KUNINGAN (ANTARA) – The Kuningan Regency Government in West Java is tightening business licensing governance to maintain a conducive investment climate while preventing unlicensed business operations.
Vice Regent of Kuningan Tuti Andriani stated that legal certainty and streamlined licensing procedures play a vital role in building an environment that fosters investor confidence.
“Moving forward, we hope there will be no more businesses operating without permits under the pretext of bureaucratic difficulties,” Tuti expressed in Kuningan on Thursday.
She instructed district-level officials to coordinate with the Investment and One-Stop Integrated Services Office (DPMPTSP) to verify the legality of new construction and business activities within their respective areas.
According to her, oversight must be reinforced so that licensing convenience goes hand in hand with business compliance with existing regulations.
She also called on district officials to take an active role in monitoring and controlling licensing compliance across Kuningan Regency.
This governance enhancement, she added, is being carried out by disseminating Government Regulation (PP) No. 28 of 2025 concerning the Implementation of Risk-Based Business Licensing during the 2026 Licensing Technical Guidance workshop.
Tuti explained that the regulation replaces PP No. 5 of 2021 and introduces several adjustments to the licensing process, including strict processing time limits for foundational requirements.
“The basic prerequisites that business operators must fulfill include Spatial Utilization Conformity (KKPR), Environmental Approval, Building Approval (PBG), and Certificate of Fitness for Occupation (SLF),” she noted.
She added that the Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach (OSS-RBA) system also regulates the sequential fulfillment of these basic requirements before businesses can obtain operational and commercial permits.
She acknowledged that the shift in mechanics has raised operational hurdles, as some business owners remain unfamiliar with the latest workflows in the OSS system.
Tuti requested that informational materials regarding these licensing regulations be passed down systematically to business actors and the public, ensuring that investment growth in Kuningan moves in tandem with legal certainty and regulatory compliance.
“Therefore, this licensing technical guidance is expected to deepen the understanding of both officials and business owners so that the licensing process does not become a bottleneck for investment activities,” she stated.
Meanwhile, the Kuningan Regency Government recorded investment realization through Semester I 2026 reaching IDR 880 billion or approximately 326 percent of its annual target of IDR 270 billion.