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In order to provide information related to the track record of members of the House of Representatives (DPR) to the public broad on environmental issues leading up to the 2019 Election, #Vote4Forest conducted a study of the partisanship of members of the House of Representatives on environmental issues, with the second case study of the Biodiversity and Ecosystems Bill (RUU KSEDHEHE). This study shows that there are 34 members of the House of Representatives who are actively involved in the discussion of the KSDAHE Bill. A total of 31 members will again run for the 2019 Election and 29 members have Dapil where there are conservation areas with various complexity problems. Although the majority of members of the House of Representatives are involved in showing the adversary's stance of adversity to invite this bill, until now this bill is still staging in the middle of the road. More than that, there are some members who have a neutral tendency even though their Dapil has a conflict conservation area. The umbrella of conservation law used by Indonesia has been obsolete and no longer relevant to the complexity of the problem at the site level.

#Vote4Forest is a collaboration initiative from the Sustainable Madani Foundation, WikiDPR and Change.org Indonesia to provide public information related to the track record of members of the House of Representatives on environmental issues ahead of the 2019 Election