Indonesian Election Law Revision Bill to Begin Deliberations in Early November
A special committee (Panja) in the Indonesian House of Representatives is expected to hold its initial meeting in early November 2026 to deliberate on the revision bill for the General Election Law (RUU Pemilu). The meeting will likely determine the future deliberation schedule and procedures.
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