Deputy Chair of Commission IX of the House of Representatives, Charles Honoris, urges the government to utilize public facilities as Clean Air Shelters to protect residents affected by karhutla.

The designation of forest and land fires (karhutla) as a national disaster is expected to maximize funding to expedite their handling.

Members of the House remind that personnel mutations in Polri under Chief Police Suyudi must bring tangible improvements to the community.

Ahmad Doli Kurnia encourages inter-agency collaboration to address the increasing violence and bullying among students.

The government is urged to agree on a framework and mechanism for implementing the MBG program during distance learning to ensure its continuation.

Members of Commission III of the Indonesian House of Representatives are urging the death penalty for the suspect in the brutal murder of a mother and child in Madiun, labeling it as a savage act.

Parents can pick up MBG meals at schools. However, this mechanism requires mutual agreement among the SPPG, the school, and the guardians.

The budget for disaster management is directly linked to public safety and must be monitored from planning through reporting.

TNI and OPM clash in Maybrat, West Papua. The TNI reported three OPM members killed.

Member of Commission III of the DPR RI, Rudianto Lallo, emphasizes the high achievement in the recovery of state assets through law enforcement in the past two years.

DPR members support the move by Police Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto to request the MUI to assess the possibility of a fatwa concerning the use of vapes.

The temporary halt of MBG should not disadvantage students or the Nutrition Fulfillment Service Units (SPPG) responsible for implementing the program.

Members of the DPR underscore the large-scale internal rotations within the National Police by General Suyudi, hoping to enhance performance and law enforcement.

The Chairman of the PDI-P DPP stated that KPU and Bawaslu commissioners involved in verifying Gibran’s educational qualifications should not run again in future elections.

The Indonesian House of Representatives is urging maximum penalties for corporations involved in forest fires, even suggesting the confiscation of profits. The police have identified 20 corporations as suspects.

The Secretary of the Wantimpres responded to a lawsuit at the Constitutional Court which sought to limit the members of Wantimpres to only 9.

The government has been urged to cancel the plan to distribute civil servant salaries via the Merah Putih Village Cooperative, as it is deemed inefficient and burdensome for civil servants.

The number of 26 Wantimpres members is challenged in the Constitutional Court for allegedly wasting the state budget, with the petitioner requesting a maximum of 9 members.

Members of the House of Representatives are urging for concrete Indonesia-Singapore cooperation to address karhutla following the Prabowo-Vivian meeting, emphasizing legal and economic aspects.

The lack of a cap on the number of Wantimpres members in the Wantimpres Law has the potential to strain the state revenue and expenditure budget (APBN).