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20260806 080000 UTC
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[00:00:06] completing the parties that
[00:00:30] plans to increase the value of regional bond issuance from
[00:00:33] the original 3.5 trillion to 5.2
[00:00:36] trillion. One of the factors for the increase in bond value is
[00:00:40] the funding needs for the Jakarta Manggarai LRT project
[00:00:44] above Duku, which is estimated to cost 2.7
[00:00:47] trillion.
[00:00:50] Regarding bonds, the DKI Jakarta
[00:00:53] government, before deciding to
[00:00:56] launch bonds, plans to do so. In
[00:01:00] June next year, we will certainly
[00:01:03] listen, ask for advice,
[00:01:05] and discuss with credible institutions that are already
[00:01:09] accustomed to issuing bonds for cities around the
[00:01:12] world, for example yesterday with
[00:01:16] the IFC, World Bank, then with the Asian
[00:01:19] Development Bank and so on.
[00:01:22] I believe that later, if
[00:01:25] Jakarta launches it,
[00:01:29] the plan is after discussion with the
[00:01:32] DKI Jakarta Provincial DPRD, the figure will be
[00:01:36] 5.2 trillion because for the
[00:01:39] construction of the LRT from Mangga Rae
[00:01:42] to Duku Atas, so this
[00:01:45] model
[00:01:47] will be a role model for other regions and I
[00:01:51] believe it will have a positive impact on Jakarta's
[00:01:54] finances as well because Jakarta's finances are actually very
[00:01:58] healthy and we can even reach
[00:02:01] up to 20 trillion for that, but so that the finances remain
[00:02:05] healthy and what is a concern,
[00:02:08] one of them from the Minister of Home Affairs, that this
[00:02:12] should not become a burden for the governor
[00:02:15] after me, so I decided the maximum is at
[00:02:19] that figure. Metro Jaya Police Chief Commissioner
[00:02:22] Asef Edi Suheri together with Jaya Military Commander Legend Teni Dedi Suryadi
[00:02:26] visited the headquarters of the Brimob Police Corps in Kelapa Dua Depok.
[00:02:30] This visit is part of an effort to strengthen solidarity and
[00:02:34] synergy between the TNI and Polri in maintaining security
[00:02:37] stability in Jakarta. Metro Jaya Police Chief and Jaya Military Commander
[00:02:40] were directly welcomed by the Commander of the
[00:02:43] Brimob Police Corps Commissioner Poldram Dani Hidayat
[00:02:47] The meeting took place in a warm atmosphere, discussing
[00:02:51] strengthening coordination, increasing personnel readiness,
[00:02:54] and synergy in facing various security
[00:02:57] and public order dynamics in Jakarta
[00:03:00] and its surroundings. The Brimob Corps Commander emphasized
[00:03:03] the readiness of the Brimob Corps to support the implementation of
[00:03:07] security tasks with the Metro Jaya Police and the Jaya
[00:03:10] Military Command to maintain security stability and
[00:03:13] provide protection to the community.
[00:03:16] Meanwhile, the Jaya Military Commander and the Metro Jaya Police Chief
[00:03:19] emphasized that the solidarity, communication, and coordination
[00:03:23] between the TNI and Polri are an important foundation in
[00:03:26] maintaining the integrity of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia
[00:03:29] as well as providing a sense of security to the community.
[00:03:32] Through this visit, the Metro Jaya Police, the Jaya Military Command,
[00:03:36] and the Brimob Police Corps are committed to continuing to strengthen
[00:03:39] coordination and
[00:03:41] interoperability
[00:03:43] to ensure Jakarta remains safe, conducive, and
[00:03:47] supports the implementation of various national strategic
[00:03:50] agendas.
[00:03:59] The South Jakarta District Court declared that the compensation
[00:04:02] pre-trial petition filed by Roy Suryo could not be accepted. Single
[00:04:06] Judge I Ketut Darmawan assessed that the petition filed by Roy Suryo's
[00:04:10] side contained formal defects because it did not include the Minister
[00:04:13] of Finance as a party in the
[00:04:15] case.
[00:04:19] In its consideration, the judge stated that the payment of compensation
[00:04:23] based on applicable provisions is carried out by the Minister
[00:04:26] of Finance based on a copy of the court decision
[00:04:29] or ruling. Therefore, the Minister of Finance was deemed
[00:04:33] to have to be involved as a party in the petition. However,
[00:04:37] in this case, that party was not included, so
[00:04:40] the petition was declared to contain formal defects because it was not
[00:04:44] in accordance. Based on these considerations, the judge
[00:04:48] stated that the petition could not be accepted without examining the main
[00:04:51] case and charged the court fees to
[00:04:54] the petitioner. Responding to the decision, Roy
[00:04:58] Suryo's legal counsel Refly Harun asserted:
[00:05:02] but could not be accepted. According to him,
[00:05:04] the substance of the case has not been examined by
[00:05:07] the court.
[00:05:12] emphasized that he would continue legal efforts by filing
[00:05:16] the petition again after
[00:05:19] were deemed incomplete by the court judge.
[00:05:33] Thus, it is appropriate that the petition
[00:05:37] be declared
[00:05:37] inadmissible.
[00:05:42] that can be accepted, then the costs arising in this case
[00:05:45] must be borne by the petitioner in the amount of zero,
[00:05:48] recalling Article 173, Article
[00:05:51] 175 paragraph 5, Article 365
[00:05:54] Uhak, Article 11, Government Regulation No. 27
[00:05:58] 1983.