Andronexus.blogspot.com, Jakarta - Reference new interconnection fees set by the Ministry of Communications and Informatics reap the pros and cons. Because the cost is lowered average of 26 percent to Rp 204 per minute to 18 call scenarios.
In the counter, not only Telkom that objection, but also among students from Eastern Indonesia protested the policy.
this protest was conveyed by Indonesian Student Coalition East for Guarding Nawacita (COMMITMENT), through the Representative of the Student Coalition Maluku, Abdul Rahim, after meeting with leaders of the Federation of Trade Unions (FSP) Strategic SOEs in Jakarta last weekend.
According to him, the policy would benefit foreign telecom companies and telecom operators SOE detrimental to trillions of rupiah.
telecom operator in question is Telkom which is a state-owned enterprise (SOE). "Telkom Losses means losses to the state. We hope MCIT more focused on providing telecommunications services to all corners of the archipelago," he said in a written statement.
Abdul added, eastern Indonesia still requires the construction of infrastructure and telecommunications networks.
If the interconnection costs lowered, he worried it would hamper the government's efforts to expand the development of telecommunication networks to remote country."Eastern Indonesia, like Papua, still many of our brothers who have not enjoyed the telecommunications network," said Abdul.
the same thing was said by the Deputy Coalition of Students of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), Ahmad Nasir Rarasina, after meeting with the Chairman of FSP BUMN Strategic (FSP-BUMN Strategic), Wisnu Adhi Wuryanto, at Warung Daun Cikini Jakarta some time ago.
However, in principle, he strongly supports the efforts of development and expansion of telecommunications networks throughout the archipelago.
"As students, we highly respect what is voiced by FSP BUMN Strategic reject policies that do not benefit society. Moreover, the policy was potentially detrimental to state that during this building telecommunications network in eastern Indonesia," said Ahmad.
Meanwhile, Wisnu Adhi Wuryanto said it will continue to voice opposition to the policy MCIT Rudiantara plans to reduce interconnection costs.
Moreover, the policy of reduction in interconnection fees will also be followed by a revision of Government Regulation (PP) No. 52 and 53 in 2000 related to network sharing or network sharing.
If a revision of the network sharing is done, the telecom operators are only building a telecommunications network in cities will increasingly lazy to build a network to remote country.
Whereas in modern licensing , telecommunication operators are licensed by national has the obligation to build the network to the entire archipelago. "Do not let these regulations detrimental to operators who have struggled to build a network," he concluded.
(Dew / Cas)
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