The Indonesian government has drawn up a new mining law that could determine how legacy PKP2B licences are handled. President Joko Widodo’s administration submitted a draft proposal to the house of representatives today, although there is no clear timeline for its progression. One issue covered concerns legacy PKP2B mining licences held by major coal producers that expire in 2019-25. The proposed law would convert these into PBPK permits and extend holders' mining rights without requiring their participation in a public auction after the PKP2Bs expire. It would also exempt PKP2B holders from the limit on operations to a maximum of 15,000 hectares.
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机译：印度尼西亚政府制定了一个新的采矿法，可以确定遗留PKP2B许可证的处理方式。 Joko Widodo的主席今天向代表院提出了一项提案草案，尽管其进展没有明确的时间表。 一个问题涉及2019-25到期的主要煤炭生产商持有的遗产PKP2B采矿许可。 拟议的法律将使这些法律转化为PBPK许可证，并延长持有人的采矿权，而不需要在PKP2B到期后参加公开拍卖。 它还将豁免PKP2B持有人从运营的限制到最多15,000公顷。
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