Rekan rekan
Dari info informal yang saya dengar (ada
bocoran draft UU Migas yang katanya versi DPR) , bahkan dalam RUU yang
baru segala sesuatu termasuk kontrak harus dengan persetujuan
DPR.
Untuk diketahui , saat ini Cost Recovery (karena dianggap utang
negara) harus dimasukan kedalam RAPBN , baru kalau sudah disetujui
akan dapat direalisasikan , APA Benar begitu ??? Mohon yang mengetahui
dapat memberikan pencerahan.
Kan bertambah puaaanjang jalur
birokrasinya .
si Abah
On Tue, March 22,
2011 9:12 am, Wayan Ismara Heru Young wrote:
> apa mungkin memang
sengaja dipersulit untuk investor luar supaya bisa
> dikembangkan
oleh anak negeri sendiri seperti cita-citanya Bung Karno
>
dulu?
>
>
>
>
________________________________
>
From: Danu Widhisiadji
<[email protected]>
> To: IAGI
<[email protected]>
> Sent: Tue, March 22, 2011 10:00:53
AM
> Subject: [iagi-net-l] Fw: Fraser Institute - Petroleum Survey
2010
>
>
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>
> --- On Tue, 3/22/11, Danu Widhisiadji
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>>From: Danu Widhisiadji <[email protected]>
>>Subject: Fw: Fraser Institute - Petroleum Survey 2010
>>To: "IAGI" <[email protected]>
>>Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2011, 8:24 AM
>>
>>
>>
>>Dear All,
>>
>>Mungkin menarik untuk dibaca,
>>
>>Terlampir potongan Petikan Hasil Survey oleh
“Fraser Institute -
>> Petroleum
>>Survey 2010†yang dapat diakses di
>>http://www.fraserinstitute.org/uploadedFiles/fraser-ca/Content/research-news/research/publications/global-petroleum-survey-2010.pdf
>>
>>
>>Survey tersebut menyebutkan salah
satu hasilnya sbb:
>>INDONESIA
>>
>>“Corruption and poor data
access.â€
>>“Profit sharing
contract terms are not always honored, but it is
>> impossible
to
>>sue the government. Terms are always being tightened yet
prospectivity is
>> no
>>better than in other
countries.â€
>>“The
country’s Oil and Gas law (Law No. 22/ year 2001) is
very bad
>> and is not
>>investor friendly due to
the following reasons:
>>1. Investors have to meet so many
government offices. Indonesian oil
>>industry is getting worse,
almost no new investment in the new block
>> during the
>>last 10 years. Under the old law (Law No.8/1971), investors just
needed
>> to meet
>>and sign a profit-sharing
contract with the national oil company
>> (Pertamina).
>>2. According to Article 31 of Law No.22/2001 on Oil and
Gas,
>> investors have
>>to pay various kinds of
taxes during the exploration stage. Under the old
>> law,
>>investors paid the tax after they found and produced oil and
gas!
>>3. Law No.22/2001 is in fact already legally
‘flawed’ and
>> paralyzed
because
>>the Constitutional Court of the country has re moved
several main
>> articles that
>>conflict with
article 33 of the country’s Constitution of 1945.
>> Unfortunately,
>>both the President and the Minister
of Energy and Mineral Resources of
>> the
>>country
do not take any action to fix the situation.â€
>>
>>
>>Salam,
>>Danu
Widhisiadji
>>
>>
>
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Nganyerikeun hate
batur hirupna mo bisa campur, ngangeunahkeun hate jalma hirupna pada
ngupama , Elmu tungtut dunya siar Ibadah kudu lakonan.
