The Minister issues an agreement on the request for additional operations and /
or services based on the commitment statement.
6. A statement of commitment and time to start effective for additions as referred
to in paragraph (3) applies to each type of operation and / or service.
7. The expiration of the validity period with the approval as referred to in
paragraph (5) in accordance with the validity period of the License for the
Implementation of the Telecommunication Network or the permit for the
Implementation of Telecommunications Services.
CHAPTER IV
DEFENSE OF AUTHORITY
Article 86
In the implementation of licenses and services, the Minister may delegate the
authority to sign licenses to officials under them.
CHAPTER V
CONTROL AND SUPERVISION
Article 87
The Minister shall supervise and control the implementation of this Ministerial
Regulation.
Article 88
1. An Operator that has obtained a License for the Operation of a Post, a License
for the Implementation of Telecommunications, and / or an IPP in accordance
with the provisions of this Ministerial Regulation shall submit a report on the
implementation periodically to the Minister.
2. For postal operations, periodic reports on operations as referred to in paragraph
(1) shall be submitted by the Post Operator every 1 (one) year which contains
at least:
a. type of service;
b. amount of production;
c. service rates;
d. achievement of service standards;
e. financial analysis / report;
f. area of operation; and
g. amount of human resources.
3. For the implementation of telecommunications, periodic reports on operations
as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted by Telecommunications
Providers by submitting annual reports for evaluating annual operating permits.
4. For the implementation of broadcasting, the periodic report on implementation
as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted by the Broadcasting Institution
every 1 (one) year which contains at least:
a. capital (the status of the last change) which consists of:
1. capital;
2. composition of shareholders; and
3. cross-concentration and ownership; and
b. financial statements;
c. number of customers for LPB;
d. the development of broadcast programs which consist of:
1. description of broadcast time, broadcast material source
material, target audience, and competitiveness; and
2. the percentage of the overall broadcast program and the
pattern of daily and weekly broadcasts; and
e. development of facilities and infrastructure consisting of:
1. inventory list of facilities and infrastructure used, including
studio and transmitter equipment, number and type of studios;
and
2. map of the location of broadcasting stations, transmitting
station layout images and maps of the location of the transmitting
stations, as well as images of maps of broadcast coverage areas
and broadcast service areas; and
f. fulfillment of commitment to broadcasting in accordance with the
business plan / proposal submitted at the time of application and
extension of IPP; and
g. legal compliance related to intellectual property and fulfillment of the
obligation to pay royalties for copyright and related rights in accordance
with statutory provisions.
5. The report as referred to in paragraph (4) letter a number 2 and number 3 does
not apply to LPP and LPK.
Article 89
Further provisions concerning procedures for implementing supervision and
control shall be stipulated by the Minister.
Article 90
1. Directors, administrators, and / or legal entities of Post Operator Companies,
Telecommunications Organizers, and / or Broadcasting Organizers may be
stipulated in the Operator's Black List in the event that Business Actors are
subject to administrative sanctions in the form of commercial or operational
license revocation, and / or rights to service delivery.
2. The Board of Directors, management, and / or legal entity of the Business Actor
stipulated in the Operator's Black List, are prohibited from being involved in the
Implementation of Posts, Telecommunications, and / or Broadcasting.
3. Directors, management, and / or legal entities of Business Actors may be
issued from the Operator's Black List after:
a. 2 (two) years from the date specified in the Operator's Black List; and /
or
b. obligations that become state accounts are fulfilled.
Article 91
1. The Minister shall supervise and control the use of:
a. IPFR;
b. ISR;
c. Satellite License Rights; and
d. Certificate of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices.
2. Further provisions regarding the use of IPFR, ISR, Satellite Obstruction Rights,
and Certificates of Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment, as well as
supervision and control are regulated in a Ministerial Regulation.
Article 92
1. Business actors who violate the provisions in this Ministerial Regulation are
subject to administrative sanctions.
2. Administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) may be in the form of:
a. warning;
b. imposition of administrative fines; and / or
c. revocation of commercial or operational licenses.
Article 93
1. The amount of administrative fine as referred to in Article 92 paragraph (2) letter
b shall be stipulated by government regulation.
2. Imposition of administrative sanctions in the form of revocation of commercial or
operational licenses shall be given after the stage of giving the warning at most
3 (three) times.
3. Further provisions regarding the imposition of administrative sanctions as
referred to in Article 92 shall be stipulated by the Minister.
Article 94
1. Business actors who commit violations:
a. submit false / incorrect documents or information in submitting fulfillment
of commitments; or
b. committing commercialization before fulfilling its commitments are
declared fulfilled, sanctions are imposed.
2. Sanctions for violations as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a are in the form of
license revocation and blacklisted.
3. Sanctions for violations as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b in the form of
fines and freezing of commercial business that has been carried out.
4. In the event that a business actor who has conveyed the fulfillment of an
operational feasibility commitment is declared not to meet operational feasibility
in a certain service area, then the business suspension sanction is imposed on
the said service area.
Article 95
1. IPFR, ISR, and Certificates of Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment
that have not been effective cannot be used for commercial purposes.
2. The Minister carries out supervision and control of IPFR, ISR, and
Telecommunication Tools and / or Equipment Certificates that have not been
effective.
Article 96
Business actors that use IPFR, ISR, and Certificates of Tools and / or
Telecommunication Devices that have not been effective for commercial
purposes shall be subject to sanctions in the form of:
a. criminal in accordance with the provisions of legislation; and
b. revocation of IPFR, ISR, and Certificate of Telecommunication Tools
and / or Devices.
Article 97
1. The Minister gives administrative sanctions to the Information Security
Management System Certification Institution that commits a violation.
2. Administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) include:
a. written warning; and
b. Issued from the Information Security Management System Certification
Agency.
3. The imposition of administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) shall
be carried out based on the provisions of the legislation.
CHAPTER VI
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Article 98
The format of licensing documents and services in the field of postal,
telecommunications, and broadcasting as stipulated in this Ministerial
Regulation shall be stipulated by the Director General of the Implementation of
Posts and Information Technology.
Article 99
Licensing documents in electronic form issued under this Ministerial Regulation
have the same legal force as the written form.
Article 100
Business actors can print their own commercial or operational permits, ISR, and
Certificates of Telecommunication Tools and / or Devices in electronic form
through the OSS system.
Article 101
The Minister organizes complaints service centers and licensing consultations
in the field of communication and information technology
Article 102
1. For licensing in the field of postal, telecommunication and broadcasting, the
Director General of Post and Information Technology conducts socialization
related to the implementation of an electronic licensing system and coordinates
with relevant agencies .
2. The electronic licensing system as referred to in paragraph (1) operates in
stages.
Article 103
In fulfilling the obligation to pay licensing and service fees as referred to in this
Ministerial Regulation, Business Actors submit proof of payment.
Article 104
Further provisions concerning licensing procedures and services for the
implementation of postal, telecommunication, and broadcasting as well as
stipulation of telecommunication numbering as referred to in this Ministerial
Regulation shall be stipulated by the Director General for the Implementation of
Post and Information Technology.
CHAPTER VII
TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
Article 105
1. Requests for licensing and services in the field of Communication and
Information as referred to in Article 5 paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) that have
been submitted by Business Actors prior to the enactment of this Ministerial
Regulation and licenses not yet issued, are processed through OSS in
accordance with the provisions of this Ministerial Regulation.
2. The documents submitted by the Business Actor in the permit application as
referred to in paragraph (1) are used as the basis for issuing Licensing through
the OSS in accordance with the provisions in this Ministerial Regulation.
Article 106
1. Business actors that have obtained the approval of the Minister of
Communication and Information Technology to provide Internet Protocol
Television (IPTV) services can continue to provide their services until the
expiration of the intended agreement.
2. In the event that Business Actors as referred to in paragraph (1) will carry out
business development, they must comply with the provisions in this Ministerial
Regulation.
Article 107
1. Business actors who have obtained permission prior to the enactment of this
Ministerial Regulation, must register through the OSS system no later than 1
(one) year after this Ministerial Regulation is stipulated.
2. In the event that a business actor who has obtained a permit prior to the
enactment of this Ministerial Regulation will carry out business development, it
is obligatory to adjust his license in accordance with the provisions in this
Ministerial Regulation.

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REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

CONCERNING BUSINESS LICENSING SERVICES INTEGRATED

BY THE GRACE OF GOD THE ALMIGHTY

MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OF THE

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