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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The Legal Plan Documents (RUU) against the prohibition of alcoholic beverages have suddenly spread on social media. The document contains seven chapters covering 24 articles. This bill has long been a plan of discussion in the House of Representatives.
Of the documents received CNBC Indonesia, Thursday (11/12), a chapter specifically addresses the issue of prohibition. In essence, the production process, circulate to consume, will be prohibited, except as allowed in this law. The regulated prohibition applies to all alcoholic beverages, from beer to wine.
Article 5
Everyone is prohibited from producing class A, class B, class C alcoholic beverages, and alcoholic beverages mixed or prepared as indicated in article 4.
Article 6
Any person is prohibited from importing, storing, distributing and / or selling alcoholic beverages of class A, group B, class C, traditional alcoholic beverages and alcoholic beverages mixed or prepared as indicated in article 4 in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia.
Article 7
Everyone is prohibited from consuming class A, class B, class C alcoholic beverages and mixed or prepared alcoholic beverages, as indicated in article 4.
Article 8
(1) The prohibition referred to in articles 5, 6 and 7 does not apply to limited interests.
(2) The limited interests mentioned in paragraph (1) include:
to. customary interests;
second. religious rituals;
C. traveler;
re. pharmacy;
me. places allowed by law.
In the explanation, it is explained that the places allowed by the legal regulations include duty free shops, 5 (five) star hotels, restaurants with plate and salty tray, bars, pubs, nightclubs and specialized stores that sell Alcoholic Beverages.
(3) Other provisions related to limited interests referred to in paragraph (2) shall be regulated in a government regulation.
Article 9
(1) The government is obliged to allocate funds from special taxes and taxes on alcoholic beverages that originate in limited interest as indicated in Article 8 for the following activities: a. socialization about the dangers of alcoholic beverages; and B. rehabilitation of victims of alcoholic beverages.
(2) The amount of the allocation of funds referred to in paragraph (1) is 20% (twenty percent) obtained from the special tax and the tax on alcoholic beverages each year.
(3) Other provisions on the procedures for the use of funds referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) shall be regulated in the Government Regulations.
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