Photo/documentation: Establishment of the Southeast Asian Dispute Resolution Network (SEADRN) in Jakarta
Jakarta, CYBERNUSANTARA1.ID – Dewan Sengketa Indonesia (DSI) / Indonesia Dispute Board (IDB) is an alternative dispute resolution institution established by certified and competent Mediator / Adjudicator / Conciliator / Arbitrator in order to provide Alternative Dispute Resolution services using Institutional Mediation / Adjudication / Conciliation / Arbitration / Dispute Board.
It is known, in practice in the field of Institutional Alternative Dispute Resolution, Mediation / Adjudication / Conciliation / Arbitration procedures are used to resolve business disputes.
In his statement, Prof. Sabela Gayo, S.H., M.H., Ph.D., CPL., CPCLE., ACIArb., CPM., CPrM., CPT., CCCLE., CML., CPM., CPC., CPA., CPArb., CPLi. , said, “Since the inauguration of the Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB) in July 2021, IDB has launched 47 (forty seven) Dispute Service Rooms. The 47 (forty seven) Dispute Service Rooms are a reflection of IDB’s commitment to become single forum for all Arbitrators in Indonesia,” he said to media crew via WhatsApp short message Monday 2 September 2024.
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To date, the Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB) has 47 (forty seven) Dispute Service Rooms, namely as follows:
1. Goods/Services Procurement Dispute Room
2. Construction/Infrastructure Dispute Room
3. Property Disputes Chamber
4. Banking Disputes Chamber
5. Mining, Oil and Gas Dispute Room
6. Chamber of Investment and Industrial Disputes
7. Village Procurement Dispute Room and Village-Owned Enterprises
8. Customary Dispute Room
9. Maritime Dispute Room
10. Aerospace Disputes Chamber
11. Sports Disputes Chamber
12. Sharia Economic and Banking Dispute Room
13. Agrarian Dispute Chamber
14. Employment Disputes Chamber
15. Medical/Health Dispute Room
16. Forestry and Plantation Dispute Room
17. Public Entity Cooperation Dispute Chamber
18. Information Technology/Cyber Dispute Room & Personal Data Protection
19. Transportation/Transportation Dispute Room
20. Consumer Disputes Chamber
21. Business Competition Dispute Chamber
22. Capital Market Dispute Chamber
23. Room for Bankruptcy Disputes and Postponement of Debt Payment Obligations
24. Intellectual Property Rights Disputes Chamber
25. Tax Disputes Chamber
26. Customs Dispute Room
27. Agriculture & Biodiversity Disputes Chamber
28. Insurance Disputes Chamber
29. International Business Disputes Chamber
30. Press Disputes Chamber
31. Legislative Dispute Room
32. Public Service Disputes Chamber
33. State Treasury & Financial Dispute Room
34. Cooperative & Small and Medium Enterprises Dispute Room
35. Chamber of Industrial and Investment Disputes
36. Dispute Room for Public Service Agency (BLU)/Regional Public Service Agency (BLUD)
37. Public Information Disputes Chamber
38. Women’s and Children’s Dispute Room
39. Social Conflict and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Dispute Room
40. Chamber of Humanitarian Disputes and Social Conflict
41. Dispute Room for General Elections, Regional Head Elections and Village Head Elections
42. Liquidation Disputes Chamber
43. Immigration Disputes Chamber
44. Customs Disputes Chamber
45. Migrant Worker Disputes Chamber
46. Anti-Money Laundry Dispute Room (Anti-Money Laundry)
47. Tourism and Creative Economy Dispute Room.
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“The Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB) already has international collaboration with various International Commercial Mediation and Arbitration institutions including, Singapore International Mediation Center (SIMC), Arbitration Foundation of South Africa (AFSA), Cyprus Arbitration and Mediation Center (CAMC), Malaysian International Mediation Center (MIMC), Cambodian Center for Mediation (CCM), Thailand Arbitration Center (THAC), Thai Arbitration Institute (TAI), Hongkong International Arbitration Center (HKIAC), Beijing International Arbitration Center (BIAC), Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) Arbitration Centre, Korean Commercial Arbitration Board (KCAB) International, Australian Dispute Resolution Association (ADRA), Tanzania Institute of Arbitrators (TIArb), and Chinese Arbitration Association (CAA), Taipei,” he explained.
“In the future, the Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB) will also collaborate with other international commercial Mediation and Arbitration institutions in the United States, the Netherlands, England, Germany, France and various other countries on the continents of Africa, Asia, Europe and America,” he said.
Until now, he continued, “The Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB) is committed to strengthening the Alternative Dispute Resolution system in the Southeast Asia region, therefore the Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB) initiated the formation of the Southeast Asian Dispute Resolution Network (SEADRN) which will later become a forum for Mediation and Arbitration institutions in Southeast Asia in order to organize various activities and annual Alternative Dispute Resolution activities in rotation from one Southeast Asian country to another,” said the President of DSI.
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Furthermore, Prof. Sabela Gayo, S.H., M.H., Ph.D., CPL., said, “Activities held could be Southeast Asian Mediation and Arbitration Week, Southeast Asian Academics Roundtable, Southeast Asian ADR Festival, Southeast Asian Moot ADR Competition, Southeast Asian ADR Awards , Southeast Asian ADR Students Mobility Exchange, Southeast Asian Customary Mediator Roundtable, Southeast Asian Consumer Mediator Roundtable, Southeast Asian Maritime Mediator Roundtable, Southeast Asian Intellectual Property Mediator Roundtable, Southeast Asian Banking and Financial Services Roundtable, Southeast Asian ADR Sport Competition, Southeast Asian ADR “Music Festival and various other activities that can strengthen and campaign for the use of ADR clauses in the Southeast Asia Region,” he said.
Lastly, Prof. Sabela Gayo, S.H., M.H., Ph.D., as President of the Indonesian Dispute Council (DSI) said, “Hopefully the initiative from IDB to form the Southeast Asian Dispute Resolution Network (SEADRN) can be supported by commercial Mediation and Arbitration institutions With the existence of a network at the Southeast Asian level, it will be possible to strengthen the existence of commercial Mediation and Arbitration institutions in the Southeast Asia region,” he said.
“Hopefully the establishment of cooperation between the Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB) and other international Mediation/Arbitration institutions in the Southeast Asia region can strengthen the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution clauses among Business Actors in the Southeast Asia region thereby opening up great opportunities for professional Mediator and Ad-hoc Arbitrators in the Southeast Asia Region to work together in resolving cross-border disputes in the Southeast Asia region and make Southeast Asia the first region in the world that is most friendly with Alternative Dispute Resolution,” he concluded.
Source: Indonesian Dispute Board (IDB)
