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Keep a personal watchlist, check official source files when needed, and prepare Indonesian–English working references that show exactly which file you used.
In short: This is not a legal-status database. It helps you record source-file evidence and citation details before a lawyer or researcher checks amendments, revocation, consolidation, commencement, and current legal effect.
This tool is useful when you need to show exactly which regulation file was used, when it was checked, and where it came from. It is not designed to decide immediately whether a law remains in force or has changed. Its role is to keep the source trail organised before legal analysis begins.
A lawyer is preparing a memo for foreign directors. The working English reference helps them navigate the subject, but the official Indonesian text and current legal status are still checked before any conclusion is given.
A compliance team saves the official URL, check date, and file hash before meeting a vendor. A changed file triggers further review; it does not prove that the law changed.
A researcher returns to their notes months later. The exported reference identifies the file, date, and SHA-256 previously used, without presenting the English wording as an official title or translation.
The practical benefit is a cleaner source trail. Questions of amendment, revocation, consolidation, commencement, and current legal effect still require a separate qualified review.
For now, the list covers Laws 12/2011, 27/2022, 40/2007, 24/2009, 2/2014, 6/2023 and 1/2023, plus Government Regulation 35/2021. This is not yet a complete database of Indonesian laws.
Automatic alerts are not available yet. For now, you start each check yourself with the “Check official source now” button. This beta does not collect an email subscription or promise automatic delivery.
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