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Compilation <strong>and</strong> <strong>Review</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Laws</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Regulation</strong>s in IndonesiaCompilation <strong>and</strong> <strong>Review</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Laws</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Regulation</strong>s in Indonesia• Rehabilitate the damaged caused by the operation<strong>of</strong> the business (Chapter 11)• Guarantee safety <strong>and</strong> order for the visitors• Participate in guarding the sustainability <strong>of</strong> thispreservation area.At the moment Perhutani as the nature tourismbusiness operator, apparently has not fullyimplemented its right <strong>and</strong> responsibility to managethe facilities <strong>and</strong> infrastructure in the in the naturetourism areas. With only limited staff, it will behard for Perhutani to carry out its responsibilities.In the end the maintenance <strong>of</strong> the areas is stillimplemented by the BKSDA.The responsibility <strong>of</strong> the tourism business operatorin the Panajung Pang<strong>and</strong>aran Nature TourismPark is important, since this area contains severalcultural heritage artifacts. In regulation No. 10 <strong>of</strong>1993 on the Implementation <strong>of</strong> <strong>Regulation</strong> No.5 <strong>of</strong> 1992 on cultural heritage artifacts, anyonepossessing or having access to cultural heritageartifacts (chapter 22) is obliged to protect thoseartifacts (from damaged by nature <strong>and</strong>/or humanaction, a transfer <strong>of</strong> ownership <strong>and</strong> access tounauthorized persons, changes in their authenticity<strong>and</strong> historical value) carry out maintenance (fromdamage <strong>and</strong> deterioration caused by nature <strong>and</strong>biological processes, pollution) <strong>of</strong> these artifactsthrough restoration, refurbishing, care <strong>and</strong>preservation(Chapter 23).Anyone in possession <strong>of</strong>, or having access tocultural heritage artifacts but does not carry outresponsibilities to protect <strong>and</strong> maintain themresulting in damage lost, or changes in theirhistorical <strong>and</strong> scientific <strong>and</strong> cultural values, willbe reprim<strong>and</strong>ed, the responsibility <strong>of</strong> care <strong>and</strong>maintenance <strong>of</strong> artifacts is transferred at the expense<strong>of</strong> the owner or the one having access to them. Inthe event the owner or the one having access is notin a position to reimburse these expenses which hasbeen advanced by the government, the owner orthe one having access can transfer the right <strong>of</strong> use<strong>and</strong>/or maintenance <strong>of</strong> part or all artifacts to thegovernment as a compensation for it the protection<strong>and</strong> care, or transfer the ownership or right <strong>of</strong> accessto the government with compensation.Weakness in implementation clauses can also beseen from the absence <strong>of</strong> a code <strong>of</strong> conduct for theimplementation <strong>of</strong> tourism business <strong>and</strong> a code <strong>of</strong>ethics for visitors. In Agenda 21 in the section on theTourism Agenda to develop a Sustainable quality <strong>of</strong>life, it is stated that the improvement <strong>of</strong> the tourismindustry to become creditable <strong>and</strong> reliable can bedone through :• The implementation <strong>of</strong> a code <strong>of</strong> ethic in thetourism industry• Education <strong>and</strong> training• Awards for workers.• Development <strong>and</strong> strengthening <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>essionalassociations.Other than the above, the Tourism Law 2009 alsoobligates enterpreneurs to:• Give regard to <strong>and</strong> respect religious norms,tradition, cultural <strong>and</strong> local values <strong>of</strong> thecommunity.• Provide accurate <strong>and</strong> responsible information• Give non-discrimination in the provision <strong>of</strong>services• Provide comfort, friendliness, protection, security<strong>and</strong> safety for visitors.• Provide insurance for high risk tourism activity• Develop mutually beneficial partnership withmicro, small scale <strong>and</strong> cooperatives• Give priority for the use <strong>of</strong> products <strong>of</strong> the localcommunity, national products <strong>and</strong> provideopportunities for local workers.• Improve competence <strong>of</strong> workers through training<strong>and</strong> education• Actively initiate the development <strong>of</strong> facilities <strong>and</strong>empowerment programs for the local community• Participate in the prevention <strong>of</strong> all forms <strong>of</strong>activities that are against the local moral norms<strong>and</strong> other violation <strong>of</strong> laws in the businesslocation.• Maintain nature conservation.• Uphold the image <strong>of</strong> the country <strong>and</strong> theIndonesian nation through responsible tourismactivity.• Implement a st<strong>and</strong>ard <strong>of</strong> operation <strong>and</strong>competency in accordance with the provisions inthe regulationsThe above points are basic undertakings that arerequired in the implementation <strong>of</strong> a business <strong>and</strong> arecodes <strong>of</strong> conduct.Towards the implementation <strong>of</strong> a code <strong>of</strong> ethics forvisitors, the Tourism laws has required everyone to :• Maintain <strong>and</strong> preserve the tourism attraction <strong>and</strong>take care <strong>of</strong> the preservation <strong>of</strong> the environmentin the tourism destination areas.• In particular, tourists are to maintain <strong>and</strong> preservethe environmentIt also prohibited the destruction <strong>of</strong> part or all <strong>of</strong> thephysical attraction <strong>of</strong> the tourism site. The weaknessin implementation is evident in the same unsolvedenvironment problems year after year. One obvious<strong>and</strong> ongoing problem is the issue <strong>of</strong> garbage. Asyet there is no innovation to overcome the garbagedisposal problem.<strong>Regulation</strong> No. 18 <strong>of</strong> 2008 on garbage disposalstates that the management <strong>of</strong> garbage disposal isimplemented based on principles <strong>of</strong> responsibility,continuity, benefit, equity, awareness togetherness,safety, economic value (Chapter 3) <strong>and</strong> has asobjectives the improvement <strong>of</strong> community health,environment, <strong>and</strong> the management <strong>of</strong> garbage as aresource (Chapter 4).The above law in fact gives responsibility to thegovernment <strong>and</strong> local government to guaranteethat the management <strong>of</strong> garbage is based onresponsibility <strong>and</strong> is environmentally friendly inaccordance with the objectives contained in theregulation (Chapter 5). The role <strong>and</strong> responsibility <strong>of</strong>the government consists <strong>of</strong> (Chapter 16):• Nurture <strong>and</strong> increase awareness <strong>of</strong> the communityin the disposal <strong>of</strong> garbage.• Conduct research, develop technology which willreduce <strong>and</strong> facilitate garbage disposal.• Facilitate, develop <strong>and</strong> implement efforts toreduce , utilize <strong>and</strong> make use <strong>of</strong> garbage.• Implement garbage disposal <strong>and</strong> provide facilitiesfor garbage disposal• Encourage <strong>and</strong> facilitate the development <strong>of</strong>garbage disposal products.• Facilitate the implementation <strong>of</strong> specific localtechnology developed by the local community toreduce <strong>and</strong> manage garbage.• Attempt coordination within governmentinstitutions, the community, <strong>and</strong> the world inworking toward a unified approach in garbagedisposal.There is an <strong>of</strong>fice for Cleanliness Service <strong>and</strong>Gardening <strong>of</strong> the Ciamis Regency in Pang<strong>and</strong>aran,it appears however that its activities are stillfocused on garbage disposal <strong>and</strong> the facilitation<strong>and</strong> maintenance <strong>of</strong> facilities <strong>and</strong> equipmentto dispose garbage in certain areas. There areactivities to nurture <strong>and</strong> increase awareness <strong>of</strong>the community in reusing waste <strong>and</strong> to increasecommunity participation in this field, however dueto limited resources this activity is confined to oneor to districts out <strong>of</strong> the 36 districts. Some villageshave taken the initiative to reuse the waste, but itsimplementation has not been spread to other places.One critical responsibility for the government inPang<strong>and</strong>aran is to coordinate stakeholders in orderto achieve a comprehensive garbage disposal system,where there is mutual cooperation <strong>and</strong> coverage forthe whole region.b. Identification <strong>of</strong> regulations which with someadditions can overcome the issues.The major responsibilities <strong>and</strong> functions <strong>of</strong> localgovernment institutions are usually stated indecisions <strong>of</strong> the Head <strong>of</strong> the Region. In order forthe local government to be able to implement itstasks mentioned in the regulations on garbagedisposal, these responsibilities need to be spelledout as major responsibilities <strong>and</strong> functions <strong>of</strong> localgovernment institutions <strong>of</strong> the local government inthis case the government <strong>of</strong> the Ciamis Regency .~ 24 ~~ 25 ~

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