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Dissemination Standards Bulletin Board Special Data Dissemination Standard (AS PROVIDED TO THE IMF BY THE RESPECTIVE COUNTRY)   Indonesia General government or public sector operations (Country: IndonesiaInstitution: Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia Directorate General of Budget Directorate for Budget FormulationType: Central and Provincial budget ) Last Posted: Jan-29-2010 Last Certified: Sep-26-2008 Last Updated: Jan-28-2010 Contact Person(s)          Printer Friendly Page   Mr Agung Widiadi, Head of Divison on Budget Data and Technical Assistance, Directorate for State Budget Formulation, Directorate General of Budget, Ministry of Finance, D building 18th floorJl. Dr. Wahidin No. 1, Jakarta, Indonesia   Phone : 62 21 345 1014   Fax : 62 21 350 5659   Email : widiadi@depkeu.go.id    Mr Saro Edi, Head of Government Finance Statistics , Directorate for State Budget Formulation, Directorate General of Budget, Ministry of Finance, D building 18th floor Jl. Dr. Wahidin No. 1, Jakarta, Indonesia 10710   Phone : +62 21 345 1014   Fax : +62 21 350 5659   Email : saro_edi@yahoo.com  Dissemination Formats Summary Methodology Access National Summary Data Page Cross-country comparisons: access the DSBB metadata query facility

The Data: Coverage, Periodicity, and Timeliness
Coverage characteristics	5.1.1 Statistical presentation Data are disseminated in billions of Indonesian rupiah on general government operations, and cover the operations of budgetary central government, the provincial and local governments. Data on social security funds are included but extrabudgetary funds are not included in these data. Data are disseminated showing: revenue; expenditure; the deficit/surplus; and financing, broken down by currency into foreign-currency financing, and domestic-currency financing.
Periodicity	4.1.1 Periodicity Annual
Timeliness	4.1.2 Timeliness 9 months after the end of the reference year.   Notes: A flexibility option is being taken for the timeliness of the data on general government operations.
Access by the Public
Advance dissemination of release calendar	5.1.3 Advance release calendar An advance release calendar giving one-quarter-ahead notice of the approximate release dates and then a week-ahead notification of the precise release date is disseminated on the Internet on the IMF's Dissemination Standards Bulletin Board at http://dsbb.imf.org/Applications/web/sddsctycatarclist/?strcode=IDN. The advance release calendar is updated monthly. A statement to this effect is published in the monthly bulletin Indonesian Financial Statistics.
Simultaneous release to all interested parties	5.1.4 Simultaneous release The data are disseminated to all interested parties by posting on the following Internet website maintained by Bank Indonesia http://www.bi.go.id/sdds/. A notice to this effect will be added to a relevant high-frequency publication in the near future. The data are published a view months later in Nota Keuangan dan APBN (Financial Note and State Budget)
Integrity
Dissemination of terms and conditions under which official statistics are produced, including those relating to the confidentiality of individually identifiable information	0.1.1 Responsibility for collecting, processing, and disseminating statistics Ministry of Finance The data on the component levels of general government are compiled and disseminated under the terms and conditions of  the following laws and decrees: Undang-undang Keuangan Negara (Law on State Finance) 17/2003; Undang-undang Perbendaharaan (Law on State Treasury) 1/2004; Undang-undang Pemeriksaan Tanggung Jawab Keuangan Negara (Law on the State     Budget Audit) 15/2004 ; Undang-undang APBN (Law on the State Budget); Undang-undang Perubahan APBN (Law on the Revised State Budget); Undang-undang Perhitungan Anggaran Negara (Law on the State Budget Responsibility); Undang-Undang Pemerintahan Daerah  No.32/2004 (Local Government Law); Undang-Undang Perimbangan Keuangan Pemerintah Pusat dan Daerah No. 33/2004 (Fiscal Balance between the Central and Local Governments);  Keputusan Presiden (Presidential Decree) 42/2002; Under the terms of the laws specified above, the government is required to report to Parliament, provisional annual data on the realization of the central government budget, and to present to Parliament within 6 months after the end of the fiscal year, a report on the annual budgetary central government data audited by BPK, the Supreme Audit Board. The Ministry of Finance (MOF) compiles and publishes data on the operations of the provincial governments and the local governments as a service to the public. 0.1.2 Data sharing and coordination among data producing agencies Ministry of Finance Data-sharing and coordination between the primary data compiling agencies and other data producing agencies are done regularly. 0.1.3 Confidentiality of individual reporters' data Ministry of Finance Considering that the data for central government operations supplied by another agencies or work unit (satker), this statement is not applicable for MOF. Individual reporters’ data not applicable for CGO compilation. 0.1.4 Ensuring statistical reporting Ministry of Finance The terms of the Presidential Decrees stipulate the obligation of government ministries to report the realization of the budget to the regional budget offices. 0.2.1 Staff, facilities, computing resources, and financing Ministry of Finance Staff resources are adequate, but computing resources, especially software, impede efficient compilation processes. Staff training is not adequate. Periodic reviews of staff and systems are carried out, but no cost-benefit analysis is applied to statistical analysis. Specific funding is provided for Government Financial Statistics system developments. 0.3.1 Monitoring user requirements Ministry of Finance The assessment of the relevance and practical utility of statistics in meeting users’ needs is based on feedback from users, and no systems are in place to assess the usefulness of statistical products. 0.4.1 Quality policy Ministry of Finance Training programs concentrate on quality issues, but because of the lack of a user orientation MOF staff tend to focus on procedures rather than products. 0.4.3 Quality planning Ministry of Finance MOF is now developing the GFS system to improve the quality of its statistics output. 1.1.1 Impartiality of statistics Ministry of Finance There are no laws or other formal arrangements to support the professional independence of GFS compilers, but there has been no attempt by authorities to influence statistical outputs. MOF GFS staff are not professional statisticians but have a generally appropriate background to compile and disseminate GFS. MOF have retained the expertise of staff who have attended GFS training courses conducted by the IMF. 1.1.2 Selection of sources, methodology, and modes of dissemination Ministry of Finance The selection of sources, methodology and modes of dissemination are based on the law and formal procedures issued by the State. The data sources, content, and format of GFS are based on IMF (GFSM 1986) standards. Data dissemination is done by request to fulfill standard report, regarding to Indonesian membership in several international agencies. 1.1.3 Commenting on erroneous interpretation and misuse of statistics Ministry of Finance The MOF responds to correct misinterpretation or misuse of GFS. 1.2.1 Disclosure of terms and conditions for statistical collection, processing, and dissemination Ministry of Finance The terms and conditions under which GFS are compiled and disseminated are imbedded in various laws and by-laws, and the internal administrative rules of MOF and MOHA. Copies of the following laws and Presidential Decrees are available in the Indonesian language only: Undang-undang APBN (Law on the State Budget); Keputusan Presiden (Presidential Decree) 42/2002; Undang-undang Perubahan APBN (Law on the Supplementary State Budget); and Undang-undang Perhitungan Anggaran Negara (Law on the Revised Budget). Copies of these laws and Presidential Decrees can be obtained from the following address: Bureau of Law and Public relations Secretary General, Ministry of Finance Juanda I building, 14th Floor Jl.Dr. Wahidin No.1 Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia Phone: 61 21 381 3857 1.3.1 Guidelines for staff behavior Ministry of Finance GFS staff are subject to the application of general ethical standards applying to all MOF (and other civil service) staff, and these standards are an important part of initial and ongoing staff training. MOF GFS staff are also subject to the provisions of the statistics law, to the extent that these provisions apply to GFS.
Identification of internal government access to data before release	1.2.2 Internal governmental access to statistics prior to release Ministry of Finance The data for the component levels of general government are made available to the President 3 days before their release to Parliament and the public.
Identification of ministerial commentary on the occasion of statistical releases	1.2.3 Attribution of statistical products Ministry of Finance There is no ministerial commentary attached to the first release of the data on the Internet. The ministerial commentary which is attached to the subsequent release of the data in the Nota Keuangan dan APBN (Financial Note and State Budget) is restricted to an explanation of the forthcoming budget. The MOF is usually, but not always, identified as the source of GFS in published data.
Provision of information about revision and advance notice of major changes in methodology	4.3.1 Revision schedule The data are preliminary when first released and are revised in December, 9 months after the end of the reference year. The data become final following the publication of the final data for the various elements of general government. The data on budgetary central government become final 6 months after the end of the reference year and are published in Laporan Keuangan Pemerintah Pusat  (Central Government Financial Report). The data on provincial and local governments become final 10 months after the end of the reference year. The final data for the provincial and local governments are published in Nota Keuangan dan RAPBN (Financial Report and State Budget). But, since fiscal year 2001, final data for the provincial and local governments are published in internet website http://www.djpkpd.go.id/. 1.2.4 Advance notice of major changes in methodology, source data, and statistical techniques. Ministry of Finance Advanced notice of changes to data sources or methodology is given to the public. Any changes in the methodology for compiling the data for budgetary central government are noted in Laporan Keuangan Pemerintah Pusat (Central Government Financial Report) at the time the change is reflected in the data. Major changes in the methodology for compiling the data for the provincial and local governments are announced by the Ministry of Home Affairs at the time the changes are introduced.
Quality
Dissemination of documentation on methodology and sources used in preparing statistics	5.2.1 Dissemination of documentation on concepts, scope, classifications, basis of recording, data sources, and statistical techniques The classification codes used to convert the accounting records to the revenue and expenditure categories used in the data on Central Government Operations are published by the Director General (Budget) of the Ministry of Finance, in Circular No. SE – 11/A/2002, Codes for Expenditure [MAK] and Codes for Revenue [MAP]. Copies of this document can be obtained by the public from: Bureau of Public Relations, Secretary General, Ministry of Finance, Juanda I Building, 11th Floor, Jl. Dr Wahidin No. 1 Jakarta Pusat, Indonesia. Phone : 62 21 3500849 Fax     : 62 21 3500847   Comprehensive documentation of the methodology and sources used in preparing the data for General Government will be disseminated at a future date. (See also summary methodology)
Dissemination of component detail, reconciliations with related data, and statistical frameworks that support statistical cross-checks and provide assurance of reasonableness	4.2.2 Temporal consistency The annual Nota Keuangan dan APBN (Financial Note and State Budget), published in January, that is, 10 months after the end of the reference year, publishes annual data for the various elements of general government as follows: (1) Budgetary central government: (a) aggregate time series data for the period since 1969/70; and (b) a breakdown of revenue and expenditure by economic type (budget data for the previous year, provisional/forecast data for the year before that, and final audited data for the earlier years.) (2) Consolidated provincial governments: data for the previous three years showing: (a) revenue by economic type [Table V.1]; (b) a detailed breakdown of current expenditure by economic type [Table V.20]; and (c) a detailed breakdown of development expenditure by sector [Table V.24] (3) Consolidated local governments: data for the previous three years showing: (a) revenue by economic type [Table V.3]; (b) a detailed breakdown of current expenditure by economic type [Table V.39]; and (c) a detailed breakdown of development expenditure by sector [Table V.43.] Additional information: - Nota Keuangan dan RAPBN 1998/1999: time series data for the period since 1969/1970 - Nota Keuangan dan RAPBN 1999/2000: time series data for the period since 1989/1999 - Nota Keuangan dan RAPBN 2000: time series data for the period since 1997/1998.
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