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The Presidential Advisory Council 2015-2019 THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL 2015-2019 COUNCIL ADVISORY THE PRESIDENTIAL THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL 2015-2019 HISTORY, TASKS, AND FUNCTIONS DalamThe Presidential melaksanakan Advisory tugasCouncil danof the Republic of Indonesia fungsinya(also known memberikan as Wantimpres) nasihat has dan a per-strategic role within the state timbanganadministration (Nastim) of Indonesia kepada as itsPresiden, main task is to provide advice and Anggota Wantimpres memiliki berbagai consideration to the President. The scope of its area is also broad, jenis kegiatan. ranging from the fi eld of economy, social welfare and education, Buku ini akan memberikan wawasan dan pengetahuandefense and security,kepada tomasyarakat politics and luas, law. baikEstablished di dalam only maupun one month di luar and negeri,one week after the proclamation tentangof the country’s perkembangan independence dan dinamika on August da- 17, 1945, the council has lamundergone sistem ketatanegaraanseveral changes Republikin line with In- the dynamic transformation donesiain the governmental sejak Proklamasi system Kemerdekaan and administration. RI tahun 1945. DiharapkanThis book, “Thebuku Presidential “Dewan Pertimbangan Advisory Council 2015-2019: History, PresidenTasks, and 2015 Functions”,-2019, Sejarah, talks not Tugas only danabout the activities conducted Fungsiby the Dewannine Wantimpres’ Pertimbangan members Presiden“ of the 2015-2019 period but ini,also dapat the history menambah behind khasanah Wantimpres, bacaan its tasks and functions, as well danas itskoleksi position perpustakaan within the structure-perpustakaan of the state administration. diHopefully, Indonesia this maupun book can di luarbe a negerireference sehingga and source dapat ofmenjadi information sumber for pustaka,the public khususnya as there isdalam a dearth of books which speak kajianspecifi- kajiancally of tentang the council. pemerintahan. It is also hoped that the book will contribute to the discourse on the state administration of Indonesia. Jl. Veteran III, No. 2, Jakarta 10110 Telp. (021) 3444801, Fax. (021) 3865092 ISBN 978-602-61565-0-1 THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL 2015-2019 THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL www.wantimpres.go.id Jl. Veteran III, No. 2, Jakarta 10110 Phone: (021) 3444801, Faximile (021) 3865092 HISTORY, TASKS, AND FUNCTIONS website: www.wantimpres.go.id THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL 2015-2019 HISTORY, TASKS, AND FUNCTIONS The Presidential Advisory Council 2015-2019 History, Tasks, and Functions Copyright © 2017, Wantimpres Drafting Team Advisers Head and Members of the Presidential Advisory Council 2015-2019 Members M. Nashihin Hasan, IGK. Manila, Djadjuk Natsir Julie Trisnadewani, Nunung Nuryartono, M. Maksum Isa, A. Chasib, Mashudi Darto, Kemal Taruc Editor Wahyu Budi Santoso Writers Ahmad Fachrudin, Aas Subarkah, Any Rufaidah, Abdullah Yazid Translator Fathi Mustaqim, Erna M. Lokollo Data and Photo Research Agung Darmawan, Fikroh Amali Fahmi Addiani Setting and Layout Wahyu Budi Santoso, Ahmad Fachrudin First published in Indonesian by the Presidential Advisory Council, 2017. Address: Jl. Jalan Veteran III, No. 2 Jakarta-10110, Phone: (021) 3444801, Faximile (021) 3865092, website: www.wantimpres.go.id All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher. xvi + 200 pages ; 8.5 inch x 11 inch First Edition, March 2017 THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL 2015-2019 HISTORY, TASKS, AND FUNCTIONS Wantimpres 2017 iii IR.H. JOKO WIDODO PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA iv FOREWORD Assalamu’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabakaratuh. This book has been a long time in the making and I warmly welcome its publication. I sincerely hope that it will be an invaluable reference to the public about the institution of the Presidential Advisory Council (Wantimpres) and its members from 2015 to 2019. Directly responsible to the President, Wantimpres is an institution established under Indonesian law – UU No. 19/2006 – with the main duty of advising and providing consideration. Our current administration remains committed to the acceleration of Indonesia’s development, primarily through reducing inequality between the country’s various regions. Wantimpres’ strategic role of providing advice and consideration has proven indispensable in my decision-making. Since my inauguration in January 2015, I have received much advice and consideration from Wantimpres in various fields of development, especially in the field of economy, social welfare and education, defense and security, as well as politics and law. I hope this book will help introduce the public to the works done by Wantimpres; both as a collective organizational whole, as well as the contributions of each of its’ members. Wassalamu’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh. Jakarta, March 2017 THE PRESIDENT OF REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA JOKO WIDODO v PREFACE CHAIR OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY COUNCIL SRI ADININGSIH ecember 2016 marked two years of my to serving as the member of the Presidential Advisory Council (Wantimpres). Alongside my eight colleagues, I was appointed by the President of the Republic of Indonesia on 19 January, D2015. The pomp and circumstance of the appointment reminded me of the gravity of our responsibilities: Wantimpres’ main task is to provide advice and consideration to the president. For this administration, it is encapsulated in the nine policies of the Nawa Cita. In order to realize the full extent of these policies, Wantimpres is divided into four program areas, namely Economy, Politics and Laws, Social Welfare, and Defense and Security. I welcome for the publication of the book for a few reasons: First, there is a dearth of books which speak specifically of Wantimpres, as an institution as well as the task(s) of each of its’ members. It is important for the public to understand the history behind Wantimpres, its’ tasks and functions, as well as its’ position within the structure of state administration. Second, this book can be an invaluable reference and source of information for the public. It is my hope that this book may contribute to the discourse on state administration of Indonesia. Lastly, I wish to say thank you and extend my appreciation to: 1. My colleagues, the members of Wantimpres, who have given their extraordinary support; 2. The Secretariat of Wantimpres, who has provided support through data and photographs during the writing and publishing of this book; 3. The secretaries of the members of Wantimpres, who have contributed and helped supervise the process; 4. The drafting team, who researched, interviewed, photographed, edited, and continuously tweaked various details, settings, and layouts; so that the version of this book is the best it can possibly be. My sincerest thanks, The Chair of Wantimpres SRI ADININGSIH vi TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by the President of the Republic of Indonesia .......................................................................................................... iv Preface by the Chair of the Presidential Advisory Council ........................................................................................................ vi Table of Contents ....................................................................................................................................................................vii List of Abbreviations and Acronyms .......................................................................................................................................viii Part I History of the Presidential Advisory Council .............................................................................................................. 1 Part II The Presidential Advisory Council of the Republic of Indonesia after the Amendments to the 1945 Constitution in 2002 .................................................................................................................................................. 9 Part III Tasks of the Presidential Advisory Council .............................................................................................................. 17 Part IV Programs and Task Implementation ........................................................................................................................ 23 Part V Profile of Members of the Presidential Advisory Council of the 2015-2019 Period .................................................... 49 Part VI Profile of Secretaries to the Members of the Presidential Advisory Council of the 2015-2019 Period ...................... 151 Part VII Profile of Members of the Presidential Advisory Council of the 2007-2009 and 2012-2014 Periods ....................... 157 Part VIII Secretariat of the Presidential Advisory Council ..................................................................................................... 171 vii LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AAL : Naval Academy GMNI : Indonesian National Student Movement AAU : Air Force Academy GPM : Marhaenis Youth Movement ACFOD : Asian Cultural Forum on Development Gus Dur : President K.H. Abdurrahman Wahid AKABRI : Armed Forces Academy of the Republic HAM : Human Rights of Indonesia HIS : Hollandsch-Inlandsche School (a school that was AKMIL : Military Academy limited to children of the upper class during the AL : Navy Dutch colonial era in Indonesia) APBN : State Budget HMI : Muslim Students Association
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