Law No.3\/1999
\n - Proportional system
\n - General Elections Commission consists of government officials
\nand representatives of political parties
\n - Commission comprises 48 politicians and 5 government officials
\n - To qualify for election, political party must have board in 1\/2
\nof the number of provinces and in 1\/2 of the regencies in each
\nprovince.
\n - No rules on female candidates
\n - Constituency of DPR is the province
\n - Restriction in the use of government facilities and places of
\nworship during campaign
\n - Limit of campaign funds is decided by election commission
\n - No specific timeframe for the solution of election disputes
\n - No rules on investigation into legislators suspected of
\nviolation<\/p>\n
New Law
\n - Proportional with open-list
\n - Commission consists of non-partisan figures
\n - Commission totals 11 members
\n - To qualify for election, political party must have board in 2\/3
\nof the number of provinces and in 2\/3 of the regencies in each
\nprovince
\n - Parties can nominate candidates with regard to female
\nrepresentation of at least 30 percent
\n - Constituency of DPR is the province and parts of province
\n(group of regencies).
\n - State officials are allowed to campaign but not permitted to
\nuse state facilities, officials must take unpaid leave during
\ncampaign without ignoring state administration.
\n - Personal donations must not exceed Rp 100 million,
\ninstitutional donation must not exceed Rp 750 million
\n - Election dispute is resolved no later than 14 days
\n - State investigators to probe legislators need not ask for
\npermission from the president<\/p>",
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