Jakarta-Members Commission VII of Parliament Dewi Aryani said Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) No. 7 of 2012 on Value Added Through Increased Activity of Mineral Processing and Refining, not in accordance with Law no. 4/2009 on Mineral and Coal (Mining).

"I ask the government to revise the Ministerial Regulation No.. 7/2012 as well as improving regulation text because there is a typo, as there is no content of Chapter VIII, Chapter IX is no content," he told a seminar on the Mine To Whom, in the building KNPI Jakarta , Wednesday afternoon.

According to a member of Parliament from the PDIP faction, the regulation requires that every employer must have semelter mine (processing plant) mine in May 2012, assessed violated Law No. 4/2009, because in terms of the new Mining Law into effect in 2014.

In addition, the manufacture of regulation refers only to the sort order rules, so that content regulation must not conflict with the 1945 Constitution, Law and Government Regulation.

Thus, says Dewi, less appropriate if the Minister Regulation No. 7/2012 will take effect on May 2012, because the script a lot of typo and its contents against the rules on it, namely the 1945 Mining Law and Article 33.

Meanwhile, Chairman of the Association of Nickel Indonesia (ANI) Shelby said Ihsan Saleh, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources if enacted in May 2012 it is feared at least 10 million people lost their jobs in the mining sector including working as supporters.

Most of the mining industry was coming down the middle, so that if effective regulation enacted in May 2012, many employers will close the mine, which resulted in millions of mine workers and family members lose revenue.

Shelby asked the government to review the implementation of Regulation No.7/2012 Minister, in particular the provisions of the terms of making the mine processing plant (semelter) in May 2012, and the provisions of customs exit (BK) for 50 percent of processed mining products."The export tax or duty out should only 15-20 percent of the price of the product, if up to 50 percent of employers are not mine would have an advantage," he said.

In the same place conflict resolution expert Agus Mudlya Natakusuma expect the central and local government to make agreements regarding the distribution of da management of mining enterprises, so the results can be utilized for the welfare of the people of Indonesia.

Earlier, Chairman of the DPP Indonesian Youth National Committee (KNPI) Taufan EN Rotorasiko asked the government to revise the Regulation of the Minister of EMR No. 7 of 2012 because it considered would be detrimental to the employers in the mining sector.