BEKASI CITY – The Regional Regulation Formation Agency (Bapemperda) of Bekasi City Council announced it can complete the ratification of 11 Draft Regional Regulations (Raperda) into Regional Regulations (Perda) throughout 2025.

“Overall, out of the 11 proposed Draft Regional Regulations, 9 have already been completed and enacted as Regional Regulations,” stated the Chairman of the Regional Regulation Formation Agency of Bekasi City Council.

Currently, the agency is discussing the Draft Regional Regulation on Capital Participation in Regionally-Owned Enterprises and the pure 2026 Regional Budget Draft Regulation.

“Now we only need to discuss the Draft Regional Regulation on Capital Participation in Regionally-Owned Enterprises and the pure 2026 Regional Budget Draft Regulation. The 2026 Regional Budget Draft Regulation will be ratified on November 27, while the Draft Regulation on Capital Participation in Regionally-Owned Enterprises will be completed on December 15.”

It is known that the Bekasi City Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD) held a Plenary Meeting on Thursday, November 13, 2025, regarding the 2025 Regional Regulation Formation Program (Propemperda) of Bekasi City and the formation of a Special Committee (Pansus) by the Bekasi City Council to discuss the Draft Regional Regulation on Capital Participation of the Bekasi City Government in Regionally-Owned Enterprises for the 2026 Fiscal Year.

The Bekasi City Council is ready to begin the stages of discussion and formulation of adaptive and relevant regulations for the progress and welfare of all residents of Bekasi City.

Bekasi City Council

The Bekasi City Council is the local legislative body of Bekasi City in West Java, Indonesia. It was established as part of Indonesia’s regional autonomy reforms, with its members elected by the public to represent their constituencies. The council’s primary role is to create local regulations, oversee the city’s budget, and monitor the performance of the city’s executive government.

Regional Regulation Formation Agency

The Regional Regulation Formation Agency (Badan Pembentukan Peraturan Daerah or BAPERDA) is a government body in Indonesia responsible for drafting and formulating regional regulations (Perda) at the provincial or regency/city level. It was established as part of Indonesia’s decentralization and regional autonomy reforms following the fall of the New Order regime, allowing local governments to create laws tailored to their specific needs and conditions. The agency plays a key role in the local legislative process, ensuring that regional regulations align with national laws and the public interest.

Bekasi City Regional People’s Representative Council

The Bekasi City Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD Kota Bekasi) is the local legislative body for the city of Bekasi, Indonesia. It was established as part of Indonesia’s decentralization and regional autonomy reforms following the fall of the New Order regime. The council is responsible for creating local regulations, budgeting, and overseeing the executive branch within the city.

Special Committee

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Regional Regulations

“Regional Regulations” refers to a system of laws or ordinances established by subnational governments such as provinces, states, or municipalities. These regulations have evolved throughout history as a way for local authorities to address specific regional needs, manage resources, and govern populations under their jurisdiction, distinct from national laws. They represent the principle of decentralized governance, allowing for tailored legal frameworks that reflect local customs, priorities, and administrative structures.

Draft Regional Regulations

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2025 Regional Regulation Formation Program

The “2025 Regional Regulation Formation Program” is not a physical place or cultural site, but a government legislative planning initiative. It is a program designed to create and establish new regional laws (Peraturan Daerah) to address local needs and issues within a specific Indonesian province or regency in the year 2025. The history of such programs is rooted in Indonesia’s ongoing decentralization process, which grants local governments the authority to formulate regulations for their respective regions.

Regionally-Owned Enterprises

“Regionally-Owned Enterprises” is not a specific place or cultural site, but a term describing businesses owned by local or provincial governments, particularly in China. Historically, they were a key part of the planned economy before many were reformed or privatized in the late 20th century to improve efficiency. Today, they remain significant economic actors that operate under the direction of regional authorities.