Through events and Property Investment Tax Amnesty, last Friday, the Minister of Agricultural and Spatial Planning (ATR) / Head of National Land Agency (BPN), Sofyan A. Djalil said that certified land is not necessarily free of problems.
"Undeniably, there are still many cases it was found that the land is certified to have a problem so there is no certainty," ujarnya.Lebih Further, Sofyan illustrates that the condition of land abroad much different in Indonesia.
According to him, in foreign lands are divided into two types, namely the ex-colonial land and private land.
"In Indonesia, the various soil types. There is a customary land, the land of the former colonies, until internalisation. And many of these soils lead to land-related issues, among others dispute or multiple certificates, "he explained.
To tackle these problems, Sofyan explained that the government, together with the Ministry of ATR / BPN will perform mapping within the next 5-15 years.
Sofyan explained that overseas mapping first and then issued the certificates.
"In many countries in the world, they can be used to map the land 100 percent. Certificates are awarded after mapped. In Indonesia, we sertifikatkan first, then mapped. "
"In doing the mapping, the Ministry of ATR / BPN plans to privatize surveyor. Surveyors will be awarded certificates and sworn in, "he said.
Currently, Sofyan mentioned that he was working to map out the shortcomings in the service of the Ministry of ATR / BPN today.
"Today I can already picture. We will do a total reform to make business easier, there is legal certainty, faster service, and responsive to complaints, "he added.
Surabaya first touchable
While in the first week of August, the National Land Agency together Surabaya mayor Tri Rismaharini, agreed to a cooperation program registration and certification of all parcels of land in the city of Surabaya, East Java.
With this partnership is expected certification of the entire plot in Surabaya can be completed within the next year or exactly at the end of 2017.
From the data released, only about 60 percent of plots of land in the city of Surabaya certified, reaching 382.533 plot. Meanwhile there are 224.067 pieces of land or 40 percent were not registered.
The accelerated pace of the country's efforts so that all the people of Surabaya obtain legal certainty.
The certification program will also reduce land disputes and land disputes as well as the establishment of village / village complete, the village / urban neighborhoods across the field of land already registered and certified.
Surabaya will be the first city in Indonesia that the whole field of land certified. After Surabaya, the Ministry of ATR / BPN encourage similar cooperation programs carried out in other cities in Indonesia such as Jakarta and Batam.
Improvements soil data registered in Surabaya and Jakarta, will indirectly improve Indonesia's ranking in the Ease rate Trying (Ease of Doing Business) issued by the World Bank.
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