House to Discuss Copyright Bill and Asset Seizure Bill During Second Session

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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - The Speaker of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Puan Maharani, announced that the House plans to discuss several bills during the Second Session of the 2026-2027 legislative year.

"The House of Representatives, together with the government, will review several drafts of legislation which include the Draft Law on Road Traffic and Transportation," Puan stated during her speech at the 11th Plenary Session marking the start of the Second Session of the 2026-2027 legislative year on Tuesday (10/11/2026).

Additionally, the House will continue discussions on the Draft Law on Copyright and the Draft Law on Cooperatives.

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The House will also discuss the Draft Law on Asset Seizure Related to Criminal Acts.

"Besides continuing to review these drafts, the House is committed to accelerating the drafting of urgent laws that are critical for legal needs of the community, prioritizing substance quality, caution, and meaningful public participation," Puan expressed.

Meanwhile, amid the current global economic uncertainty, Puan stated that the House will also focus on the fiscal resilience of the 2026 State Budget (APBN).

She emphasized that the House will ensure that the fiscal resilience of the 2026 State Budget continues to protect the economy and welfare of the people.

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Furthermore, in its oversight function, the House will focus on several strategic issues that concern the public, including handling the wiretapping case of the President of the Republic of Indonesia, resolving regional administrative issues, addressing child bullying cases, and efforts to tackle livestock feed shortages and price increases.

In addition, the acceleration of post-disaster infrastructure reconstruction, security disruptions, traffic congestion, spatial planning, land use, and permits in industrial areas, as well as improving the targeting and management of social assistance will also be prioritized.

Other issues under the House's oversight include evaluating the handling of forest and land fires and expediting action on public health issues affected, readiness and accuracy of data in the reform of the National Health Insurance program, equitable revitalization of schools, improving capital market management and regulations, and strengthening national energy resilience through increased oil production and domestic oil and gas lifting.