Unesa.ac.id. SURABAYA—Law Department, Faculty of Law (FH) Surabaya State University (UNESA) together with the Expertise Body of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) discussed the Academic Text of the Draft Law concerning the Second Amendment to Law Number 17 of 2008 concerning Shipping in Focus Group Discussion (FGD), in Building H, Faculty of Law (FH).
This activity which took place on Thursday, March 21 2024 was a momentum for stakeholders including UNESA Law experts to discuss a number of crucial points related to the plan changes to the law
Present with the group, the Chair of the DPR-RI Legislative Regulation Drafting Team, Zaqiu Rahman, S.H., M.H., said that this FGD was intended to accommodate ideas, input and studies related to several points in the Bill Shipping, including the formulation of the Sea Coast and Guard, Archipelagic Sea Lanes (ALK), Cabotage Principles, and Delegation Regulations.
Discussion of the Academic Text of the Draft Shipping Bill with the DPR-RI Expertise Body together UNESA legal expert at UNESA FH Building
The Sea Coast and Guard formulation, he continued, has been a source of prolonged polemic, becoming the main focal point in discussions to ensure effective and efficient shipping security and safety management.< /p>
This meeting also highlighted the regulation of archipelagic sea lanes in the event of a marine disaster and the losses that arise if violations occur in archipelagic sea lanes.
In addition, an in-depth understanding of the principle of cabotage and its role in safeguarding sovereignty Indonesian seas were the center of attention in the discussion.
The emphasis on delegation regulations in the amended regulations is also a major concern, with reference to the process of delegation of authority in law enforcement in the shipping sector.
This FGD is an important step in providing space for stakeholders to share views and experiences, as well as encouraging closer collaboration between academics and practitioners in developing better regulations for the Indonesian shipping industry.
"Hopefully the results will be "This discussion can make a positive contribution to changing regulations that support sustainable growth in the country's shipping industry," said Zaqiu Rahman. []
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Author: UNESA Law Department Team< /p>
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