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Constitutional Court Decision
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Parliamentary Records
- DPR 2011–2012, Risalah Rapat Panitia Khusus Rancangan Undang-Undang Tentang Penanganan Konflik Sosial, DPR RI: RAKER I, 14 September 2011; RDPU I, 21 September 2011; RDPU II, 22 September 2011; RDPU III, 28 September 2011; RDPU IV, 29 September 2011; RDPU V, 29 September 2011; RAKER III, 12 January 2012; RAKER KE IV, 24 January 2012; RDPU V, 2 April 2012; RDPU VI, 5 April 2012.