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MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA COPY OF REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 156/PMK.07/2011 CONCERNING ALLOCATION OF UNDERPAYMENT OF REVENUE-SHARING OF NATURAL RESOURCES OF GAS MINING OF FISCAL YEAR 2010 ALLOCATED IN STATE BUDGET AMENDMENT OF FISCAL YEAR 2011 BY THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY THE MINISTER OF FINANCE, Considering : that in terms of stipulation of the allocation of Underpayment Revenue Sharing of Natural Resources of Gas Mining of Fiscal Year 2010 for the provincial and regency/city that has been allocated in the Act Number 10 Year 2010 concerning the State revenue and Expenditure Budget for Fiscal Year 2011 as amended by Act Number 11 Year 2011, it is necessary to stipulate the Regulation of the Minister of Finance concerning the allocation Underpayment of revenue-sharing of Natural Resources of Gas Mining Fiscal Year 2010 allocated In State Revenue and Budget changing Fiscal Year 2011; In View of : 1. Act Number 33 Year 2004 concerning Fiscal Balance between the Central Government and Regional Government (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2004 Number 126, Supplement to State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4438); 2. Act Number 10 Year 2010 concerning the State revenue and budget for Fiscal Year 2011 (State Gazette Year 2010 Number 126, Supplement to State Gazette Number 5167) as amended by Act Number 11 Year 2011 (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2011 Number 81, Supplement to State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5233); 3. Government Regulation Number 55 Year 2005 concerning Fund Balance (State Gazette of Republic of Indonesia Year 2005 Number 137, Supplement to State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4575); 4. Presidential Decree Number 56/P Year 2010; 5. Regulation of the Minister of Finance Number 126/PMK.07/2010 concerning Implementation and Accountability Budget Transfer to Regions; DECIDES: MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA - 2 - To stipulate : REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE CONCERNING ALLOCATION OF UNDERPAYMENT OF REVENUE-SHARING OF NATURAL RESOURCES OF GAS MINING OF FISCAL YEAR 2010 ALLOCATED IN STATE BUDGET AMENDMENT OF FISCAL YEAR 2011 Article 1 (1) Allocation of Underpayment of Revenue Sharing of Natural Resources (DBH SDA) of Gas Mining for Fiscal Year 2010 is a State Revenue Tax of non natural resources Gas Mining for Fiscal Year 2010, which have not been distributed to provinces and regencies/cities. (2) Allocation of Underpayment of Revenue Sharing of Natural Resources (DBH SDA) of Gas Mining for Fiscal Year 2010 are set out in Act Number 10 Year 2010 concerning the State Revenue and Budget for Fiscal Year 2011 as amended by Act Number 11 Year 2011 amounted to Rp367, 887, 494, 277, 00 (three hundred and sixty-seven billion, eight hundred and eighty-seven million four hundred and ninety-four thousand two hundred and seventy-seven dollars). (3) Details of the allocation of Underpayment of Revenue Sharing of Natural Resources (DBH SDA) of Gas Mining for Fiscal Year 2010 as referred to in paragraph (2) to the provincial and regency/city is as stated in the Attachments are an integral part of this Regulation of the Minister of Finance. Article 2 (1) Distribution of allocation of Underpayment of Revenue Sharing of Natural Resources (DBH SDA) of Gas Mining for Fiscal Year 2010 as referred to in Article 1 paragraph (2) carried out simultaneously in Fiscal Year 2011. (2) The procedure for the distribution of Underpayment of Revenue Sharing of Natural Resources (DBH SDA) of Gas Mining for Fiscal Year 2010 carried out in accordance with the provisions of the legislation. Article 3 This Regulation of the Minister of Finance shall come into force on the date of promulgation. For public cognizance, this Regulation of the Minister of Finance shall be promulgated by placing it in State Gazette MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA - 3 - of the Republic of Indonesia. Stipulated in Jakarta on September 19, 2011 MINISTER OF FINANCE Signed, AGUS D.W. MARTOWARDOJO Promulgated in Jakarta On September 19, 2011 MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS Signed PATRIALIS AKBAR STATE GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA YEAR 2011 NUMBER 589 ATTACHMENT REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE NUMBER 156/PMK.07/2011 CONCERNING ALLOCATION OF UNDERPAYMENT OF REVENUE-SHARING OF NATURAL RESOURCES OF GAS MINING OF FISCAL YEAR 2010 ALLOCATED IN STATE BUDGET AMENDMENT OF FISCAL YEAR 2011. MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA DETAILS OF ALLOCATION OF UNDERPAYMENT OF REVENUE-SHARING OF NATURAL RESOURCES OF GAS MINING OF FISCAL YEAR 2010 ALLOCATED IN STATE BUDGET AMENDMENT OF FISCAL YEAR 2011 (in dollars) No. PROVINCE/REGENCY/CITY Nu PROVINCE/REGENC EARTH GAS TOTAL mb Y/CITY 30% 0.5% 40% 1 2 3 4 5 6 I ACEH 12,217,712,747, - 16,290,283,6 28,507,996,399, 00 52,00 00 Province 2,443,542,548,00 - 16,290,283,65 18,733,826,200,0 2,00 0 1 West Aceh Regency 222,140,232,00 - - 222,140,232,00 2 Aceh Besar Regency 222,140,232,00 - - 222,140,232,00 3 South Aceh Regency 222,140,232,00 - - 222,140,232,00 4 Aceh Singkil Regency 222,140,232,00 - - 222,140,232,00 5 Central Aceh Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 6 Southeast Aceh 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 Regency 7 East Aceh Regency 357,825,343.00 - - 357,825,343.00 8 North Aceh Regency 4,751,399,984.00 - - 4,751,399,984.00 9 Bireuen Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 10 Pidie Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 11 Simeulue Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 12 Banda Aceh regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 13 Sabang City 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 14 Langsa City 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 15 Lhokseumawe City 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 16 Nagan Raya Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 17 Aceh Jaya Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 18 Southwest Aceh 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 Regency 19 Gayo Lues Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 20 Aceh tamiang 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 Regency 21 Bener Meriah Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 22 Pidie Jaya Regency 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 23 Subulussalam City 222,140,232.00 - - 222,140,232.00 II RIAU ISLAND 32,053,012,875. 534,216,879.00 - 32,587,229,754. 00 00 Province 8,234,949,451.00 138,769,446.00 - 8,373,718,897.00 1 Bintan Regency 2,527,798,999.00 41,912,799.00 - 2,569,711,798.00 2 Natuna Regency 6,508,054,779.00 108,250,395.00 - 6,616,305,174.00 3 Karimun Regency 2,527,798,999.00 41,912,799.00 - 2,569,711,798.00 4 Batam City 2,527,798,999.00 41,912,799.00 2,569,711,798.00 5 Tanjung Pinang City 2,527,798,999.00 41,912,799.00 2,569,711,798.00 6 Lingga Regency 2,527,798,999.00 41,912,799.00 2,569,711,798.00 7 Anambas Island 4,671,013,650.00 77,633,043.00 4,748,646,693.00 Regency III JAMBI 17,397,597,408. 289,959,945.00 - 17,687,557,353. 00 00 MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA - 2 - Province 3,479,519,482.00 57,991,991.00 - 3,537,511,473.00 1 Batanghari Regency 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 2 Bungo Regency 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 3 Kerinci Regency 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 4 Merangin Regency 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 5 Muaro Jambi Regency 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 6 Sarolangun Regency 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 7 West Tanjung Jabung 5,150,680,824.00 85,844,680.00 - 5,236,525,504.00 Regency 8 East Tanjung Jabung 2,504,262,038.00 41,737,701.00 2,545,999,739.00 Regency 9 Tebo Regency 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 10 Jambi City 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 11 Sungai Penuh City 695,903,896.00 11,598,397.00 - 707,502,293.00 IV SOUTH SUMATERA 59,455,173,080. 990,919,548.00 - 60,446,092,628. 00 00 Province 11,891,034,616.0 198,183,910.00 - 12,089,218,526.0 0 0 1 Lahat Regency 2,082,374,884.00 34,706,248.00 - 2,117,081,132.00 2 Musi Banyuasin 19,667,453,450.0 327,790,891.00 - 19,995,244,341.0 Regency 0 0 3 Musi Rawas Regency 5,328,098,433.00 88,801,640.00 - 5,416,900,073.00 4 Muara Enim Regency 1,750,343,227.00 29,172,387.00 - 1,779,515,614.00 5 Ogan Komering ilir 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 Regency 6 Ogan Komering Ulu 1,746,083,727.00 29,101,395.00 - 1,775,185,122.00 Regency 7 Palembang City 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 8 Pagar Alam City 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 9 Lubuk Linggau City 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 10 Prabumulih City 1,701,311,664.00 28,355,194.00 - 1,729,666,858.00 11 Banyuasin Regency 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 12 Ogan Ilir Regency 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 13 East Ogan Komering 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 Ulu Regency 14 South Ogan Komering 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 Ulu Regency 15 Empat Lawang 1,698,719,231.00 28,311,987.00 - 1,727,031,218.00 Regency V LAMPUNG 357,604,173.00 5,960,059.00 - 363,564,232.00 Province 119,201,393.00 2,026,423.00 - 121,227,816.00 1 West Lampung 17,028,770.00 280,974.00 - 17,309,744.00 Regency 2 South Lampung 17,028,770.00 280,974.00 - 17,309,744.00 Regency 3 Central Lampung 17,028,770.00 280,974.00 - 17,309,744.00 Regency 4 North Lampung 17,028,770.00 280,974.00 - 17,309,744.00 Regency 5 East Lampung 17,028,770.00 280,974.00 - 17,309,744.00 Regency 6 Tanggamus Regency 17,028,770.00 280,974.00 - 17,309,744.00 7 Tulang Bawang 17,028,770.00 280,974.00 - 17,309,744.00 Regency MINISTER OF FINANCE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA - 3
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    Mozaik Humaniora DOI 10.20473/mozaik.v20i1.7513 Vol 20 (1) : 12-25 © Aulia Rahman, Mufti Riyani, Hanafiah (2020) Cagar Budaya dan Memori Kolektif: Membangun Kesadaran Sejarah Masyarakat Lokal Berbasis Peninggalan Cagar Budaya di Aceh Bagian Timur (Cultural Heritage and Collective Memory: Building Historical Awareness of Local Communities Based on Cultural Heritage in Eastern Aceh) Aulia Rahman Mufti Riyani Hanafiah Program Studi Pendidikan Sejarah - Universitas Samudra Jalan Meuranda, Langsa Lama, Kota Langsa Tel.: +62 (641) 426535 Surel: [email protected] Diterima: 18 September 2019 Direvisi: 23 Maret 2020 Disetujui: 8 Juni 2020 Abstrak Wilayah Aceh Bagian Timur melingkupi Kota Langsa, Kabupaten Aceh Timur, dan Kabupaten Aceh Tamiang merupakan wilayah yang sangat kaya peninggalan cagar budaya. Warisan peninggalan tersebut dapat menjadi jembatan untuk menghubungkan memori kolektif masyarakat dan membangun kesadaran sejarah. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi dan menelusuri jejak- jejak peninggalan masa lalu di wilayah Pesisir Aceh Bagian Timur dan bagaimana proses membangun kesadaran sejarah dengan memori kolektif. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode sejarah. Sumber data diperoleh dengan melakukan penelitian lapangan ke bangunan cagar budaya di wilayah Aceh bagian Timur. Untuk mendukung sumber tersebut, juga dilakukan studi arsip dan pustaka yang relevan dengan topik yang sedang dikaji. Dari hasil penelitian ini, telah dilakukan identifikasi terhadap peninggalan-peninggalan sejarah dan bangunan cagar budaya yang tersebar di wilayah Aceh Bagian Timur. Peninggalan tersebut istana raja-raja, rumah uleebalang, masjid kuno, dan makam keramat. Dari hasil identifikasi tersebut didapatkan adanya unsur memori kolektif yang ada dalam bangunan cagar budaya pada setiap wilayah di Aceh Bagian Timur, yaitu Kabupaten Aceh Tamiang dengan memori Melayu, Islam dan multikultural; Kota Langsa dengan memori masyarakat multikultur; dan Kabupaten Aceh Timur dengan memori Islam.
  • Final Assessment Report

    Final Assessment Report

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  • International Journal on Language, Research and Education Studies ISSN: 2580-6777 (P); 2580-6785 (E) Vol

    International Journal on Language, Research and Education Studies ISSN: 2580-6777 (P); 2580-6785 (E) Vol

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