DPR Plenary Session Scheduled for 2pm Tomorrow

DPR Deputy Speaker Sufmi Dasco Ahmad said the House of Representatives (DPR) is planning to hold a plenary session tomorrow at 2pm WIB (Western Indonesian Time).

“Tomorrow there is a planned plenary session at 2pm, if I’m not mistaken. But as of now, the invitations have not been circulated,” Dasco told reporters at the NasDem Party’s central executive board in Jakarta on Wednesday (11 November 2026).

Dasco said he had not yet checked what was on the session’s agenda, adding that he had not been to the DPR that day.

“I haven’t checked what tomorrow’s plenary session is about either, because I didn’t go to the DPR today,” he said.

Asked about the motion to exercise the right to express an opinion (HMP) on the impeachment of Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming, Dasco said an initial process was under way in the DPR. He added that political parties would respond to developments as they unfolded.

“These are developing dynamics, and there are now initial processes under way in the DPR. We in the DPR, including the political parties, are following the situation,” he said.

The DPR leadership has formally received the HMP proposal from a number of MPs. The proposal is due to be read out at tomorrow’s plenary session.

The meeting took place in the DPR Commission VIII meeting room at the parliamentary complex in Senayan, Jakarta, on Wednesday (11 November). It was chaired by Deputy Speakers Saan Mustopa and Cucun Ahmad Syamsurijal. Saan said 120 MPs from eight factions had signed the proposal, based on the signatures submitted by the sponsors.

“Based on the submissions from representatives of each group of sponsors, 120 people have proposed this motion for the right to express an opinion, according to the signatures collected. They come from eight factions,” Saan said.

Saan said the DPR leadership would follow up the proposal through a leadership meeting and a meeting of the Deliberative Body (Bamus). He said the proposal currently met the requirements.

“In terms of the requirements, it has met them. The DPR leadership will therefore follow up as soon as possible. We will process the proposal from the sponsors and bring it before the DPR leadership,” Saan said at the parliamentary complex in Senayan on Wednesday (11 November 2026).

He said the proposal would first be discussed at a DPR leadership meeting, then at a Bamus meeting, before being referred to a plenary session.

“We will discuss it at a leadership meeting and then take it to Bamus. The question of whether it will be referred to a plenary session will be considered there, and that would be the nearest plenary session,” he said.