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JAKARTA: The Government is formulating the sanctions to be imposed against employers who do not apply the provisions of palm Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO).

According to Vice Minister of Agriculture Krisnamurthi, sanctions will be applied to the oil companies will not be included in the ISPO.

"Certainly not at ISPO, but the source will be searched in an Act to which," he said in Jakarta today.

He said currently carrying out an evaluation of whether sanctions would be applied to all businesses that oil palm plantations will be included in the Law, Environmental Law or the Investment Law.

Executive Chairman of the Indonesian Palm Oil Commission (IPOC) states in its assessment of Suharto Rosediana ISPO grouped according to four categories from A to D.

"One company will get an A if the value gained from 80-100," he said.

He said if the company gets low marks will be given the opportunity for a year to make improvements. But if not also be repaired, he said, there will be strict punishment to be applied.

Plantation Director General Achmad Mangga Barani Agriculture Ministry declared that sanctions would be imposed in accordance with the Act that such sanctions will be the benchmark.

He said if the sanctions will be under Plantation Act, the sanctions imposed on companies that violate the provisions of ISPO will be in accordance with the law. He exemplifies the sanction begins from mild to severe form of warning, ie, corporal punishment. (Er) By: diene Lestari (Bisnis.com)

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