Indonesian Constitutional Court Partially Grants MBG Watch Lawsuit, Mandating DPR Approval for APBN Changes
The Indonesian Constitutional Court has partially granted a lawsuit filed by MBG Watch regarding the amendment process of the State Budget (APBN). This ruling mandates that changes to the budget must be approved by the House of Representatives (DPR), expected to enhance transparency and accountability in fiscal management.
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