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Annex 1 Timeline of Events that are Related to Decentralization in the Forestry Sector May July January March May June November 1997 Law 18/1997 on Regional Taxes and Charges was issued Indonesian currency started being depreciated, triggered the economic crisis. 1998 Government signed Letter of Intent with IMF. The forestry reforms included in the Letter of Intent between the IMF and the Indonesian government were largely aimed at promoting sustainable forest management through enforcement of selective cutting regulations, increasing the government’s capture of timber rents, and raising efficiency levels in all segments of the timber and wood processing industries. People’s Consultative Assembly (MPR) General Session. Soeharto and Habibie were appointed the President and Vice President. Muhammad ‘Bob’ Hasan was appointed the Minister of Industry and Trade, and Sumahadi was appointed the Minister of Forestry and Estate Crops, replaced Djamaluddin Suryohadikusumo. Elimination of Apkindo monopoly over plywood exports as part of the Letter of Intent with the IMF. Soeharto resigned, Habibie was appointed the President. Muslimin Nasution was appointed the Minister of Forestry and Estate Crops, replacing Sumahadi. Regulation 51/1998 on Forest Resource Rent Provision was issued. Regulation 62/1998 on Delegation of Partial Authority in the Forestry Sector to The Regions was issued. MPR Special Session. One of the decrees was TAP MPR XV/ MPR/1998 on The Implementation of Local Autonomy and the Arrangement, Distribution, and Equitable Utilization of National Resources; and The Fiscal Balancing of Central and Regional Governments within the Frame of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia.
146 Annex 1. Timeline of events that are related to decentralization in the forestry sector January April May July 1999 Regulation 6/1999 on Forestry Enterprises and the Extraction of Forest Products in Areas Designated as Production Forest was issued. The House of Representatives (DPR) passed the bill on regional governance and fiscal balancing. Joint decree from Ministry of Forestry and Ministry of Cooperatives and Small-Medium Enterprises on empowering cooperatives in forestry and estate crops enterprises. The decree provided legal support for establishment of cooperatives doing forestry business. Law 22/1999 on Regional Governance was issued, replaced Law 5/1974 and Law 5/1979. Law 25/1999 on Fiscal Balancing Between The Central Government and Regional Governments was issued, replaced Law 32/1956. MoFEC Decree 310/1999 on The Guidelines for Granting Forest Product Harvesting Rights was issued. MoFEC Decree 317/1999 Forest Product Harvesting Permits for Customary Communities in Areas Designated as Production Forests was issued. The decree was particularly used by districts in Papua to issue customary community forest extraction permits. District government of Bulungan (East Kalimantan) issued Bupati Decree 19/1999 on procedures of licensing of small scale forest product collection and use in communal and private forests. September Law 41/1999 on Forestry was issued, replaced Law 5/1967. October November March MPR General Session. Abdurrahman Wahid was elected as the 4 th president of Indonesia, and Megawati Soekarnoputri became the Vice President. Malinau (East Kalimantan) was formally established as a new kabupaten. Nur Mahmudi Ismail was appointed the Minister of Forestry and Estate Crops, replacing Muslimin Nasution. Kutai Barat (East Kalimantan) was formally established as a new kabupaten. 2000 MoFEC 084/2000 was issued, postponed the implementation of MoFEC Decree 310/1999, but MoFEC Decree 310/1999 was not revoked. District Government of Kapuas Hulu (West Kalimantan) issued Bupati Decree 2/2000 on implementing regulation on the procedures of small scale concession permits with a maximum area of 100 ha.
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