Mining Direction and Supervision Regulation

AuthorWilliam A. Sullivan/Christian Teo Purwono & Partners
ProfessionLicensed Foreign Advocate in Indonesia as well as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales
Pages107-115
CHAPTER 9
Mining Direction and
Supervision Regulation
I. Executive Summary
1. Overview
1.1 The Mining Direction and Supervision Regulation (hereinafter referred
to as GR 55/2010) was issued with legal effect from July 5, 2010,
and by way of the implementation of the Article 144 of the 2009
Mining Law.
1.2 GR 55/2010 species the various forms of supervision that will be
carried out in respect of mining business activities.
2. Approach
2.1 Supervisory Authority: The Relevant Government Authority will
carry out supervision of the implementation of IUP/IPR/IUPK holders
mining business.
2.2 Supervision will be conducted, at least once a year, by a Mining
Inspector or a Supervision Ofcer.
2.3 Mining Inspectors: Mining Inspectors are responsible for the
supervision of:
a. Exploration techniques;
b. Mining techniques;
c. Resources and reserves calculation;
d. Construction and testing of equipment;
e. Processing and rening;
f. Transportation and sales;
g. Operational safety;
h. Reclamation and post-mining activities; and
i. Utilization of goods and services.
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