In this edition of Legislative Journal we will review three of the thirty-seven bills that are included in the 2015 National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) to be passed this year. The Bills are: the Bill on the Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages, the Bill on Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition, and the Bill on National Entrepreneurship.

In this edition of Legislative Journal we will review three of the thirty-seven bills that are included in the 2015 National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) to be passed this year. The Bills are: the Bill on Archipelagic Concept, the Bill on Protection and Empowerment of Fishermen, and the Bill on Food Sovereignty.

In this edition of Legislative Journal we will review two of the thirty-seven bills that are included in the 2015 National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) to be passed this year. The Bills are: the Bill on The Disabled and the Bill on Health Quarantines.

In this edition of Legislative Journal we will review three of the thirty-seven bills that are included in the 2015 National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) to be passed this year. The three Bills are the Bill on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, the Bill on Information and Electronic Transactions, and the Bill on the Code of Criminal Law.

In this edition of Legislative Journal we will review two of the thirty-seven bills that are included in the 2015 National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) to be passed this year. The two Bills are the Bill on The Management of Hajj and Umrah and the Bill on The Placement and Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers Overseas.

In this edition of Legislative Journal we will review three of the thirty-seven bills that are included in the 2015 National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) to be passed this year. The three Bills are the Bill on Financial System Safety Network, the Bill on Non-Tax Revenues, and the Bill on the General Taxation Guidelines.

In this edition of Legislative Journal we will review three of thirty-seven Bills that are included in the National Legislative Program (Prolegnas) to be passed this year. The three Bills are the Bill Amending the Oil and Gas Law, the Bill Amending the Law on Minerals and Coal Mining, and the Bill on Land.

Indonesia’s House of Representative (DPR) has included the Bill on Tobaccos as a priority legislation for passage this year (2015). The political party factions that promoted the deliberation of the bill were the Golkar Party, PDI-P, PAN, and Nasdem. Deliberation on the Tobacco Bill has not yet begun because of an ongoing debate in the legislative body (Baleg). The following is our review of the 2014 version of the bill.