Registrar of Court Kasianur Sidauruk accompanied by Executing Task Head of Public Relations and Protocol Pawit Haryanto to welcome the members of the Legislative Commission Ponorogo on Friday (23/8) at Court Meeting.

On that occasion, Member Legislative Commission asking for an explanation related to Decision No. 39/PUU-XI/2013 dated July 31, 2013 last. Legislative Commission Ponorogo worrying about the rules of transfer of political parties as stipulated in Article 16 paragraph (3) of Law No. 2 of 2011 on the amendment of Act No. 2 of 2008 on Political Parties.

Article 16 paragraph (3) political party law states "In terms of political party members who are members of the Institute dismissed Representative, termination of membership of political parties followed by termination of membership in accordance with the People’s Institute Representative legislation". In response, Kasianur requested that Ponorogo legislator’s consultation by correspondence.

"I cannot explain the decision of the Court, but in order to avoid different interpretations of the decision of the Court has been clear that it is, and then it is better done through consultation correspondence," explained Kasianur.

Regarding the Constitutional Court Decision No. 39/PUU-XI/2013, Kasianur explained Court accommodates a small political party that does not pass the verification. Kasianur read most of the legal considerations related to the Constitutional Court Article 16 paragraph (3) of the.

Kasianur continued in legal reasoning, the Court argued political legitimacy in a configuration that must be maintained, except in case of things that cause had to do the turn. "Since in principle there should be no vacuum membership DPR or DPRD, because emptiness membership will hinder the implementation of state duties," he said.

Mentioned about the Constitutional Court’s decision that has not been executed by the Commission and the Election Supervisory Body, Kasianur explained the Court have no any power to execute decisions. "But it must be remembered every decision of the Court shall be final and binding," he said. (Lulu Anjarsari / mh)