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THE EXTENSION OF RELAXATION CREDIT

The Financial Services Authority (OJK) finally decided to extend the credit restructuring program affected by Covid-19 which will end in March 2023. However, the extension of the relaxation of this policy is only segmented and sectoral. However, the extension of the relaxation of this policy is only segmented and sectoral. According to OJK's Public Relations Director Darmansyah, for the period of 1 year until March 31, 2024, OJK will continue to support certain segments, sectors, industries, and regions (targeted) as opposed to re-restructuring the credit/financing at this time for the next three years. first, the MSME segment which covers all sectors. Second, the sector of providing accommodation and eating and drinking. And third, the industries that provide large employment opportunities, namely the textile and textile products (TPT) industry and the footwear industry. The policy will remain in effect until the end of the contract between the lending institution and the debtor a...

Bontang Mangrove Park, as an educational tourism in Bontang.

    The Kutai National Park Office has begun to provide a new destination for the bontang community, which is expected to be able to become a tourist attraction as well as serve as an educational tool for the surrounding community regarding mangrove trees, since 2018. The Bontang Mangrove Park or simply BMP for short is a fast-growing tourist destination in Bontang City which has been growing rapidly in recent years. BMP consists of a spectacular expanse of mangrove ecosystems with a variety of vegetation and animal species, which enhances its natural potential through the provision of extraordinary expanse of mangrove ecosystems. As a BMP concept, Conservation, Education, and Adventure aspire to become the best medium to disseminate the knowledge of mangrove trees in Indonesia by providing the best education and adventure. In support of the purpose of BMP as an educational tool, the boardwalk that stretches from land to sea provides a wealth of data and facts related to ...

Legal standing of The Constitutional Court Decision No. 2/PUU-XIX/2021

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There was a lot of news out there after the CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ruled on the Constitution. A number of media raised titles that were contrary to the contents of the ruling, so there was a risk that the media would provide false information to the public. In the case of topics that are exaggerated and exaggerated headlines, and hyperbole, there is a high chance of disturbance in the general public because the general public does not understand the ruling and leading to confusion. It has been determined that the Constitutional Court has rendered a decision dated February 12, 2021. A case for 2/PUU-XIX/2021 has been rejected entirely by the Constitutional Court, the applicant Johsua Michael Jami, the Internal Collector at a finance company, who applied for a material test based on Article 15 Paragraph 2 of the Fiduciary Law, as the object of the application. Article 15 paragraph (2) of the Fiduciary Law as long as the phrase "executory power" and the phrase "equal to a...