Definition of Vice President

The Vice President is a government position that

is one level lower than the President . Usually in
the succession order , the vice president will take
over the presidency if he is temporarily or
permanently unavailable.
 Term of Office of the Vice President

The term of office of the Vice President (Vice

President) is always coupled and cannot be
separated from the President's term of office, which
is five years and is limited to only two terms of
office as stipulated in Article 7 of the 1945
Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia.
The Task Of The Vice
President
 Authority of the Vice President

The main authority Another authority

Carry out the technical tasks of daily

As a representative of President Government

The working agenda of the Cabinet and

set a focus or priority activities the
As the President's Aides
Government implementation
accountable to the President

In lieu of the President Holding power of Government

according to the Constitution of 1945.

As an independent Position
 Name : Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono

Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono Born : September 9, 1949 (age 69) Tremas , Arjosari ,
Pacitan , East Java , Indonesia.
Term Of Office : October 20, 2004 - October 20, 2014
Vice Precident : M. Jusuf Kalla (2004–2009) dan Boediono (2009-
2014)
Political parties : The Democratic Party
Position :
1. 6th Indonesian President (2004-2014).
2. 4th General Chairperson of the Democratic Party) (March 30, 2013).
3. The 8th Coordinating Minister for Political, Social and Security Affairs
of the Republic of Indonesia (August 9, 2001 – March 12, 2004).
4. The 11th Minister of Mining and Energy of the Republic of Indonesia
(26 October 1999 – 23 August 2000).
5. Commander of the 24th Military Region II / Sriwijaya Command
(August 23, 1996 – August 7, 1997)
 Leadership style : Democratic

Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono Cabinet : Indonesia unite (2004-2009) and Indonesia unite
II (2010-2014)
Success in The SBY government :
1. The SBY government was considered successful in pushing the
economy to grow by an average of 5-6%. Although it is still dominated
by the non-tradable sector.
2. the role of investment in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) increased from
the previous 23% to 31% in 2013
3. banking performance continues to improve with the growth of assets on
average growing 16.44%, Third Party Funds (DPK) 15.88%, and credit
21.62%.
4. the percentage of poverty rates declining and formal workers rising
from 16.66% to 11.25% in 2013
5. the open unemployment rate decreases and formal workers increase
from 29.38% to 39.9%.
6. the Human Development Index (HDI) increased from 68.7 to 73.45
 Failures in the SBY government :
1. Inequality widened, the gini ratio rose by 0.5.
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
2. Deindustrialization with the low contribution of the industrial
sector to GDP.
3. The trade balance from a surplus of US $ 25.06 billion to a deficit of
US $ 4.06 billion.
4. Economic growth is high, but does not create jobs. The 1% elasticity
of growth in opening employment fell from 436,000 to 164,000.
5. Economic efficiency is getting worse. ICOR recorded a jump from
4.17 to 4.5.
6. The tax ratio fell by 1.4%.
7. The welfare of farmers decreased by 0.92%.
8. Debt per capita rose from US $ 531.29 to US $ 1,002.69 (2013). Debt
interest payments absorb 13.6% of the central government budget.
9. The state budget rises, but is accompanied by a primary balance
deficit. In 2004, the primary balance surplus was 1.83% of GDP. In
2013 a deficit of 1.19%.
10. The state budget posture is increasingly disproportionate, wasteful,
and increasingly dominated by routine and bureaucratic
expenditures.