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GOVERNOR OF SPECIAL REGIONAL PROVINCE

THE CAPITAL OF JAKARTA

REGULATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF SPECIAL REGIONAL PROVINCE

THE CAPITAL OF JAKARTA

NUMBER 142 YEAR 2019

ABOUT

OBLIGATION TO USE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SHOPPING BAG IN

SHOPPING CENTERS, SHOPPING SHOPS AND PEOPLE'S MARKETS

BY THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY

THE GOVERNOR OF THE PROVINCE OF THE SPECIAL CAPITAL REGION OF JAKARTA,

Considering: a. that in order to reduce the generation of waste originating from plastic bag
waste and increase public awareness of the realization of a clean and
healthy environment, it is necessary to take comprehensive and
integrated strategic steps in efforts to prevent and handle the negative
impact of the use of shopping bags in the form of restrictions on the
use of shopping bags made from plastic bags. plastic and use of Eco-
Friendly Shopping Bags ;

b. that based on the considerations as referred to in letter a, as well as as

the implementation of the provisions of Article 21 of Regional
Regulation Number 3 of 2013 concerning Waste Management, it is
necessary to stipulate a Governor Regulation concerning the Obligation
to Use Environmentally Friendly Shopping Bags at Shopping Centers,
Supermarkets and People's Markets;

Remember 1. Law Number 18 of 2008 concerning Management

Rubbish;

2. Law Number 23 of 2014 concerning Regional Government as

amended several times, most recently by Law Number 9 of 2015;

3. Regional Regulation Number 3 of 2013 concerning Management

Rubbish;

4. Regional Regulation Number 5 of 2016 concerning the Establishment

and Composition of Regional Apparatuses for the Special Capital
Region of Jakarta;
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5. Regional Regulation Number 2 of 2018 concerning Markets,

6. Regional Regulation Number 7 of 2018 concerning Management and

Business Development of the Pasar Jaya Regional Public Company ;

DECIDE :

To stipulate the GOVERNOR'S REGULATION CONCERNING THE OBLIGATION TO USE

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SHOPPING BAG AT SHOPPING
CENTERS , SHOPPING SHOPS AND PEOPLE'S MARKETS.

PIG

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

article 1

In this Governor Regulation what is meant by:

1. Region is the Province of the Special Capital Region of Jakarta.

2. Regional Government is the Governor and Regional Apparatus as an

element of regional government administration.

3. Governor is the Head of the Province of the Special Capital Region of

Jakarta.

4. Regional Secretary is the Regional Secretary of the Special Capital Region of Jakarta.

5. Regional Apparatus is the Regional Apparatus of the Province of the

Special Capital Region of Jakarta.

6. The Environment Agency is the Environment Agency

Province of the Special Capital Region of Jakarta.

7. Office of Communication, Information and Statistics is the Office of Communication,

Information and Statistics of the Province of the Special Capital Region of Jakarta.

8. Cooperatives, Small and Medium Enterprises and Trade Service,

hereinafter referred to as KUKM and Trade Service, means the
Cooperatives, Small and Medium Enterprises and Trade Office of the
Province of the Special Capital Region of Jakarta.

9. One-Stop Integrated Service and Investment Service is the Capital

Investment and One-Stop Integrated Service Office of the Special
Capital Region of Jakarta.

10. Mayor is the Mayor of the Administrative City in the Province

Jakarta Capital Special Region.

11. The Regent is the Regent of the Archipelago Administration

One thousand.
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12. The Civil Service Police Unit, hereinafter referred to as Satpol PP, is
the Civil Service Police Unit for the Special Capital Region of Jakarta.

13. Business Actor is any individual and/or legal entity that conducts
goods sales activities at Shopping Centers, Supermarkets or People's
Markets.

14. Manager is every individual or business entity, whether in the form of

a legal entity or not a legal entity that is established and domiciled or
carries out activities within the jurisdiction of the Republic of Indonesia,
either alone or jointly through an agreement that has obtained a
business license to carry out business management of Shopping
Centers, Supermarkets and/or People's Markets.

15. Shopping Center is a certain area consisting of one or several

buildings erected vertically or horizontally, which are sold or rented to
Business Actors or managed by themselves to carry out goods trading
activities;

16. Supermarkets are shops with a self-service system that sell various
types of goods in retail in the form of: minimarkets, supermarkets,
department stores, hypermarkets or wholesalers in the form of
wholesalers.

17. People's Market is a market that is built and managed by the

Government, Regional Government, Private, State-Owned Enterprises
and Regional-Owned Enterprises including cooperation with the
private sector with business premises in the form of shops, kiosks,
booths and tents owned/managed by small traders. , medium, non-
governmental organizations or cooperatives with small- scale
businesses, small capital and with the process of buying and selling
merchandise through bargaining.

18. Minimarket is a store with a self-service system that retails various

types of consumer goods, especially food products and/or other
household products with a maximum floor area of 400 m2 (four
hundred square meters).

19. Supermarket is a self-service shop with a self-service system that

retails various types of consumer goods, especially food products and/
or other household products in the form of building materials, furniture
and electronics with a floor area of more than 400 m2 (four hundred
square meters). ) and a maximum of 5,000 m2 (five thousand square
meters).

20. Department Store is a self-service shop with a self-service system

that sells in retail various types of consumer goods, especially
clothing products and their accessories with arrangement based
on gender and/or age-level of consumers with a business floor of
more than 400 m2 (four hundred square meters) and maximum
5,000 m2 (five thousand square meters).
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21. Hypermarket is a supermarket with a self-service system that sells in

retail various types of consumer goods, especially food products and/
or other household products in the form of building materials, furniture
and electronics with a floor area of more than 5,000 m2 (five thousand
square meters). ).

22. Grocery store is a supermarket with a self-service system that sells

wholesale various types of consumer goods, especially food products
and/or other household products in the form of building materials,
furniture and electronics with a floor area of more than 5,000 m2 (five
thousand square meters). ).

23. Goods are every object, both tangible and intangible, whether movable
or immovable, consumable or non-expendable and can be traded,
used, used or exploited by consumers or business actors.

24. Consumer is any person who purchases goods at Shopping Centers,

Supermarkets and/or People's Markets.

25 Eco-friendly Shopping Bags are reusable shopping bags that can be

made of any material, including dry leaves, paper, fabric, polyester
and their derivatives as well as recycled materials, have adequate
thickness, can be recycled and are designed to be used repeatedly. .

26. Disposable Plastic Shopping Bags are shopping bags with handrails
that are used as containers to lift or transport goods and are made of
or contain plastic base materials, thermoplastic polymers, latex,
polyethylene, thermoplastic synthetic polymeric or other similar
materials which are polymers. hydrocarbon derivatives, including
those containing prodegradants.

27. Disposable Plastic Packaging Bags are transparent bags used as

packaging to wrap and maintain the sanitation of food ingredients that
have not been covered by any packaging and are made of or contain
plastic base materials, thermoplastic polymers, latex, polyethylene,
thermoplastic synthetic polymeric or similar materials. Others are
hydrocarbon-derived polymers.

28. Usage is the provision of Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags by the Manager

in every shopping transaction.

29. Food is anything that originates from biological sources of agricultural,

plantation, forestry, fishery, animal husbandry, water and water
products, both processed and unprocessed, which is designated as
food or drink for human consumption, including food additives, food
raw materials. and other materials used in the process of preparing,
processing and/or making food or beverages.
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30. Community is individuals or groups of people including non-profit

organizations and/or other non-governmental stakeholders.

CHAPTER II

PURPOSE, OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE

Section 2

This Governor's Regulation is intended as a legal basis that regulates the

obligation to use Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags by Managers of Shopping
Centers, Supermarkets, and People's Markets.

Article 3

This Governor Regulation aims to provide legal certainty in implementing

the obligations of the Managers of Shopping Centers, Supermarkets and
People's Markets to use Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags.

Article 4

The scope of regulation in this Governor Regulation includes:

a. implementation of the obligation to Use Environmentally Friendly

Shopping Bags, and

b. fostering and supervising the provision of Shopping Bags

Environmentally friendly.

CHAPTER III

IMPLEMENTATION OF OBLIGATIONS FOR USE OF BAG

ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SHOPPING

Part One
Use of Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags

Article 5

(1) Managers of Shopping Centers, Supermarkets, and People's

Markets are required to use Eco-friendly Shopping Bags.

(2) With respect to the obligations as referred to in paragraph (1), the

Managers of Shopping Centers, Supermarkets, and People's
Markets are prohibited from using Single-use Plastic Shopping
Bags .

The second part

Shopping Center Manager Responsibilities

Article 6

(1) Implementation of the obligation to use friendly shopping bags

The environment as referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1), is carried
out by the Shopping Center Manager through:
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a. enforcement of obligations to all Business Actors conducting

business activities within the Shopping Centers they manage to
use Environmentally Friendly Shopping Bags;

b. the implementation of a ban on the use of single-use plastic

shopping bags in the shopping center it manages;

c. socialization and official notification to all Business Actors conducting

business activities within the Shopping Centers they manage on
the implementation and/or prohibition as referred to in letter a and
letter b;

d. socialization and education on the use of Eco- Friendly Shopping

Bags to Consumers in the Shopping Centers they manage through
audio, visual and/or audio-visual communication media;

e. supervision of the prohibition of the use of single-use plastic

shopping bags and the implementation of the use of environmentally
friendly shopping bags in the shopping center that they manage;
and

f. giving warning to Business Actors and/or Consumers who do not

heed the implementation of obligations and/ or prohibitions as
referred to in letters a and b.

(2) In the implementation of obligations and/or prohibitions as referred to

in paragraph (1) letters a and b, every business actor in Shopping
Centers has the obligation to:

a. does not provide Disposable Plastic Shopping Bags in

the place of business he manages;

b. providing free Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags near the cashier for

payment transactions;

c. implement procedures for socializing the use of Eco-Friendly

Shopping Bags to Consumers; and

d. implement socialization procedures for the negative impact of using

single-use plastic shopping bags.

Article 7

(1) Business Actors at Shopping Centers may provide Disposable Plastic

Packaging Bags.

(2) Provision of Disposable Plastic Packaging Bags as intended in

paragraph (1) can only be used to accommodate Food materials that
have not been wrapped in any packaging.

(3) In the event that alternative packaging bags that are more
environmentally friendly are available, the provision of Single-
use Plastic Packaging Bags as referred to in paragraph (1) is
discontinued.
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Article 8

(1) In implementing the procedure for socializing the use of Eco-Friendly

Shopping Bags and/or the negative impact of the use of Single- use
Plastic Shopping Bags as referred to in Article 6 paragraph (2) letter
c and letter d, Business Actors must have and implement a procedure
for socializing the use of Friendly Shopping Bags. Environment.

(2) The socialization procedure as referred to in paragraph (1) shall at

least include the following elements:

a. provide information in the form of audio, visual, or audio visual to

consumers related to the program of providing Environmentally
Friendly Shopping Bags that are carried out;

b. provide information in the form of audio, visual, or audio visual to

consumers regarding the negative impact of Single-use Plastic
Shopping Bags on the environment;

c. ask if consumers bring Eco- Friendly Shopping Bags;

d. offer incentives given if you bring your own Eco-Friendly Shopping

Bags; and

e. provide reasonable prices on the provided Eco-Friendly Shopping

Bags.

(3) In implementing the socialization procedure as referred to in

paragraph (1), the Business Actor may determine the method
of socialization according to creativity and market share
without reducing the elements as referred to in paragraph (2).

Part Three
Supermarket Manager Responsibilities

Article 9

(1) Implementation of the obligation to use Friendly Shopping Bags

The environment as referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1), is carried
out by the Supermarket Manager through:

a. enforcement of the use of Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags in the

business activities it manages;

b. provision of non-free Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags near the cashier

for payment transactions;

c. implement procedures for socializing the use of Eco-Friendly

Shopping Bags to Consumers;

d. implement procedures for socializing the negative impact of using

single- use plastic bags; and
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e. provide incentives to consumers according to the policies of each

supermarket to encourage and reward consumers who bring their
own eco-friendly shopping bags.

(2) The supermarket manager as referred to in paragraph (1) includes a

supermarket that is independent and/or integrated with the people's
market, shopping center or other buildings/areas.

Article 10

(1) Supermarkets can provide Disposable Plastic Packaging Bags.

(2) Provision of Disposable Plastic Packaging Bags as intended in

paragraph (1), can only be used to accommodate Food materials that
have not been wrapped in any packaging.

(3) In the event that alternative packaging bags that are more
environmentally friendly are available, the provision of Single- use
Plastic Packaging Bags as referred to in paragraph (1) is discontinued.

Article 11

(1) Supermarkets must have and implement procedures for socializing

the use of Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags as referred to in Article 9
paragraph (1) letter c and letter d.

(2) The socialization procedure as referred to in paragraph (1) shall at

least include the following elements:

a. provide information in the form of audio, visual, or audio visual to

consumers related to the program of providing Environmentally
Friendly Shopping Bags that are carried out;

b. provide information in the form of audio, visual, or audio visual to

consumers regarding the negative impact of Single-use Plastic
Shopping Bags on the environment;

c. ask whether the Consumers bring Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags;

d. offer incentives given if you bring your own Eco-Friendly Shopping

Bags; and

e. provide reasonable prices on the provided Eco-Friendly Shopping

Bags.

(3) Supermarkets can determine the method of socialization

according to creativity and market share without reducing the
elements as referred to in paragraph (2).
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Part Four
Responsibilities of the People's Market Manager

Article 12

(1) Implementation of the obligation to use Shopping Bags

Environmentally friendly as referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1), is
carried out by the People's Market Manager through:

a. enforcement of obligations to all business actors conducting

business activities in the people's market environment which they
manage to use Eco- Friendly Shopping Bags;

b. prohibition of the use of single-use plastic shopping bags in the

people's market environment it manages;

c. socialization and official notification to all business actors conducting

business activities in the people's market environment which they
manage on the implementation and/or prohibition as referred to in
letters a and b;

d. socialization and education on the use of Eco- Friendly Shopping

Bags to consumers in the people's market environment they
manage,

e. supervision of the use of Eco- friendly Shopping Bags and the

prohibition of the use of Single-use Plastic Shopping Bags in the
people 's market environment it manages, and

f. giving warnings to business actors and/or consumers who do not

heed the enforcement of obligations and/ or prohibitions as
referred to in letters a and b.

(2) In the implementation of the obligations and/or prohibitions as referred

to in paragraph (1) letters a and b, every Business Actor in the
People's Market has the obligation to:

a. does not provide Disposable Plastic Shopping Bags in

the place of business he manages;

b. providing free Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags near the cashier for

payment transactions;

c. implement procedures for socializing the use of Eco-Friendly

Shopping Bags to Consumers; and

d. implement socialization procedures for the negative impact of using

single- use plastic shopping bags.

Article 13

(1) Business Actors in the People's Market may provide Disposable

Plastic Packaging Bags.
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(2) Provision of Disposable Plastic Packaging Bags as intended in

paragraph (1), can only be used to accommodate Food materials that
have not been wrapped in any packaging.

(3) In the event that alternative packaging bags that are more
environmentally friendly are available, the provision of Single-use
Plastic Packaging Bags as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be
discontinued.

Article 14

(1) In implementing the procedure for socializing the use of Eco-Friendly

Shopping Bags and/or the negative impact of the use of Single- use
Plastic Shopping Bags as referred to in Article 12 paragraph (2) letter
c and letter d, Business Actors must have and implement procedures
for socializing the use of Friendly Shopping Bags. Environment.

(2) The socialization procedure as referred to in paragraph (1) shall at

least include the following elements:

a. provide verbal information to consumers related to the program of

providing Eco-friendly Shopping Bags ;

b. provide verbal information to consumers regarding the negative

impact of single-use plastic shopping bags on the environment,
and

c. ask if consumers carry Eco- Friendly Shopping Bags.

(3) Business actors can determine the method of socialization according

to creativity and market share without reducing the elements as
referred to in paragraph (2).

Part Five
Community Rights

Article 15

(1) The public has the right to easily obtain a shopping container in the
form of an Eco-friendly Shopping Bag from the Management.

(2) The public has the right to bring their own Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags
and refuse to be given a Disposable Plastic Shopping Bag container
by Business Actors.

The public has the right to obtain information from the perpetrator (3)
Efforts regarding the types and materials of Eco -Friendly Shopping
Bags available and the price to be paid if you want to get Eco-Friendly
Shopping Bags .
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CHAPTER IV

GUIDANCE AND SUPERVISION

Article 16

(1) Regional Governments provide guidance to Managers, Business

Actors and Consumers in order to fulfill their obligations as regulated
in this Governor Regulation.

(2) The guidance as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out continuously

to create a movement for the community to get used to bringing their
own Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags for shopping.

(3) The guidance as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out

through :

a. coordination;

b. outreach and campaigns;

c. technical counseling and guidance;

d. supervision and consultation;

e. awarding the Manager and/or Business Actor; and/or

f. other coaching activities in the context of reducing plastic waste.

(4) The guidance as referred to in paragraph (1) is coordinated by the

Environmental Service and carried out by the Apparatus
Areas as follows:

a. Department of Communication, Information and Statistics;

b. KUKM and Trade Office;

c. Government tourism office,

d. Mayor; and

e. Regent.

Article 17

(1) Supervision of the implementation of the provision of Environmentally Friendly

Shopping Bags is carried out by the Regional Government.

(2) The supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out to

ensure that the Business Actor carries out the provision of
Environmentally Friendly Shopping Bags properly.

(3) In carrying out supervision, the KUKM and Trade Service and
Satpol PP, coordinated by the Environmental Service, carry out
field supervision and periodic monitoring of Business Actors.
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(4) In carrying out the supervision, as referred to in paragraph (3), the

Environmental Service may involve elements of consumers and the
public.

Article 18

(1) Supervision by the Environmental Service is carried out by

consider :
a. results of field supervision and periodic monitoring; and

b. input/complaints from consumers and the public.

(2) The results of the supervision referred to are reported by the

Environmental Service to the Governor every 6 (six) months.

Article 19

(1) The Regional Government is authorized to carry out an inventory of

the use of Environmentally Friendly Shopping Bags by Business
Actors.

(2) The inventory as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out to obtain

data and information regarding the use of Environmentally Friendly
Shopping Bags which may include:

a. types of shopping bags provided,

b. the size and material of the shopping bags provided;

c. the price and sale of the shopping bags provided; and

d. changes in the level of consumer demand for shopping bags

from time to time.

(3) In the event that the Regional Government conducts an inventory

as referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2), Business Actors are
obliged to facilitate the provision of data and information.

CHAPTER V

PROVISION OF REGIONAL FISCAL INCENTIVES

Article 20

(1) Managers of Shopping Centers, Supermarkets and People's

Markets who have implemented the obligations and procedures
for socializing the use of environmentally friendly shopping bags
as regulated in this Governor Regulation may obtain regional
fiscal incentives.

(2) Regional fiscal incentives as referred to in paragraph (1) are

given in the form of reduction and/or relief from regional taxes on
business activities carried out by Shopping Centers, Supermarkets
and/or People's Markets.
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(3) Managers of Shopping Centers, Supermarkets and/or People's

Markets to obtain Regional fiscal incentives as referred to in
paragraph (1) must submit a letter of application to the Governor.

(4) Further provisions regarding the procedure for granting and the
amount of regional fiscal incentives as referred to in paragraph (1)
shall be regulated by a Governor Regulation.

CHAPTER VI

FINANCING

Article 21

The cost of guidance and supervision as referred to in Article 16 to Article

19 shall be charged to the Regional Revenue and Expenditure Budget
through the Budget Implementation Documents of each Regional
Apparatus.

CHAPTER VII

ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS

Part One
Administrative Sanctions for Shopping Center Management,
Supermarket and People's Market

Article 22

(1) Managers of Shopping Centers, Supermarkets, and/or People's

Markets who do not carry out the obligations as referred to in Article
5 of this Governor Regulation may be subject to administrative
sanctions.

(2) The imposition of administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph

(1) in the form of:

a. written warning;

b. forced money;

c. license suspension; and/or

d. license revocation.

(3) The administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be

given based on the results of the supervision of the Environmental
Service .

(4) The administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a

and letter b shall be imposed by the Environmental Service;

(5) The administrative sanction as referred to in paragraph (2) letter c

and letter d is given by the Office of Investment and One Stop
Integrated Services to the holder of the operational business
license of the Business Actor.
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(6) In addition to the imposition of administrative sanctions as referred to

in paragraph (2), the perpetrators of violations can be announced in
media that can be accessed by the public.

Article 23

(1) The written warning as referred to in Article 22 paragraph (2)

letter a is carried out in stages, namely the first written warning
for 14 x 24 (fourteen times twenty four) hours, and if it is not
heeded then a second written warning is given for 7 x 24 (seven
times twenty four) hours, and if it is not heeded then a third
written warning is given for 3 x 24 (three times twenty four) hours.

(2) If the Manager has complied with the written warning as referred to
in paragraph (2), then the Manager is released from the obligation to
pay forced money.

(3) Managers who fail to heed the third written warning letter within 3 x
24 (three times twenty four) hours after the third written warning is
issued, will be subject to forced money.

Article 24

(1) The manager as referred to in Article 23 paragraph (3) shall be

imposed with an administrative sanction in the form of forced money
of a minimum of Rp.5,000,000 (five million rupiah) and a maximum
of Rp.25,000,000 (twenty-five million rupiah).

(2) Forced money in the amount of IDR 5,000,000 (five million rupiahs)
must be paid within 1 (one) week since the Manager receives the
notification of the imposition of administrative sanctions for forced
money.

(3) For delays in payment of administrative sanctions for forced money

for more than 7 (seven) days, forced money in the amount of Rp.
10,000,000 (ten million rupiahs) shall be imposed.

(4) For delays in payment of administrative sanctions for forced money

for more than 14 (fourteen) days, forced money in the amount of Rp.
15,000,000 (fifteen million rupiahs) shall be imposed.

(5) For delays in payment of administrative sanctions for forced money

for more than 21 (twenty one) days, forced money in the amount of
Rp. 20,000,000 (twenty million rupiahs) shall be imposed.

(6) For delays in payment of administrative sanctions for forced money

for more than 30 (thirty) days, forced money in the amount of Rp.
25,000,000 (twenty five million rupiahs) shall be imposed.

Article 25

(1) The administrative sanction of forced money as referred to in Article

23 shall be imposed by the Environmental Service .

(2) Payment of forced money by the Manager is deposited through

Bank DKI.
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(3) Proof of deposit or receipt by Bank DKI Jakarta as referred to in paragraph

(2) shall be submitted to the Environmental Service.

Article 26

(1) If the Manager has complied with the forced payment as referred to in
Article 24, the Manager shall be exempted from administrative sanction
of permit suspension.

(2) Fulfillment of forced payment does not relieve the Manager from the
obligation to provide Eco-Friendly Shopping Bags.

Article 27

(1) In the event that the manager has been given an administrative sanction
of forced money but does not implement it within 5 (five) weeks, it will be
subject to an administrative sanction in the form of permit suspension as
referred to in paragraph (1). Article 22 paragraph (2) letter c.

(2) The administrative sanction in the form of permit suspension as referred

to in paragraph (1) is given by the Head of the Office of Investment and
One Stop Integrated Services based on the recommendation from the
Environmental Service regarding the sanction of forced money not being
implemented.

(3) The administrative sanction in the form of permit suspension is reported

to the Governor with a copy submitted to the Environmental Service.

(4) In the event that the Manager has complied with the forced payment as
referred to in Article 26, the Manager shall be issued an exemption from
administrative sanctions in the form of permit suspension.

Article 28

(1) In the event that the Manager has been given an administrative sanction
of suspension of the permit but still does not fulfill the forced payment, it
shall be subject to an administrative sanction in the form of revocation of
the permit as referred to in Article 22 paragraph (2) letter d.

(2) The application of administrative sanctions in the form of revocation of

licenses shall be granted by the Head of the Office of Investment and
One Stop Integrated Services based on the approval of the Governor on
the proposal of the Environmental Service.

The second part

Administrative Sanctions for Shopping Center Business Actors,

Supermarket and People's Market

Article 29

(1) Business actors of Shopping Centers, Supermarkets and Markets

who intentionally allow the provision of Single -use Plastic Shopping
Bags at trading places that are their responsibility, shall be subject to
administrative sanctions in the form of a written warning.
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(2) The administrative sanctions as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be

imposed by the Environmental Service.

CHAPTER VIII

CLOSING

Article 30

This Governor Regulation comes into force 6 (six) months from the date
of promulgation.

For public cognizance, ordering the promulgation of this Governor

Regulation by placing it in the Provincial Gazette of the Special Capital
Region of Jakarta.

Stipulated in Jakarta on
27 December 2019

GOVERNOR OF SPECIAL REGIONAL PROVINCE

THE CAPITAL OF JAKARTA,

signed

ANIES BASWEDAN

Promulgated in Jakarta on
December 31, 2019

REGIONAL SECRETARY OF SPECIAL REGIONAL PROVINCE

THE CAPITAL OF JAKARTA,

signed

SAEFULLAH

REGIONAL NEWS OF THE PROVINCE OF THE SPECIAL CAPITAL REGION OF JAKARTA

YEAR 2019 NUMBER 64003

Copies match the original

HEAD OF LEGAL BUREAU OF REGIONAL SECRETARIAT
PROVINCE OF THE SPECIAL CAPITAL REGION OF JAKARTA,

Y YAN YUANAH
NIP 196508241994032003