DPR RI resumes legislative sessions on asset seizure and copyright bills

The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) has officially reopened its legislative session, prioritizing the discussion of several key bills. According to Speaker Puan Maharani, the agenda includes the Asset Seizure Bill related to corruption and other crimes, as well as the Copyright Bill.

Other legislative priorities scheduled for the period between November 10 and December 17, 2026, include bills regarding Road Traffic and Transportation, as well as Cooperatives. Maharani emphasized the parliament's commitment to accelerating urgent legal needs while maintaining substantive quality and meaningful public participation.

Additionally, the DPR is monitoring the 2026 state budget's fiscal resilience. The legislature aims to protect the national economy and public welfare amidst global economic uncertainties, specifically addressing pressures from oil prices, the rupiah's exchange rate against the US dollar, and capital market dynamics.