Proposed new Regencies[edit]
On 25 October 2013 the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) began reviewing draft laws on the establishment of 57 prospective regencies/cities (and 8 new provinces),[6] as set out below:
“With these new regions, it is hoped that we can shorten the line of governance, improve land and security aspects, and no less important, support historical and cultural [institutions],” House Speaker Marzuki Alie said.
The agreement will be forwarded on for government approval.
Marzuki said that the new regions, especially in areas bordering other nations, will be able to support more development so that border areas develop faster and become less vulnerable to the territorial claims of other countries.
“We hope everything will go smoothly,” he said.
Under the new package, eight new provinces will join Indonesia’s current 34; three of the new provinces are in Papua and West Papua.
The new provinces are Pulau Sumbawa, South Papua, Central Papua, Southwest Papua, Tapanuli, Nias, Kapuas Raya and Bolang Mongondow Raya.
The newly created regencies in Papua Province: the regencies of Gili Menawa, Moyo, Balin Senter, Bogogha, Puncak Trikora, Muara Digul, Admi Korbay, Katengban, Okika, Northwest Yapen, East Yapen, Numfor Island, Yalimek, Mambera Hulu, Southwest Yahukimo, East Yahukimo amd Gondumisisare and the municipalities of Merauke and Lembah Baliem (Baliem Valley).
The newly created regencies in West Papua: the regencies of Malamoy, Maibratsau, North Raja Ampat, South Raja Ampat, Raja Maskona, Okas, Kota Manokwari, West Manokwari and Imeo.
The other new regencies: Pantai Barat Mandailing in North Sumatra, Kundur Islands in Riau Kepulauan, Renah Indra Jati in West Sumatra, the Muaro Bungo municipality in Jambi, the Lembak regency in Bengkulu and the regencies of Bigi Maria and Pantai Timur in South Sumatra.
Additionally, three new regencies were created in West Java: South Garut, North Sukabumi and West Bogor (Bogor Barat).
Kalimantan will see four new regencies: Sekayam Raya and Banua Banjak in West Kalimantan, and South Berau Pesisir and South Paser in East Kalimantan.
Sulawesi will see four as well: Talaud Selatan in North Sulawesi, South Bone in South Sulawesi, and Bolio Huto, Panip and West Gorontalo in Gorontalo; and two new municipalities: Tahuna and Langoa, both located in North Sulawesi.
Other new regencies include South Lombok on Lombok island, the regency of Adonara and the Municipality of Maumere on Flores island, and the regencies of Wasile and Obi islands in North Maluku.
In the same week, the House, at its last plenary meeting of the year, approved the creation of another seven new regencies - Mahakam Ulu (East Kalimantan), Malaka (East Nusa Tenggara), Central Mamuju (West Sulawesi), Banggai Laut (Central Sulawesi), Tailabu Island (North Maluku), Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir (South Sumatra) and East Kolaka Timur (Southeast Sulawesi).[7]
Proposed new Regencies[edit]
On 25 October 2013 the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) began reviewing draft laws on the establishment of 57 prospective regencies/cities (and 8 new provinces),[6] as set out below:
“With these new regions, it is hoped that we can shorten the line of governance, improve land and security aspects, and no less important, support historical and cultural [institutions],” House Speaker Marzuki Alie said.
The agreement will be forwarded on for government approval.
Marzuki said that the new regions, especially in areas bordering other nations, will be able to support more development so that border areas develop faster and become less vulnerable to the territorial claims of other countries.
“We hope everything will go smoothly,” he said.
Under the new package, eight new provinces will join Indonesia’s current 34; three of the new provinces are in Papua and West Papua.
The new provinces are Pulau Sumbawa, South Papua, Central Papua, Southwest Papua, Tapanuli, Nias, Kapuas Raya and Bolang Mongondow Raya.
The newly created regencies in Papua Province: the regencies of Gili Menawa, Moyo, Balin Senter, Bogogha, Puncak Trikora, Muara Digul, Admi Korbay, Katengban, Okika, Northwest Yapen, East Yapen, Numfor Island, Yalimek, Mambera Hulu, Southwest Yahukimo, East Yahukimo amd Gondumisisare and the municipalities of Merauke and Lembah Baliem (Baliem Valley).
The newly created regencies in West Papua: the regencies of Malamoy, Maibratsau, North Raja Ampat, South Raja Ampat, Raja Maskona, Okas, Kota Manokwari, West Manokwari and Imeo.
The other new regencies: Pantai Barat Mandailing in North Sumatra, Kundur Islands in Riau Kepulauan, Renah Indra Jati in West Sumatra, the Muaro Bungo municipality in Jambi, the Lembak regency in Bengkulu and the regencies of Bigi Maria and Pantai Timur in South Sumatra.
Additionally, three new regencies were created in West Java: South Garut, North Sukabumi and West Bogor (Bogor Barat).
Kalimantan will see four new regencies: Sekayam Raya and Banua Banjak in West Kalimantan, and South Berau Pesisir and South Paser in East Kalimantan.
Sulawesi will see four as well: Talaud Selatan in North Sulawesi, South Bone in South Sulawesi, and Bolio Huto, Panip and West Gorontalo in Gorontalo; and two new municipalities: Tahuna and Langoa, both located in North Sulawesi.
Other new regencies include South Lombok on Lombok island, the regency of Adonara and the Municipality of Maumere on Flores island, and the regencies of Wasile and Obi islands in North Maluku.
In the same week, the House, at its last plenary meeting of the year, approved the creation of another seven new regencies - Mahakam Ulu (East Kalimantan), Malaka (East Nusa Tenggara), Central Mamuju (West Sulawesi), Banggai Laut (Central Sulawesi), Tailabu Island (North Maluku), Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir (South Sumatra) and East Kolaka Timur (Southeast Sulawesi).[7]
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