Golkar party politician also emphasized the importance of transformation from the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) into a special economic zone (KEK). He believed that this policy could be an effective decision to strengthen the regional management, eliminate overlapping powers and separate the administrative functions of the industrial zone and international trade.
“If we want the bats to be a“ new Singapore ”or even more, then we cannot work with old logic. We need courage to carry out a complete reform, ”he continued.
He appreciated the progressive steps taken by BP Batam, including simplifying licensing, removing ineffective processes, such as Fatwas dress, as well as launching One Stop service and real -time complaints.
Nevertheless, Labib also recalled that this deregulation did not actually open a gap to practice the rent and control of the ground with a handful side.
“We are fully supporting deregulation in the VI commission. But we do not allow this instead to become a bright direction for the new oligopolic practice. Transparency and accountability should be the basic principle, ”he said.
