Name : Iftor fabrian
NIM : 1114210141
Lecture : Prof . Dr . Faisal Santiago, SH, MM
Subject : Business Law
NIM : 1114210141
Lecture : Prof . Dr . Faisal Santiago, SH, MM
Subject : Business Law
MEA was
indeed recent will be implemented December 2015 to come, that means there is
still time for Indonesia is almost 1 year to prepare this economic competition.
In the
policy MEA, there are at least 12 priority will be the mainstream trade MEA
good it services and products. In its application by 2015, MEA will apply the
12 priority sectors called the free flow of skilled labor for health care
services, tourism, logistics, e-ASEAN, air transport services, agro-based
products, electronic goods, fisheries, rubber-based products, textiles and
apparel, automotive, and wood-based products.
The agreed
memorandum of understanding, Indonesia must inevitably get involved. In the
face of MEA, The Indonesia not only will be a witness, or the audience. But it
will be a part and the offender itself. Then it was supposed to be the economic
competition it needs to be addressed quickly, wisely and appropriately.
Moment of
MEA for indonesia itself creates various polemics. Current free trade MEA, it
could be an opportunity for Indonesia. The chances of it being felt so
promising if the presence of Indonesia in the MEA is the nation as a
productive, innovative and superior of its HUMAN RESOURCES. This moment can
also be a challenge Indonesia in ASEAN'S trade competition he was. Whether
Indonesia will be able to dominate the market? Whether indonesia is able to
survive, or will be the losers? then, whether with the MEA, people's welfare
Indonesia going forward? All depends how Indonesia Society ready to deal with
it. You need to know is the MEA to form economic power, with market forces
reached 604 million man. With the development of capital flows and goods move
freely in MEA gave rise to concern. Because, from 604 million residents MEA, Indonesia's population reached 242,3 million, or the equivalent of 40
percent of the total area of the MEA. Indonesia, the only concern would be the
target market. MEA will be cruel if Indonesia does not equip themselves with
the skills and knowledge that is comparable to other Asean countries. Given the
education and skill level — are in indonesia have not been safe or can be said
to be far behind..
Various
Obstacles Restricting
Indonesia is
increasingly vulnerable to the target market because competitiveness is low due
to poor infrastructure.
National and
international regulation
The law is
fair and firm, is still an expensive item in our country. When all the rules
and systems we return again to the law and the applicable LAW. Especially in
the face of MEA, the Government should really be careful in making rules that
bind the Union, or the product to be "free market". Given the pattern
of the consumerist society we are an easy target for Asean exporters. This is
compounded by the Indonesia business person trying to reap personal gain.
Before the
MEA-however, our country has been awash in foreign products, then how would it
be if MEA is already underway? Strengthening the law. Assertiveness are the
subject of sanctions in an effort to protect national economic resilience of
Indonesia. The Government was supposed to see a massive gaffe occurred in the
country. Routine monitoring and auditing. Thus, the term "latest soccer
news directly ' frequent scapegoats, can be minimised or even eliminated
altogether. Regulation or of these rules also have to be fair and firm, also
must be in sync. Related regulation, our country has developed rules of
sovereignty by forming the Autonomy areas. It is intended, in order for these
rules and policies are not siaur or even collided. Because, the autonomous
region, giving space to local governments to make policies respectively.
ASEAN Law
Association (ALA) – an organization of judges and legal practitioners of the
ASEAN-led by the Chairman of the Supreme Court (MA) Hatta Ali spawn some
recommendations for dealing with the 2015 meeting held after the MEA since 9-11
may 2014 in Jakarta.
As reported
by the official website of MA, there are at least seven steps (recommended) Ad
Hoc ALA Committee Meeting. Here are the seven steps
1. Access to
law and justice. The Association predicts with the introduction of MEA 2015
then the interaction of citizens from ASEAN member countries will increase. In
case there are nationals of ASEAN countries that require legal assistance
either criminal or constitutional, then the ALA serves to provide ease of
access on the citizens.
2.
Harmonization of laws in ASEAN countries. ALA will work closely with the
Secretariat of the ASEAN high officials and law in ASEAN countries joined in
ASEAN Senior Law Officials Meeting (ASLOM) legal mengharmoniskan and to
identify related to investment and trade in order to face the ASEAN community
2015.
3.
Electronic Library. ALA recommends that MA in ASEAN countries pioneered the
formation of the ASEAN judicial portal containing legal regulations in the
ASEAN countries and awards the monumental (landmark decisions) of the highest
judiciary in the ASEAN countries.
4. training
Relating to the judges. Training programs for judges from the ASEAN countries is
expected to increase understanding of the dynamics of the development of the
Justice of the law up to date. In addition, the training is designed to
strengthen the knowledge of the judges in the face of an ASEAN community by
2015.
5. trade and
investment Laws. ALA encourages the establishment of the Committee on trade and
investment which acts within the framework of the ASEAN position, learn the
rules of the WTO (World Trade Organization) and study the changes in trade and
investment laws of each of the ASEAN countries.
6. ASEAN
Studies Center. ALA also encourages the establishment of an ASEAN Studies
Center in college or research centres to encourage research on laws in ASEAN
countries. The goal in order to harmonize laws in ASEAN countries in order to
face the ASEAN community 2015.
7.
Alternative dispute resolution. ALA assess the use of alternate dispute
resolution among businessmen in ASEAN countries would further increase over the
upcoming ASEAN community in 2015. However, the application of alternative
dispute resolution – arbitration and mediation in particular-in the ASEAN
countries still vary widely from one country to another country
As
information, the Ad Hoc Committee Meeting was attended by 18 delegates from 9
countries of the ASEAN Law Association members from Brunei Darussalam,
Indonesia, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and
Viet Nam. This meeting aims to prepare a strong legal foundation for the
countries in ASEAN in order to face the ASEAN community which will begin in
2015.
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