The petitioner for the material test emphasizes the bloated structure of the presidential advisory body from the advisory council to special advisors, totaling 36 members.

Law enforcement has become a key focus in the administration of President Prabowo Subianto and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka.

President Prabowo Subianto received the Team Formulating the Indonesia One Data Law, attended by Sufmi Dasco Ahmad, Cucun Ahmad Syamsurijal, and Rieke Diah Pitaloka.

Chairperson of DKPP, Heddy Lugito, encourages Commission II of the DPR RI and the Government to strengthen the DKPP institution through a new Election Law.

Constitutional Judge Arsul Sani made a humorous remark about "Sekolah Tidak Ijazah Ada" during the judicial review of the Election Law, questioning the grievances of the applicants.

Through the Constitutional Court's ruling, the employment cluster in the Job Creation Law must be excised and become a separate Employment Law by 31 October 2026.

The Head of PKB Faction in Commission II of the DPR RI, Muhammad Khozin, argues that the formation of the KPU-Bawaslu Selection Committee should be conducted after the Election Law is passed.

KSP General Police Listyo Sigit Prabowo allows students to demonstrate in accordance with the law but reminds them to maintain order.

Under Presidential Regulation (Perpres) No. 15/2026, each Wantimpres member is entitled to a financial entitlement of IDR 76,500,000 per month.

The revision of the Military Justice Law is deemed necessary to clarify the distinctions between military offenses and general crimes, in accordance with the Constitutional Court's ruling.

Members of Commission II of the House of Representatives urge President Prabowo to form the KPU selection team for the 2027-2033 period in October 2026, in accordance with the Election Law.

Residents of Palangka Raya affected by forest fires are testing the Disaster Management Law in the Constitutional Court. They demand clarification of the phrase 'yang memadai' related to disaster budgets.

PBB revisits judicial review of the General Elections Law at the Constitutional Court, focusing on factual verification and garnering support from non-parliamentary parties. The fight continues!

Three non-parliamentary parties are challenging the Election Law at the Constitutional Court! They seek amendments to the parliamentary threshold and party verification for the people's voice and bureaucratic efficiency.

The Constitutional Court has declared Law 31/1997 on Military Justice unconstitutional under certain conditions, granting a two-year deadline for amendments to prevent impunity for TNI soldiers.

The Special Committee for the Revision of the Election Law is considering e-accounting for design updates, allowing electronic vote counting. E-voting is not yet an option, but studies are ongoing.

The Constitutional Court ruled that the judicial review of the Election Law regarding educational requirements for presidential and vice-presidential candidates is inadmissible. The high school diploma requirement remains in effect.

Minister Yusril assures that the government has no intention of removing state loss from the UU Tipikor but aims to clarify the definition of state loss within that law.

The House of Representatives is still discussing the proposal to increase the number of KPU and Bawaslu commissioners through the revision of the Election Law. The final decision awaits the dynamics of the working committee.

The concept of state losses is proposed to no longer be included in the definition or elements of corruption, as presented by the Chairman of the National Economic Council, Luhut Binsar Panjaitan.