The Right to Cultivate Plantation Has Constitutional Authority

Professor of Soil Science at IPB University, Budi Mulyanto, reminded the technical ministry to be careful by leveraging in detail, and be accountable in statements related to the revocation of plantation rights (HGU) for an abandoned plantation covering an area of ​​34,448 hectares (ha).

This is because HGU is a land right (HAT) and is not based on Law No. 5 of 1960 and its derivative regulations. Because it is a HAT or a right, a plantation HGU has the authority to carry out various applicable laws and responsibilities. According to Budi, to get the HGU, the company must go through a long licensing process, one of which is the implementation of a location permit, namely land/land. "The land must also be free from provisions for forest area status, timber/forest products, community cultivation, moratorium maps, plasma nucleus and licensing conflicts," said Budi who is also the General Chair of the Indonesian Soil Science Association (HITI). agreed that the land should be planted immediately if it does not want to be subject to PP No 11 of 2010 concerning Abandoned Land and HGU being revoked "Only, if the land becomes a good garden and is planted, it should not interfere with lawsuits," he said.

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