Indonesian House of Representatives Proposes National Police Law Revision: Key Focus on Ministerial Placements and Retirement Age
The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR) has initiated a revision of the National Police Law. Key points include expanding the placement of police officers in government ministries and adjusting the retirement age for the National Police Chief, sparking debate over organizational authority.
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