Indonesia

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Indonesia
Legislation:	Bill on Electronic Information and Transaction
Status:	Enacted
Year Enacted:	2008
Require Smart Cards:	No
Require Time-Stamping:	No
Excluded Documents:	None
Case Law:	None

Contents 1 History 2 Overview 3 Legislation Definitions & Excerpts 3.1 Electronic Signature Definitions 3.2 Requirements Pertaining to Electronic Signatures 3.3 Excluded Documents 4 Case Law 5 References

History

In 2008, Indonesia adopted the Bill on Electronic Information and Transaction.

Overview

Legislation Definitions & Excerpts

Electronic Signature Definitions

Electronic signatures are defined as electronic information attached to, having a direct relation to or associated with electronic information made by signatory to indicate his identity and status as legal subject. Digital signatures are specifically mentioned (“including and not limited to the use of public key infrastructure - digital signature”) as well as other options such as biometrics and symmetric cryptography.

Requirements Pertaining to Electronic Signatures

Excluded Documents

Case Law

• Unknown

References

• [1]: Link to Indonesia’s law translation (official English translation).