欧盟与印尼之间的自愿伙伴协议制定委员会实施联合决定No 3/2015,采用该协议附件I、II和V 的修订案[2015/1382]

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中文标题:欧盟与印尼之间的自愿伙伴协议制定委员会实施联合决定No 3/2015,采用该协议附件I、II和V 的修订案[2015/1382]

原文标题:Decision No 3/2015 of the Joint Implementation Committee set up by the Voluntary Partnership Agreement between the European Union, of the one part, and the Republic of Indonesia, of the other part of 8 July 2015 adopting amendments to the Annexes I, II, and V of the Agreement [2015/1382]

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生效日期:2015-08-01

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12.8.2015   

EN

Official Journal of the European Union

L 213/11


DECISION No 3/2015 OF THE JOINT IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE SET UP BY THE VOLUNTARY PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN UNION, OF THE ONE PART, AND THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, OF THE OTHER PART

of 8 July 2015

adopting amendments to the Annexes I, II, and V of the Agreement [2015/1382]

THE JOINT IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE,

Having regard to the Voluntary Partnership Agreement between the European Union and the Republic of Indonesia (hereinafter referred to as the ‘Agreement’), which following ratification by the Parties entered into force on 1 May 2014,

Whereas:

(1)

The Agreement provides in Article 22, paragraph 3 that the Joint Implementation Committee may adopt amendments to the Annexes to this Agreement,

(2)

The Parties have agreed that there is a need to update the Annexes I, II, and V to the agreement in order to reflect changes made after the conclusion of the Agreement in the relevant Indonesian legislation and guidelines concerning the application of the Indonesian Timber Legality Assurance System.

(3)

The proposed changes are aimed at further strengthening the TLAS and facilitate participation in the system by all economic operators.

HAS DECIDED AS FOLLOWS:

Article 1

The Annexes I, II and V to the Agreement are replaced by amended version as set out in the Annex to this Decision.

Article 2

This Decision shall be drawn up in duplicate in the Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish and Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) languages, each of these texts being authentic. In case of divergence of interpretation the English text shall prevail.

Article 3

This Decision shall enter into force on 1 August 2015.

Done in Jakarta, Indonesia, 8 July 2015.

For the Republic of Indonesia

Dr Ir. Ida Bagus Putera PARTHAMA, M.Sc

DG Sustainable Forest Management, MOEF

For the European Union

Colin CROOKS

Acting Head of the EU Delegation to the Republic of Indonesia


ANNEX

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ANNEX I

PRODUCT COVERAGE

The list in this Annex refers to the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System established by the International Convention on the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System of the World Customs Union.

ANNEX IA

THE HARMONISED COMMODITY CODES FOR TIMBER AND TIMBER PRODUCTS COVERED UNDER THE FLEGT LICENSING SCHEME

Chapter 44:

HS CODES

DESCRIPTION

 

Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs, in faggots or in similar forms; wood in chips or particles; sawdust and wood waste and scrap, whether or not agglomerated in logs, briquettes, pellets or similar forms.

4401.21

–

Wood in chips or particles - - coniferous

Ex. 4401.22

–

Wood in chips or particles - - non coniferous (not from bamboo nor rattan)

4403

Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or roughly squared. (Prohibited from export under the Indonesian law. In line with Article 3(3) of the VPA, products under this HS code may not be FLEGT licensed and therefore may not be imported into the Union).

Ex. 4404.10

Chipwood and the like - coniferous

Ex. 4404.20

Chipwood and the like - non-coniferous - - Chipwood

Ex. 4404

Hoopwood; split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn lengthwise; wooden sticks, roughly trimmed, but not turned, bent or otherwise worked, suitable for the manufacture of walking-sticks, umbrellas, tool handles or the like. (Prohibited from export under the Indonesian law. In line with Article 3(3) of the VPA, products under this HS code may not be FLEGT licensed and therefore may not be imported into the Union).

4406

Railway or tramway sleepers (cross-ties) of wood. (Prohibited from export under the Indonesian law. In line with Article 3(3) of the VPA, products under this HS code may not be FLEGT licensed and therefore may not be imported into the Union).

Ex.4407

Wood sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, planed, sanded or end-jointed, of a thickness exceeding 6 mm.

Ex. 4407

Wood sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, not planed, not sanded or not end-jointed, of a thickness exceeding 6 mm. (Prohibited from export under the Indonesian law. In line with Article 3(3) of the VPA, products under this HS code may not be FLEGT licensed and therefore may not be imported into the Union).

 

Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not planed, sanded, spliced or end-jointed, of a thickness not exceeding 6 mm

4408.10

Coniferous

4408.31

Dark Red Meranti, Light Red Meranti, and Meranti Bakau

4408.39

Other, except coniferous, Dark Red Meranti, Light Red Meranti, and Meranti Bakau

Ex. 4408.90

Other, except coniferous and tropical wood specified in Subheading Note 2 to this chapter (not from bamboo nor rattan)

 

Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, chamfered, V-jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or end-jointed.

4409.10

–

Coniferous

Ex. 4409.29

–

Non-coniferous - other (not from rattan)

 

Particle board, oriented strand board (OSB) and similar board (for example, waferboard) of wood or other ligneous materials, whether or not agglomerated with resins or other organic binding substances

Ex. 4410.11

–

Of wood - - Particle board (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4410.12

–

Of wood - - Oriented strand board (OSB) (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4410.19

–

Of wood - - Other (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4411

Fibreboard of wood or other ligneous materials, whether or not bonded with resins or other organic substances (not from bamboo nor rattan)

 

Plywood, veneered panels and similar laminated wood

4412.31

–

Other plywood, consisting solely of sheets of wood (other than bamboo), each ply not exceeding 6 mm thickness: - - With at least one outer ply of tropical wood specified in Subheading Note 2 to this Chapter

4412.32

–

Other plywood, consisting solely of sheets of wood (other than bamboo), each ply not exceeding 6 mm thickness: - - Other, with at least one outer ply of non-coniferous wood

4412.39

–

Other plywood, consisting solely of sheets of wood (other than bamboo), each ply not exceeding 6 mm thickness: - - Other

Ex. 4412.94

–

Other: - - Blockboard, laminboard and battenboard (not from rattan)

Ex. 4412.99

–

Other: - - Other: - - - Barecore (wood waste glued together) (not from rattan) and - - - Other (not from rattan)

Ex. 4413

Densified wood, in blocks, plates, strips or profile shapes (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4414

Wooden frames for paintings, photographs, mirrors or similar objects (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4415

Packing cases, boxes, crates, drums and similar packings, of wood; cable-drums of wood; pallets, box pallets and other load boards, of wood; pallet collars of wood (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4416

Casks, barrels, vats, tubs and other coopers' products and parts thereof, of wood, including staves (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4417

Tools, tool bodies, tool handles, broom or brush bodies and handles, of wood; boot or shoe lasts and trees, of wood (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4418

Builders' joinery and carpentry of wood, including cellular wood panels, assembled flooring panels, shingles and shakes (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4419

Tableware and kitchenware, of wood (not from bamboo and rattan)

 

Wood marquetry and inlaid wood; caskets and cases for jewellery or cutlery, and similawr articles, of wood.

Ex. 4420.90

–

Other - - Wood in the form of logs or squared logs with simple process in the surface, carved or finely threaded or painted, does not have significant added-value and no significant change in shape (HS Ex. 4420.90.90.00 in Indonesia) (Prohibited from export under the Indonesian law. In line with Article 3(3) of the VPA, products under this HS code may not be FLEGT licensed and therefore may not be imported into the Union).

 

Other articles of wood

Ex. 4421.90

–

Other - - Match splints (not from bamboo nor rattan) and - - Other - - - Wooden paving blocks (not from bamboo nor rattan)

Ex. 4421.90

–

Other - - Other - - - Wood in the form of logs or squared logs with simple process in the surface, carved or finely threaded or painted, does not have significant added-value and no significant change in shape (HS Ex. 4421.90.99.00 in Indonesia) (Prohibited from export under the Indonesian law. In line with Article 3(3) of the VPA, products under this HS code may not be FLEGT licensed and therefore may not be imported into the Union).

Chapter 47:

HS CODES

DESCRIPTION

 

Pulp of wood or of other fibrous cellulosic material; recovered (waste and scrap) paper or paperboard:

4701

Mechanical wood pulp

4702

Chemical wood pulp, dissolving grades

4703

Chemical wood pulp, soda or sulphate, other than dissolving grades.

4704

Chemical wood pulp, sulphite, other than dissolving grades

4705

Wood pulp obtained by a combination of mechanical and chemical pulping processes

Chapter 48:

HS CODES

DESCRIPTION

Ex. 4802

Uncoated paper and paperboard, of a kind used for writing, printing or other graphic purposes, and non-perforated punch-cards and punch tape paper, in rolls or rectangular (including square) sheets, of any size, other than paper of heading 4801 or 4803; hand-made paper and paperboard (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4803

Toilet or facial tissue stock, towel or napkin stock and similar paper of a kind used for household or sanitary purposes, cellulose wadding and webs of cellulose fibres, whether or not creped, crinkled, embossed, perforated, surface-coloured, surface-decorated or printed, in rolls or sheets (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4804

Uncoated kraft paper and paperboard, in rolls or sheets, other than that of heading 4802 or 4803 (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4805

Other Uncoated paper and paperboard, in rolls or sheets, not further worked or processed than as specify in Note 3 to this chapter (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4806

Vegetable parchment, greaseproof papers, tracing papers and glassine and other glazed transparent or translucent papers, in rolls or sheets (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4807

Composite paper and paperboard (made by sticking flat layers of paper or paperboard together with an adhesive), not surface-coated or impregnated, whether or not internally reinforced, in rolls or sheets (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4808

Paper and paperboard, corrugated (with or without glued flat surface sheets), creped, crinkled, embossed or perforated, in rolls or sheets, other than paper of the kind described in heading 4803 (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4809

Carbon paper, self-copy paper and other copying or transfer papers (including coated or impregnated paper for duplicator stencils or offset plates), whether or not printed, in rolls or sheets (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4810

Paper and paperboard, coated on one or both sides with kaolin (China clay) or other inorganic substances, with or without binder, and with no other coating, whether or not surface-coloured, surface-decorated or printed, in rolls or rectangular (including square) sheets, of any size (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4811

Paper, paperboard, cellulose wadding and webs of cellulose fibres, coated, impregnated, covered, surface-coloured, surface-decorated or printed, in rolls or rectangular (including square) sheets, of any size, other than goods of the kind described in heading 4803, 4809 or 4810 (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4812

Filter blocks, slabs and plates, of paper pulp (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4813

Cigarette paper, whether or not cut to size or in the form booklets or tubes (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4814

Wallpaper and similar wall covering; window transparencies of paper (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4816

Carbon paper, self-copy paper and other copying or transfer papers (other than those of heading 4809), duplicator stencils and offset plates, of paper, whether or not put up in boxes (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4817

Envelopes, letter cards, plain postcards and correspondence cards, of paper or paper board; boxes, pouches, wallets and writing compendiums, of paper or paperboard, containing an assortment of paper stationary (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4818

Toilet paper and similar paper, cellulose wadding or webs of cellulose fibres, of a kind used for household or sanitary purposes, in rolls of a width not exceeding 36 cm, or cut to size or shape; handkerchief, cleansing tissues, towels, tablecloths, serviettes, napkins for babies, tampons, bed sheets and similar household, sanitary or hospital articles, articles of apparel and clothing accessories, of paper pulp, paper, cellulose wadding or webs of cellulose fibres (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4821

Paper or paperboard labels of all kinds, whether or not printed (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4822

Bobbins, spools, cops and similar support of paper pulp, paper or paper board whether or not perforated or hardened (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Ex. 4823

Other paper, paperboard, cellulose wadding and webs cellulose fibres, cut to size or shape; other articles of paper pulp, paper, paperboard, cellulose wadding or webs of cellulose fibres (not from non-wooden nor recycled material)

Note: Paper products originating from non-wooden or recycled material are accompanied by a formal letter from the Indonesian Ministry of Industry validating the use of non-wooden or recycled materials. Such products will not be FLEGT licensed.

Chapter 94:

HS CODES

DESCRIPTION

 

Seats (other than those of heading 94.02), whether or not convertible into beds, and parts thereof

9401.61

–

Other seats, with wooden frames: - - Upholstered

9401.69

–

Other seats, with wooden frames: - - Other

 

Other furniture and parts thereof

9403.30

–

Wooden furniture of a kind used in offices

9403.40

–

Wooden furniture of a kind used in the kitchen

9403.50

–

Wooden furniture of a kind used in the bedroom

9403.60

–

Other wooden furniture

Ex. 9403.90

–

Parts: - - Other (HS 9403.90.90 in Indonesia)

 

Prefabricated buildings

Ex. 9406.00

–

Other prefabricated buildings: - - Of wood (HS 9406.00.92 in Indonesia)

Chapter 97:

HS CODES

DESCRIPTION

 

Original engravings, prints and lithographs.

Ex. 9702.00

Wood in the form of logs or squared logs with simple process in the surface, carved or finely threaded or painted, does not have significant added-value and no significant change in shape (HS Ex. 9702.00.00.00 in Indonesia) (Prohibited from export under the Indonesian law. In line with Article 3(3) of the VPA, products under this HS code may not be FLEGT licensed and therefore may not be imported into the Union).

ANNEX IB

THE HARMONISED COMMODITY CODES FOR TIMBER PROHIBITED FROM EXPORT UNDER INDONESIAN LAW

Chapter 44:

HS CODES

DESCRIPTION

4403

Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or roughly squared.

Ex. 4404

Hoopwood; split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn lengthwise; wooden sticks, roughly trimmed, but not turned, bent or otherwise worked, suitable for the manufacture of walking-sticks, umbrellas, tool handles or the like.

4406

Railway or tramway sleepers (cross-ties) of wood.

Ex. 4407

Wood sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, not planed, not sanded or not end-jointed, of a thickness exceeding 6 mm.

 

Wood marquetry and inlaid wood; caskets and cases for jewellery or cutlery, and similar articles, of wood.

Ex. 4420.90

–

Other - - Wood in the form of logs or squared logs with simple process in the surface, carved or finely threaded or painted, does not have significant added-value and no significant change in shape (HS Ex. 4420.90.90.00 in Indonesia).

 

Other articles of wood.

Ex. 4421.90

–

Other - - Other - - - Wood in the form of logs or squared logs with simple process in the surface, carved or finely threaded or painted, does not have significant added-value and no significant change in shape (HS Ex. 4421.90.99.00 in Indonesia).

 

Original engravings, prints and lithographs.

Ex. 9702.00

Wood in the form of logs or squared logs with simple process in the surface, carved or finely threaded or painted, does not have significant added-value and no significant change in shape (HS Ex. 9702.00.00.00 in Indonesia).

ANNEX II

LEGALITY DEFINITION

INTRODUCTION

Indonesian timber is deemed legal when its origin and production process as well as subsequent processing, transport and trade activities are verified as meeting all applicable Indonesian laws and regulations.

Indonesia has five legality standards articulated through a series of principles, criteria, indicators and verifiers, all based on the underlying laws, regulations and procedures. These standards can be further divided into sub-standards as described in the TLAS Guidelines.

The Indonesian legal framework also includes sustainable forest management standards defined for permit holders operating within production forest zones on state-owned land. All permit holders must comply with the criteria of legality as stipulated in the legality standards. Not later than the date when their first legality certification expires, permit holders operating within production forest zones on state-owned land must comply with both the legality standard and the sustainable forest management standard, as stipulated in the TLAS Guidelines.

Indonesia is committed to regularly review and improve the legality standards through a multistakeholder process.

The five legality standards are:

—   Legality Standard 1: the standard for concessions within production forest zones on state-owned lands: Natural Forests, Plantation Forest, Ecosystem Restoration, Forest Management Right (Hak Pengelolaan);

—   Legality Standard 2: the standard for community plantation forests and community forests within production forest zones on state-owned lands;

—   Legality Standard 3: the standard for privately-owned forests;

—   Legality Standard 4: the standard for timber utilisation rights within non-forest zones or from convertible production forest on state-owned lands;

—   Legality Standard 5: the standard for primary and downstream forest based industries and traders.

The five legality standards apply to different types of timber permits as set out in the following table:

Permit type or Right

Description

Land ownership/resource management or utilisation

Applicable legality standard

IUPHHK-HA/HPH

Permit to utilise timber from natural production forests

State owned/company managed

1

IUPHHK-HTI/HPHTI

Permit to establish and manage industrial plantation forest

State owned/company managed

1

IUPHHK-RE

Permit for forest ecosystem restoration

State owned/company managed

1

Forest management right (Perum Perhutani)

Right to manage plantation forest

State owned/company managed (state company)

1

IUPHHK- HTR

Permit for community or private forest plantation

State owned/community or privately managed

2

IUPHHK-HKM

Permit for community forest management

State owned/community managed

2

IUPHHK-HD

Permit for village forest management

State owned/managed by a single village

2

IUPHHK-HTHR

Permit to utilize timber from reforestation areas

State owned/community or privately managed

2

Private Land

No permit required

Privately owned/privately utilised

3

IPK/ILS

Permit to utilise timber from non-forest zones or from convertible production forest

State owned/privately utilised

4

IUIPHHK

Permit for establishing and managing a primary processing company

Not applicable

5

IUI Lanjutan or IPKL

Permit for establishing and managing a secondary processing company

Not applicable

5

TPTs (TPT, TPT-KB, TPT-KO)

Registered timber/processed-timber depots

Not applicable

5

IRT

Household industry

Not applicable

5

ETPIK Non-Producer

Non-producer registered exporters

Not applicable

5

LEGALITY STANDARD 1: THE STANDARDS FOR CONCESSIONS WITHIN PRODUCTION FOREST ZONES

No

Principles

Criteria

Indicators

Verifiers

Related Regulations (1)

1

P1.

Legal status of area and right to utilise

K1.1.

Forest management unit (concessionaires) is located within the production forest zone.

1.1.1.

Permit holder can demonstrate that the timber utilisation permit (IUPHHK) is valid.

Forest concession right certificate.

Government Regulation PP72/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P12/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.30/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.31/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.33/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.76/2014

Proof of payment for the timber forest product utilisation permit.

Proof of other legal area utilization permit (if any)

2.

P2.

Comply with the system and procedures for harvesting.

K2.1.

Permit holder possesses a harvest plan for the cutting area that has been approved by the competent administrative authorities.

2.1.1.

The competent administrative authority has approved the work plan documents: master plan, annual work plan, including their attachments.

The approved master plan & attachments (drawn up based on a comprehensive forest inventory conducted by technically competent staff)

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P62/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P56/2009

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P60/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.33/2014

The approved annual work plan (drawn up based on the master plan)

Maps (drawn up by technically competent staff, which describe the layout and boundaries of the areas covered by the plan of work)

Map indicating logging exclusion zones within the Annual Work Plan and evidence of implementation on the ground.

Harvesting locations (blocks or compartments) on the map are clearly marked and verified on the ground.

K2.2.

Work plan is valid

2.2.1.

Forest permit holder has a valid work plan in compliance with applicable regulations

Timber forest product utilisation master plan document & attachments (on going applications are acceptable).

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P62/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P56/2009

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P60/2011

The location and extractable volumes of natural forest logs within areas to be harvested correspond with the work plan.

3.

P3.

The legality of the transport or the change of ownership of round logs.

K3.1.

Permit holders ensure that all the logs transported from a log yard in the forest to a primary forest products industry, or registered log trader, including via an intermediate log yard, is physically identified and accompanied by valid documents.

3.1.1.

All the large diameter logs harvested or commercially extracted have been reported in a Timber Production Report

Approved Timber Production Report documents

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

3.1.2.

All the timber transported out of the permit areas is accompanied by a valid transport document.

Valid transport documents and attachments accompany logs from the log yard to primary forest products industry or registered log trader, including via intermediate log yards

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

3.1.3.

The round logs have been harvested in the areas set out in the forest utilisation permit

Timber administration marks/barcode (PUHH) on logs

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

The application of the timber administration marks/barcode.

3.1.4.

All logs transported from Log Yard are accompanied by valid transport document

Valid transport document

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

K3.2.

Permit holder has settled the payment of applicable fees and levies for the commercial extraction of timber

3.2.1.

Permit holder shows proof of payment of Reforestation Fund and/or Forest Resources Fee, which corresponds to the log production and the applicable tariff.

Payment Orders for Reforestation Funds and/or Forest Resources Fee.

Government Regulation PP22/1997

Government Regulation PP51/1998

Government Regulation PP59/1998

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P18/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 22/2012

Proof of Deposit made for the Payment of Reforestation Fund and/or Forest Resources Fee and the Payment Slips.

Payment of the Reforestation Funds and/or Forest Resources Fee is consistent with log production and the applicable tariff.

K3.3.

Inter-island transportation and trade

3.3.1.

Permit holders who ship logs are Registered Inter- Island Timber Traders (PKAPT).

PKAPT documents

Regulation of the Minister for Industry and Trade 68/2003

Joint Regulation of the Minister for Forestry, Minister for Transportation, and Minister for Industry and Trade 22/2003

3.3.2.

The vessel used to transport round logs is Indonesian flagged and possesses a valid permit to operate.

Registration documents which show the identity of the vessel and valid permit.

Regulation of the Minister for Industry and Trade 68/2003

Joint Regulation of the Minister for Forestry, Minister for Transportation, and Minister for Industry and Trade 22/2003

K.3.4.

Compliance of V-Legal marking

3.4.1.

V-Legal marking implementation

V-Legal marking is applied accordingly

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

4.

P4.

Compliance with environmental and social aspects related to timber harvesting

K4.1.

Permit holder has an approved applicable environmental impact assessment (EIA) document and has implemented measures identified in it.

4.1.1.

Permit holder has applicable EIA documents approved by the competent authorities which cover the entire work area.

Applicable EIA documents

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

4.1.2.

Permit holder has environmental management plan and environmental monitoring plan implementation reports indicating the actions taken to mitigate environmental impacts and provide social benefits.

Environmental management plan and environmental monitoring plan documents

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

Proof of implementation of the environmental management plan and monitoring of significant environmental and social impacts

5.

P5.

Compliance with labour laws and regulations

K5.1.

Fulfilment of occupational safety and health (OSH) requirements

5.1.1.

Availability of OSH procedures and their implementation

Implementation of OSH procedures

Government Regulation PP50/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 8/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 609/2012

OSH equipment

Accident records

K5.2.

Fulfilment of workers' rights

5.2.1.

Freedom of association for workers

Workers belong to workers unions or company policies allow workers to establish or get involved in union activities

Act 13/2003

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 16/2011

5.2.2.

Existence of collective labour agreements

Collective labour agreement documents or company policy documents on labour rights

Act 13/2003

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 16/2011

5.2.3.

Company does not employ minors/underage workers

There are no underage workers

Act 23/2002

Act 13/2003

LEGALITY STANDARD 2: THE STANDARD FOR COMMUNITY PLANTATION FORESTS AND COMMUNITY FORESTS WITHIN PRODUCTION FOREST ZONES

No

Principles

Criteria

Indicators

Verifiers

Related Regulations

1.

P1.

Legal status of area and right to utilise

K1.1.

Forest management unit is located within the production forest zone.

1.1.1.

Permit holder can demonstrate that the timber utilisation permit (IUPHHK) is valid.

Forest concession right certificate

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P37/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P49/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P12/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P55/2011

Proof of payment for the timber forest product utilisation permit.

K1.2.

Business unit in the form of group.

1.2.1.

The business group is legally established.

Deed or proof of establishment.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

2.

P2.

Comply with the system and procedures for harvesting

K2.1.

Permit holder has a harvesting plan for the cutting area that has been approved by the competent administrative authorities

2.1.1.

The competent administrative authority has approved the annual work plan document.

Approved annual work plan document.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P62/2008

Map indicating logging exclusion zones in the annual work plan and evidence of implementation on the ground.

Harvesting block location are clearly marked and can be verified on the ground.

K2.2.

Work plan is valid

2.2.1.

Forest permit holder has a valid work plan in compliance with applicable regulations.

Timber Forest Product Utilisation Master Plan document and attachments (on-going applications are acceptable)

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P62/2008

The location and extractable volumes of logs within the area to be established to timber estate are to correspond to the work plan.

K2.3.

Permit holders ensure that all logs transported from a log yard in the forest to a primary forest products industry or registered log trader, including via an intermediate log yard are physically identified and accompanied by valid documents.

2.3.1.

All logs which have been harvested or commercially extracted are reported in the Timber Production Report.

Approved Timber Production Report documents

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

2.3.2.

All logs transported out of the permit area are accompanied by a legal transport document.

Legal transport documents and relevant attachments from the Log Yard to the Intermediate Log Yard and from Intermediate Log Yard to primary industry and/or registered log trader.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

2.3.3.

The round logs have been harvested in the areas set out in the forest utilisation permit

Timber administration marks/barcode (PUHH) on logs.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

Permit holder applies timber marking consistently.

 

2.3.4.

Permit holder can show the existence of log transport documents accompanying logs transported from log yard.

Log Transport Document to which is attached a log list document.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

K2.4.

Permit holder has paid applicable fees and levies required for the commercial extraction of timber

2.4.1.

Permit holders show proof of payment of Forest Resources Fee which corresponds to the log production and the applicable tariff.

Payment Order for Forest Resources Fee

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P18/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 22/2012

Proof of Payment of Forest Resources Fee

Payment of the Forest Resources Fee is consistent with log production and the applicable tariff.

K2.5.

Compliance of V-Legal marking

2.5.1.

V-Legal marking implementation

V-Legal marking is applied accordingly

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

3.

P3.

Compliance with environmental and social aspects pertaining to timber harvesting

K3.1.

Permit holder has an approved applicable environmental impact assessment (EIA) document and has implemented measures identified in it.

3.1.1.

Permit holder has applicable environmental impact assessment documents approved by the competent authorities which cover the entire work area.

Applicable EIA documents

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

3.1.2.

Permit holder has environmental management and monitoring implementation reports taken to mitigate environmental impacts and provide social benefits.

Relevant environmental management and monitoring documents

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

Proof of implementation of environmental management and monitoring of significant environmental and social impacts

4

P4.

Compliance with labour laws and regulations

K4.1.

Fulfilment of occupational safety and health (OSH) requirements

4.1.1.

Availability of OSH procedures and their implementation

Implementation of OSH procedures

Government Regulation PP50/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 8/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 609/2012

OSH equipment

K4.2.

Fulfilment of workers' rights

4.2.1.

Company does not employ minors/underage workers

There are no underage workers

Act 23/2002

Act 13/2003

LEGALITY STANDARD 3: THE STANDARD FOR PRIVATELY-OWNED FORESTS

No.

Principles

Criteria

Indicators

Verifiers

Related Regulations

1.

P1.

Timber ownership can be verified

K1.1.

Legality of ownership or land title in relation to the timber harvesting area.

1.1.1.

Private land or forest owner can prove ownership or use rights of the land.

Valid land ownership or land tenure documents (land title documents recognized by competent authorities)

Act 5/1960

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P33/2010

Government Regulation PP12/1998

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 36/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 37/2007

Act 6/1983

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

Land Cultivation Right.

Deed of Establishment of the Company

Business licence for companies engaging in trading business (SIUP)

Company registration (TDP)

Tax payer registration (NPWP)

OSH Document

Collective labour agreement documents or company policy documents on labour rights

Map of the area of private forest and boundaries delineated on the ground.

1.1.2.

Management units (either owned individually or by a group) demonstrate valid timber transportation documents.

Log Transport Document

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P30/2012

1.1.3.

Management units show proof of payment of applicable charges related to trees present prior to the transfer of rights or tenure of the area.

Proof of payment of Reforestation Fund and/or Forest Resources Fee and compensation to the state for the value of stumpage cut.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P18/2007

K.1.2.

Business unit in the form of groups are legally registered

1.2.1.

The business groups are legally established.

Deed or proof of establishment

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

K.1.3.

Compliance of V-Legal marking

1.3.1.

V-Legal marking implementation

V-Legal marking is applied accordingly

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

2.

P2.

Compliance with labour laws and regulations in the case of areas subject to Land Cultivation Rights

K2.1.

Fulfilment of occupational safety and health (OSH) requirements

2.1.1.

Availability of OSH procedures and their implementation

Implementation of OSH procedures

Government Regulation PP50/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 8/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 609/2012

OSH equipment

Accident records

K2.2.

Fulfilment of workers' rights

2.2.1.

Freedom of association for workers

Workers belong to workers unions or company policies allow workers to establish or get involved in union activities

Act 13/2003

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 16/2001

2.2.2.

Existence of collective labour agreements

Collective labour agreement documents or company policy documents on labour rights

Act 13/2003

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 16/2011

2.2.3.

Company does not employ minors underage workers

There are no underage workers

Act 23/2002

Act 13/2003

3

P3.

Compliance with environmental and social aspects related to timber harvesting

K3.1.

Land Cultivation Rights holder or private-forest owners has an approved applicable environmental impact assessment (EIA) document and has implemented measures identified in it. (if required by regulation)

3.1.1.

Land Cultivation Rights holder or private-forest owners has applicable EIA documents approved by the competent authorities which cover the entire work area.

Applicable EIA documents

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

3.1.2.

Land Cultivation Rights has environmental management plan and environmental monitoring plan implementation reports

Environmental management plan and environmental monitoring plan documents

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

Proof of implementation of the environmental management plan and monitoring

LEGALITY STANDARD 4: THE STANDARD FOR TIMBER UTILISATION RIGHTS WITHIN NON-FOREST ZONES OR FROM CONVERTIBLE PRODUCTION FOREST

No.

Principles

Criteria

Indicators

Verifiers

Related Regulations

1.

P1.

Legal status of area and right to utilise

K1.1.

Timber harvesting permit within non-forest zone without altering the legal status of the forest.

1.1.1.

Harvesting operation authorised under Other Legal Permit (ILS)/conversion permits (IPK) in a lease area

Note: This also applies for area previously categorized as Reforestation-based Plantation Forest (HTHR)

ILS/IPK permits for harvesting operations in the lease area (including applicable environmental impact assessment/EIA document of non forestry business)

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P18/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P59/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

Maps attached to the ILS/IPK permits of the lease area and evidence of compliance on the ground.

K1.2.

Timber harvesting permit within non-forest zone which leads to a change in the legal status of the forest

1.2.1.

Timber harvesting authorised under a land conversion permit (IPK)

Note: This also applies for area previously categorized as Reforestation-based Plantation Forest (HTHR).

Business permit and maps attached to the permit (including applicable environmental impact assessment/EIA document of non forestry business).

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P33/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P14/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P59/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

IPK in conversion areas

Maps attached to IPK

Documents authorising changes in the legal status of the forest (this requirement applies to both IPK permit holders and business permit holders)

1.2.2.

Conversion permit (IPK) for transmigration settlement

IPK in conversion areas

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P14/2011

Maps attached to IPK

K1.3.

Timber harvesting permit within non-forest zone.

1.3.1.

Timber harvesting authorised under a land conversion permit (IPK) within non-forest zone.

Planning document of IPK

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P14/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

Business permit and maps attached to the permit (including applicable environmental impact assessment/EIA document of non forestry business).

IPK in conversion areas

Maps attached to IPK

1.3.2.

Conversion permit (IPK) for transmigration settlement

IPK in conversion areas

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P14/2011

Maps attached to IPK

2.

P2.

Compliance with legal systems and procedures for tree harvesting and for the transportation of logs

K2.1.

IPK/ILS plan and implementation complies with land use planning.

2.1.1.

Approved work plan for the areas covered by IPK/ILS

IPK/ILS work plan documents

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P62/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P53/2009

2.1.2.

The permit holder can demonstrate that the transported logs are from areas under valid land conversion permit/other use permits (IPK/ILS)

Forest inventory documents

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P62/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Timber Production Report documents (LHP)

K2.2.

Payment of government fees and levies and compliance with timber transportation requirements

2.2.1.

Evidence of payment of charges

Payment Order for Forest Resources Fee

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P18/2007

Proof of payment of Forest Resources Fee

Payment of the Forest Resources Fee is consistent with log production and the applicable tariff.

2.2.2.

Permit holder has valid timber transportation documents

Logs Transportation Invoice (FAKB) and log list for small diameter logs

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Log Legality Document (SKSKB) and log list for large diameter logs

K2.3.

Compliance of V-Legal marking

2.3.1.

V-Legal marking implementation

V-Legal marking is applied accordingly

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

3.

P3.

Compliance with labour laws and regulations

K3.1.

Fulfilment of occupational safety and health (OSH) requirements

3.1.1.

Availability of OSH procedures and their implementation

OSH procedures

Government Regulation PP50/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 8/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 609/2012

OSH equipment

Accident records

K3.2.

Fulfilment of workers' rights

3.2.1.

Company does not employ minors/underage workers

There are no underage workers

Act 23/2002

Act 13/2003

LEGALITY STANDARD 5: THE STANDARD FOR PRIMARY AND DOWNSTREAM FOREST-BASED INDUSTRIES AND TRADERS

No.

Principles

Criteria

Indicators

Verifiers

Related Regulations

1.

P1.

Business units support the realization of legal trade in timber.

K1.1.

Timber forest product processing industry is in possession of valid permits, in the form of:

(a)

Processing industry, and/or

(b)

Exporters of processed products

1.1.1.

Processing industry units are in possession of valid permits

The deed of establishment of the company and latest amendments to the deed (the Company's Establishment Deed)

Act 6/1983

Act 3/2014

Government Regulation PP74/2011

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Law & Human Rights M.01-HT.10/2006

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 36/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 37/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Industry 41/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Home Affairs 27/2009

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 39/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 77/2013

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P9/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P55/2014

Permit to engage in trading business (Business Licence/SIUP) or trading permit, which may be Industrial Business Permit (IUI) or Industrial Registration Certificate (TDI)

Nuisance/disturbance permit (permit issued to the company for affecting the environment around which it operates its business)

Company Registration Certificate (TDP)

Tax Payer Identification Number (NPWP)

Availability of applicable environmental impact assessment documents

Availability of Industrial Business Permit (IUI) or Permanent Business Permit (IUT) or Industrial Registration Certificate (TDI)

Availability of Raw Materials Stock Planning (RPBBI) for primary industry.

1.1.2.

Exporters of processed timber products have valid permits as both producers and exporters of timber products.

The exporters have the status of Registered Exporters of Forestry Industry Products (ETPIK).

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 97/2014

K1.2.

Household industry is an Indonesian legal entity

1.2.1.

Household industry owner demonstrates formal identity

ID card

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

K1.3.

Importers of wood-based forest products are in possession of valid permits and implement due diligence

1.3.1.

Importers of wood-based forest products have valid permits

The importers have the status of Registered Importers.

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 78/2014

1.3.2.

Importers have due diligence system

The importers have the due diligence guidelines/procedures and proof of its implementation.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

K1.4.

Registered depots or registered non-producer exporters are in possession of valid permits

1.4.1.

Registered depots have valid permit

Permit document from Head of Provincial/District Forestry office.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P30/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

1.4.2.

Non-producer registered-exporters have valid permits.

The deed of establishment of the company and latest amendments to the deed (the Company's Establishment Deed)

Act 6/1983

Government Regulation PP74/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Law & Human Rights M.01-HT.10/2006

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 36/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 37/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 39/2011

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 77/2013

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 97/2014

Permit to engage in trading business (Business Licence/SIUP) or trading permit.

Company Registration Certificate (TDP)

Tax Payer Identification Number (NPWP)

Registration of the traders as Non-Producer Exporters of Forestry Industry Products (ETPIK Non-Produsen).

Supply agreement or contract with non-ETPIK small-scale industry which has timber legality certificate (S-LK) or Supplier's Declaration of Conformity/SDoC (DKP)

1.4.3.

Business units have applicable environmental impact assessment (EIA) documents

Applicable EIA documents

Government Regulation PP27/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 13/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Environment 05/2012

K1.5.

Business units in the form of:

 

groups (of SMEs or artisans/household industries or depots)

or

 

cooperatives (artisans/household industries)

are legally registered or with proof of establishment

Note: Not applicable for non-producer registered-exporters.

1.5.1.

The business units in the form of groups or cooperatives are legally established.

Deed or proof of establishment

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

Tax Payer Registration (NPWP) in the case of cooperatives

1.5.2.

Organizational structure of the cooperatives

Cooperative decision on organizational structure

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

1.5.3.

Type of the cooperative businesses

Documents of the cooperative business plan or document that shown the cooperative type

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

1.5.4.

Formal identity of each cooperatives members

ID cards

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

2.

P2.

Business units apply timber tracking system which ensures that the origin of the timber can be traced

K2.1.

Existence and application of a system which traces timber.

2.1.1.

Business units can demonstrate that the timber received comes from legal sources.

Sales and purchase documents and or contract of supply of materials and or proof of purchase.

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P30/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.9/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Trade P78/2014

Approved report on the transfer of timber and/or proof of transfer and or official report on the examination of timber; letter of attestation of the legality of forest products

Imported timber is accompanied by Supplier's Declaration of Conformity or legality certificate (S-LK).

Note: Only applicable in the case of artisan/household industry.

Timber transport documents

Transport documents (Nota) with corresponding official reports from the officer of the local authority with respect to used timber from demolished buildings/structures, unearthed timber and buried timber.

Transport documents in the form of Nota for industrial waste wood

Documents/reports on changes in the stock of logs/timber/products.

Legality certificate (S-PHPL/S-LK) or suppliers declaration of conformity (DKP)

Supporting documents for, Raw Materials Stock Planning (RPBBI) for primary industry

2.1.2.

Importers have valid documents that proof the imported timber comes from legal sources.

Note: Not applicable for artisan/household industry.

Import Notification (PIB)

President Decree 43/1978

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 78/2014

Packing list

Invoice

B/L (bill of lading)

Import Declaration and Import Recommendation

Proof of payment of import duty.

Other relevant documents (including CITES permits) for types of wood whose trade is restricted

Proof of utilization of imported timber

2.1.3.

Business units apply a timber tracking system and operate within permitted production levels

Note: Not applicable for depots and non-producer timber registered.

Tally sheets on the use of raw materials and on production outputs.

Note: Not applicable for artisan/household industry.

Regulation of the Minister for Industry 41/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P30/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P55/2014

Output reports on the production of processed products.

The production of the unit does not exceed the permitted production capacity.

Note: Not applicable for artisan/household industry.

Segregation/separation of produced products from impounded timbers.

2.1.4.

Production process with another party (another industry or with artisans/household industries) provides for tracking of timber.

Note: Not applicable for artisan/household industry, depots, and non-producer timber registered.

Legality certificate (S-LK) or suppliers declaration of conformity (DKP)

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P48/2006

Regulation of the Minister for Trade 36/2007

Regulation of the Minister for Industry 41/2008

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P55/2014

Service contract for product processing with another party

Letter of attestation of the raw material

Segregation/separation of produced products.

Documentation of raw materials, production processes, and where applicable if export is conducted through service agreement with other company.

K2.2.

Transfer of processed wood products from supplier to non-producer registered-exporters

2.2.1.

Business units are able to demonstrate that the acquired products are from legal sources.

Products are purchased from listed non-ETPIK industries partners that have legality certificate (S-LK) or SDoC (DKP).

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P.43/2014

Transport document.

Documents/reports on changes in the stock of products.

3.

P3.

Legality of the trade or the change of ownership of timber.

K3.1.

Trade or transfer of timber product for domestic market complies with applicable legislation

Note: Not applicable for non-producer registered-exporters

3.1.1.

Trade or transfer of timber for domestic market accompanied with transport document.

Transport document

Joint Regulation of the Minister for Forestry22/2003, Minister for Transportation KM3/2003, and Minister for Industry and Trade 33/2003

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P30/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P41/2014

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P42/2014

K3.2.

Shipping of processed timber for export complies with applicable legislation.

Note: Not applicable for artisan/household industry and depots.

3.2.1.

Shipping of processed timber for export with Export Notification (PEB) documents

Products for export

Act 17/2006 (Customs)

Presidential Decree 43/1978

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry 447/2003

Regulation of the Minister for Finance 223/2008

Regulation of the Directorate-General for Customs P-40/2008

Regulation of the Directorate-General for Customs P-06/2009

Regulation of the Minister of Trade P50/2013

Regulation of the Minister for Trade P97/2014

PEB

Packing list

Invoice

B/L (bill of lading)

Export licence documents (V-Legal)

Results of technical verification (Surveyor's Report) for products for which technical verification is mandatory

Proof of payment of export duty, where applicable.

Other relevant documents (including CITES permits) for types of wood whose trade is restricted

K.3.3.

Compliance of V-Legal marking

3.3.1.

V-Legal marking implementation

V-Legal marking is applied accordingly

Regulation of the Minister for Forestry P43/2014

4.

P4.

Fulfilment of labour regulations as far as processing industry is concerned

K.4.1.

Fulfilment of occupational safety and health (OSH) requirements

4.1.1.

Availability of OSH procedures and implementation

OSH procedures

or

In the case of artisan/household industry, first aid and safety equipment

Government Regulation PP50/2012

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 8/2010

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 609/2012

Implementation of OSH procedures.

Accident records

Note: Not applicable for artisan/household industry.

K.4.2.

Fulfilment of the rights of workers

Note: Not applicable for artisan/household industry

4.2.1.

Freedom of association for workers

Trade union or a company policy that allows employees/workers to establish a trade union or get involved in trade union activities

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 16/2001

4.2.2.

Existence of collective labour agreement or company policy on labour rights

Availability of collective labour agreement or company policy documents on labour rights

Act 13/2003

Regulation of the Minister for Manpower & Transmigration 16/2011

4.2.3.

Company does not employ minors underage workers

There are no underage workers

Act 23/2002

Act 13/2003

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ANNEX V

INDONESIAN TIMBER LEGALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM

1.   Introduction

Objective: To provide assurance that harvesting, transportation, processing and selling of round logs and processed timber products comply with all relevant Indonesian laws and regulations.

Known for its pioneering role in combating illegal logging and the trade in illegally harvested timber and timber products, Indonesia hosted the East Asia Ministerial Conference on Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (FLEG) in Bali, in September 2001, which resulted in the Declaration on Forest Law Enforcement and Governance (Bali Declaration). Since then, Indonesia has continued to be at the forefront of international cooperation in combating illegal logging and associated trade.

As part of international efforts to address these issues, a growing number of consumer countries have committed themselves to take measures to prevent trade in illegal timber on their markets, whilst producer countries have committed themselves to provide a mechanism assuring the legality of their timber products. It is important to establish a credible system to guarantee the legality of harvesting, transportation, processing and trade of timber and processed timber products.

The Indonesian Timber Legality Assurance System (TLAS) provides assurance that timber and timber products produced and processed in Indonesia come from legal sources and are in full compliance with relevant Indonesian laws and regulations, as verified by independent auditing and monitored by civil society.

1.1.   Indonesian laws and regulations as foundation of the TLAS

The Indonesian regulation on the “Standards and Guidelines on the Assessment of Performance of Sustainable Forest Management and the Verification of Timber Legality in the State and Privately-owned Forests” (Forestry Minister's Regulation P.38/Menhut-II/2009) establish the TLAS. The TLAS also includes the Indonesian sustainability scheme and targets to improve forest governance, to suppress illegal logging and the associated timber trade to ensure credibility and to improve the image of Indonesia's timber products.

The TLAS comprises the following elements:

1.

Legality Standards,

2.

Control of Supply Chain,

3.

Verification Procedures,

4.

Licensing Scheme,

5.

Monitoring.

TLAS is the basic system used to assure the legality of timber and timber products produced in Indonesia for export to the Union and to other markets.

1.2.   Development of the TLAS: a multi-stakeholder process

Since 2003, a wide range of Indonesian forestry stakeholders have been actively engaged in developing, implementing and evaluating the TLAS, thereby providing better oversight, transparency and credibility in the process. In 2009, the multi-stakeholder process resulted in the issuance of Forestry Minister's Regulation P.38/Menhut-II/2009, followed by DG Forest Utilization Technical Guidelines No 6/VI-SET/2009 and No 02/VI-BPPHH/2010, which were revised by Forestry Minister's Regulation P.68/Menhut-II/2011, P.45/Menhut-II/2012, P.42/Menhut-II/2013, DG Forest Utilization Technical Guidelines P.8/VI-SET/2011 and P.8/VI-BPPHH/2012.

Based on lessons learned from initial TLAS implementation, the results of the joint assessment in accordance to Annex VIII of this Agreement, and recommendations from various stakeholders, the regulations were again revised through a multi-stakeholder process to become Forestry Minister's Regulation P.43/Menhut-II/2014 in June 2014 and P.95/Menhut-II/2014 in December 2014, followed by DG Forest Utilization Technical Guidelines No.P.14/VI-BPPHH/2014 in December 2014 and No.P.1/VI-BPPHH/2015 in January 2015 (hereinafter referred to as the TLAS Guidelines).

The process of engagement with all stakeholders will be continued during implementation of the TLAS.

2.   Scope of the TLAS

Indonesian production forest resources can broadly be divided into two types of ownership: state forests and privately owned forests/lands. State forests consist of production forests for long-term sustainable timber production under a variety of permit types and forest areas that can be converted for non-forestry purposes such as for settlement or agricultural plantations. The application of TLAS on state forests and privately owned forests/lands is set out in Annex II.

The TLAS covers timber and timber products from all permit types as well as the operations of all timber traders, downstream processors, exporters and importers.

The TLAS covers timber products destined for domestic and international markets. All Indonesian producers, processors, and traders will be verified for legality, including those supplying the domestic market.

The TLAS requires that imported timber and timber products are cleared at customs and comply with Indonesia's import regulations. These regulations require that imported timber and timber products must be accompanied by documents and other pieces of evidence providing assurance of the legality of the timber in its country of harvest. All timber and timber products imported into Indonesia must be included in a supply chain whose controls comply fully with all relevant Indonesian regulations.

Certain timber products may contain recycled materials. Specific legality requirements for recycled timber are described in the legality standards and TLAS Guidelines.

Impounded timber may be sold for use exclusively on the domestic market, with the exception of impounded timber that was harvested in conservation forest, which must be destroyed. Any industry receiving impounded timber must implement measures to segregate that timber from other supplies and duly inform a conformity assessment body (CAB), which will promptly conduct a special audit to ensure that this timber does not enter the export supply chain. No impounded timber may be covered by an export licence.

Changes in the procedures for utilization and/or administration of timber from Customary Forests, to address implementation of Constitutional Court Decision (MK) No 35/PUU-X/2012, shall be introduced after the adoption of related implementing legislation.

Timber and timber products in transit are strictly kept outside the gazetted Principal Customs Areas (PCA). Thus, such transit timber does not enter the PCA and furthermore will not be included in the timber supply chains of Indonesia. No transit timber will be issued with an export licence.

2.1.   TLAS legality standards

The TLAS is based on specific timber legality standards covering all types of timber sources (permits and operators) and all operators' activities. These standards and their verification guidelines are set out in Annex II.

The TLAS also incorporates the “Standard and Guidelines on Assessment of Performance in Sustainable Forest Management (SFM)”. The assessment of sustainable forest management using the SFM standard also verifies that the auditee complies with the relevant legality criteria of the TLAS. Permit holders operating within production forest zones on state-owned lands (permanent forest domain) must adhere to both relevant legality and SFM standards. They can opt for complying with the legality standard at first, but they must comply with both the legality standards and the sustainable forest management standards not later than the date when their initial legality certification expires.

3.   Control of the Timber Supply Chain

The permit holder (in the case of concessions) or landowner (in the case of private land) or company (in the case of traders, processors and exporters) shall demonstrate that every node of their supply chain is controlled and documented as set out in the Minister for Forestry Regulations P.30/Menhut-II/2012, P.41/Menhut-II/2014 and P.42/Menhut-II/2014 (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). These Regulations require provincial and district forestry officials to undertake field verification and validate the documents which are submitted by permit holders, landowners, or processors at each node of the supply chain.

The key documents for operational controls at each point in the supply chain are summarised in Diagram 1.

All consignments in a supply chain must be accompanied by relevant transport documents indicating whether the material is covered by a valid SVLK certificate, or declared legal by use of Suppliers' Declaration of Conformity (SDoC), or originates from impounded sources. The owner or custodian of any consignment of timber or timber products at each point in a supply chain must record whether that consignment is SVLK certified, declared legal by use of Suppliers' Declaration of Conformity, or from an impounded source. If a consignment includes any impounded timber, the owner or custodian of that consignment must apply an effective system to segregate timber or timber products from verified legal sources, from impounded timber or timber products, and maintain records that distinguish between these sources.

Operators in the supply chain are required to keep complete records on received, stored, processed and delivered timber and timber products. These records must be sufficient to enable subsequent reconciliation of quantitative data between and within nodes of the supply chain. Such data shall be made available for provincial and district forestry officials to carry out reconciliation. Main activities and procedures, including reconciliation, for each stage of the supply chain and the role of the CABs in assessing the integrity of the supply chain, are further explained in the Appendix of this Annex.

Diagram 1

Control of the supply chain which shows the required key documents at each point in the supply chain where data reconciliation takes place

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