Alat Peraga Kampanye Semrawut

CNN Indonesia

12 Jan 202402:54

Summary

TLDRIn the past month, Jakarta has seen an increase in political campaign materials such as banners and posters, as legislative candidates and political parties vie for public attention. However, the placement of these campaign tools appears chaotic and unregulated, with different cities and districts having their own rules. Generally, educational institutions, government buildings, and public facilities like bus stops and pedestrian crossings are off-limits for campaign displays. In Jakarta, specific areas like Pancoran intersections are prohibited for campaign materials, but many have been observed in these places for over a week without any action from authorities. The disorder not only mars the city's appearance but also poses traffic safety risks, especially during the rainy season with strong winds. The KPU continues to urge candidates to follow regulations and place campaign materials in allowed areas, while hoping for coordination between Bawaslu and local law enforcement to manage the campaign tools effectively.

Takeaways

📢 Campaign materials such as banners and posters are increasingly common in the city as legislative and political party candidates compete for public attention.
🚫 There are strict rules regarding the placement of campaign materials, with each city and district having its own regulations.
🏫 Campaign materials are generally prohibited from being placed in educational institutions, government buildings, and public facilities like bus stops or pedestrian bridges.
🚦 In Jakarta, for example, the KPU DKI has detailed regulations in decision number 363 of 2023 specifying places where campaign materials are not allowed.
🚷 Campaign attributes are not allowed to be attached to power poles or plastered on trees, and there are specific areas like flyovers and underpasses where they are banned.
🛑 Penalties for violating these rules include forced removal of the installed campaign materials.
👮‍♂️ The responsibility for maintaining order and enforcing these regulations falls on Bawaslu and local law enforcement agencies.
🚫 Despite the regulations, there are many campaign materials observed in unauthorized places, some for more than a week without any action being taken.
🚧 The disorderly placement of campaign materials is not only an eyesore but also has the potential to cause traffic accidents.
⛈ During the rainy season and strong winds, there is a risk that the campaign materials could break and endanger road users.
📣 The KPU continues to urge candidates to comply with existing regulations and place campaign materials in allowed locations.
🔍 While campaign materials are still needed for candidates to introduce themselves effectively, especially to voters who may not be familiar with the legislative candidates in their electoral area.

Q & A

What has been increasing in city landscapes over the past month according to the script?
-The script mentions an increase in campaign paraphernalia such as banners, posters, and billboards placed by legislative candidates and political parties to attract the public's attention.
What is the general rule regarding the placement of campaign materials in public places?
-The script indicates that campaign materials are generally prohibited from being placed in educational institutions, government buildings, and public facilities such as bus stops or pedestrian crossings.
What specific rule is mentioned for DKI Jakarta regarding the placement of campaign materials?
-In DKI Jakarta, the placement of campaign materials is regulated by the KPU DKI's decision number 363 of 2023, which details the specific places where campaign materials are not allowed.
What are some of the places explicitly forbidden for campaign material placement according to the KPU DKI's regulation?
-The forbidden places for campaign material placement include certain roadside parks, flyovers, underpasses, road dividers, and other similar areas.
What is the penalty for violating the campaign material placement rules?
-The penalty for violating these rules is the forced removal of the already installed campaign materials.
What is the current situation regarding the enforcement of campaign material placement rules?
-The script points out that despite the rules, many campaign materials have been placed in forbidden areas for over a month without any action from the relevant authorities.
What are the potential dangers of improperly placed campaign materials?
-The script suggests that improperly placed campaign materials can potentially cause traffic accidents and harm road users, especially during the rainy season or when there are strong winds that might cause the materials to collapse.
Who is responsible for the regulation and order of campaign materials in DKI Jakarta?
-The script assigns the responsibility to Bawaslu (the Election Supervisory Body) and the regional law enforcement agencies to coordinate and synergize in regulating the campaign materials.
Why are campaign materials still considered necessary despite the regulations?
-The script explains that campaign materials are necessary because not all voters are familiar with the legislative candidates, and candidates need to introduce themselves effectively, such as through materials containing photos and candidate numbers.
What is the role of the KPU in this situation?
-The KPU is continuously urging election participants to comply with existing regulations and place campaign materials in allowed locations.
What is the script's final note on the importance of introducing legislative candidates effectively?
-The script concludes by emphasizing the importance of introducing legislative candidates effectively, suggesting the use of campaign materials that include photos and candidate numbers as a means to do so.

Outlines

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🚦 Campaign Ad Regulations in Urban Areas

The script discusses the increasing presence of campaign materials such as banners and posters in the city, as legislative candidates and political parties vie for public attention. It highlights the lack of uniformity in regulations across different cities and counties regarding the placement of these campaign tools. The script mentions that generally, campaign materials are prohibited in educational institutions, government buildings, and public facilities like bus stops or pedestrian bridges. It also notes the specific regulations in DKI Jakarta as outlined in the KPU DKI's decision number 363 of 2023, which details the forbidden places for campaign materials. The script expresses concern over the lack of enforcement despite the clear regulations, as many campaign materials have been observed in forbidden areas for over a week without any action from the authorities.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Campaign Decorations

Campaign decorations refer to the banners, posters, and other promotional materials used by political candidates and parties to attract public attention during election campaigns. In the video's context, these decorations are being installed in various parts of the city, indicating the ongoing competition among candidates to gain visibility and support.

💡Legislative Candidates

Legislative candidates are individuals running for positions in a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress. The script mentions these candidates as the ones installing campaign decorations, highlighting their efforts to reach out to the public and secure votes.

💡Political Parties

Political parties are organized groups of people who share similar political views and work together to influence government policies and actions. The script refers to political parties as being involved in the campaign decorations, suggesting that they are actively participating in the electoral process to promote their candidates.

💡Election Campaign

An election campaign is a series of activities and events aimed at promoting a political candidate or party to the public. The script discusses the various campaign decorations being installed as part of the election campaign, emphasizing the competitive nature of the process.

💡Regulations

Regulations are official rules or directives that govern specific activities or behaviors. In the script, regulations pertain to the placement of campaign decorations, with different cities and districts having their own rules, indicating the need for candidates to comply with local guidelines.

💡Public Spaces

Public spaces are areas that are open and accessible to all members of the public. The script mentions that campaign decorations are prohibited from being installed in certain public spaces, such as educational institutions and government buildings, to maintain order and decorum.

💡KPU DKI

KPU DKI refers to the Jakarta chapter of the General Elections Commission (KPU), which is responsible for overseeing elections in the DKI Jakarta region. The script cites a specific regulation from KPU DKI, indicating the authority's role in setting guidelines for campaign decorations.

💡BPKAD

BPKAD stands for Badan Pengawas Pemilihan Umum Daerah, which is the Regional Election Oversight Body. The script suggests that the BPKAD, along with local law enforcement, is responsible for enforcing the regulations on campaign decorations, ensuring compliance with the rules.

💡Safety Concerns

Safety concerns in the script refer to the potential hazards posed by improperly installed campaign decorations, such as causing traffic accidents or damaging public infrastructure. The mention of these concerns highlights the importance of adhering to regulations to prevent harm.

💡Seasonal Weather

Seasonal weather in the context of the script refers to the rainy season and strong winds that could potentially damage campaign decorations, leading to safety risks. This emphasizes the need for secure installation of campaign materials to withstand adverse weather conditions.

💡Effective Introduction

Effective introduction in the script pertains to the need for candidates to introduce themselves to the electorate in a compelling manner. The use of campaign decorations, such as those containing photos and candidate numbers, serves as a means for candidates to make a strong impression on potential voters.

Highlights

Campaign paraphernalia such as banners and posters are increasingly seen in various parts of the city.

Candidates and political parties are competing to attract public attention through campaign materials.

Different cities and regencies have distinct rules regarding the placement of campaign materials.

Campaign materials are generally prohibited from being placed in educational institutions, government buildings, and public facilities.

In DKI Jakarta, specific regulations on campaign material placement are detailed in the KPU DKI decision number 363 of 2023.

The regulation lists specific places where campaign materials are not allowed, such as certain parks, flyovers, and underpasses.

Violations of these regulations can result in the forced removal of campaign materials.

Many campaign materials have been observed in prohibited places for over a week without any action from authorities.

The disorderly placement of campaign materials is not only unsightly but also poses a potential traffic hazard.

Strong winds and heavy rain during the rainy season could cause damage from improperly secured campaign materials.

The KPU continues to urge participants in the election to comply with existing regulations and place materials in allowed locations.

Coordination and synergy between Bawaslu and local law enforcement are hoped for in managing campaign materials.

The use of campaign materials is still considered necessary as not all voters are familiar with the legislative candidates.

Candidates need to introduce themselves effectively, often through campaign materials containing photos and candidate numbers.

The role of Bawaslu and local law enforcement in maintaining order and ensuring public safety during the campaign period is emphasized.