Jakarta City Council Chairman, Khoirudin said that the two Draft Regional Regulations (Raperda) on Family Development and the Environmental Protection and Management Plan (RPPLH) are regulations that Jakarta residents have long awaited.

The Jakarta City Council, he continued, had listened to the speech of the Jakarta Governor, Pramono Anung as the proposer of the two Draft Regional Regulations in a plenary meeting at the Jakarta City Council Building, Monday (3/2).

"The public has been waiting for these two regional regulations," he said.

He explained that the Family Development Regional Regulation is expected to be a regulation that can strengthen family resilience as the main bulwark in community life.

Meanwhile, the Draft Regional Regulation on RPPLH will serve as a legal framework for the Jakarta Provincial Government to protect and manage the environment in a planned manner. This regulation is considered crucial to ensuring a balance between development and environmental sustainability in the capital.

"This draft regional regulation is indeed our common need, so that there is harmony between us and the environment," he added.

Previously, Jakarta Governor, Pramono Anung has submitted the Family Development Regional Regulation Draft and the RPPLH Regional Regulation Draft.

The RPPLH aims to strengthen social resilience and improve the quality of human resources as capital for Jakarta's transformation into a global city. The RPPLH Regional Regulation is projected to serve as a long-term ecological foundation to ensure the sustainability of natural resources and the community's quality of life.

Through these two regulations, the Jakarta Provincial Government is striving to align physical development with the mental and spiritual well-being of families, while simultaneously preserving the environment for future generations.