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        "id": 1854020,
        "msgid": "house-legislation-body-confirms-asset-forfeiture-bill-remains-in-2026-priority-legislation-programme-1783770698",
        "date": "2026-07-11 17:31:35",
        "title": "House Legislation Body Confirms Asset Forfeiture Bill Remains in 2026 Priority Legislation Programme",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Legal",
        "summary": "The House of Representatives' Legislation Body has refuted social media claims that the Asset Forfeiture Bill has been dropped from the 2026 Priority National Legislation Programme. The bill, which is being drafted by Commission III, remains listed as the sixth priority proposal from the House. Both the government and the House are committed to drafting the bill thoroughly with public participation.",
        "content": "<p>Deputy Chairman of the Legislation Body of the Indonesian House of\nRepresentatives, Martin Manurung, has confirmed that the Asset\nForfeiture Bill remains on the list of the 2026 Priority National\nLegislation Programme. Martin stated that the legislative process for\nthe bill is still ongoing within House Commission III. His statement\ndispels narratives circulating on social media suggesting the bill had\nbeen removed from the House\u2019s priority legislation programme. \u201cThere has\nbeen no decision by the House Plenary Session to remove the Asset\nForfeiture Bill from the 2026 Priority Legislation Programme. The bill\nis still registered in the 2026 Priority Legislation Programme as the\nsixth proposal from the House. The Asset Forfeiture Bill is being\nprepared by House Commission III,\u201d Martin said in a statement on\nSaturday. The NasDem Party politician explained that the Asset\nForfeiture Bill is still in the drafting stage by Commission III. He\nnoted that intensive drafting meetings for the bill are still ongoing.\nHe said Commission III has invited experts, academics, non-governmental\norganisations, and practitioners to provide input on the bill. Martin\nstressed that the bill remains a concern for both the government and the\nHouse. \u201cThe Asset Forfeiture Bill has been agreed upon in the National\nLegislation Programme by the House and the Government. This means the\nHouse and the Government are concerned with drafting this bill as well\nas possible and involving public participation in formulating its\nnorms,\u201d Martin stated. Martin deferred to Commission III to provide more\ndetailed information regarding the development of the norms within the\nbill. \u201cAs for the detailed development of the formulation of the norms\nin the bill, this can certainly be inquired further with Commission III\nas the Council\u2019s Complementary Body tasked with drafting it,\u201d Martin\nconcluded.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/house-legislation-body-confirms-asset-forfeiture-bill-remains-in-2026-priority-legislation-programme-1783770698",
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