Gibran retreated from Vice President's office. It's 4 Rights and Facility

El John News, Jakarta The decision of Gibran Rakabuming Raka to quit the post of Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia has come up with questions about the financial rights and facilities he will receive after not taking the post.

Gibran has been informed of a cease and desist letter to the People's Home Council MPR), Thursday (12 / 11). In that letter, he expressed his resignation on his own request and asked MPR follow up according to Article 8 (2) Act 1945.

Chief MPR Ahmad Muzani delivered that the letter has also been handed to President Prabowo Subianto. The boy has been called to receive the letter as well as honor and support Gibran's decision.

Despite his absence as Vice President, Gibran could potentially acquire a number of financial rights and facilities from the state if his resignation is processed and set as a stop with respect.

The terms regarding the former President and Vice President are set in the 1978 1978 Number 7 Act on the President's Treasury and Vice President and Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia.

So, what are the rights and facilities set up for former Vice President?

1. Retired of the last 100 percent of the pay

One of the rights set up for the former Vice President who quit with respect is retirement.

According to Article 6 verse (1) of the 1978 Number 7 Act, former Vice President has the right to retire by 100 percent of the last basic salary accepted during office.

And for the record, the scale is calculated on the basis's salary, not all the income that is earned while in office, including various benefits.

2. Funding and household expenses

In addition to the pension, the former Vice President also acquired financial and domestic support as per the provisions.

Article 7. 7 in 1978 arranged alimony in accordance with the law of the invitation about the pension that applies to public employees.

The state also provides household expenses that include water, electricity and telephone needs. This facility was given as part of the former Vice President's administrative rights.

3. Health care costs for the family

The next facility is related to health insurance. The state is paying for the health care of the former President and Vice President and his family.

The rule is listed in Article 7 Act 7 in 1978. Thus, health facilities are not only assigned to former officials, but also include members of his family in accordance with the terms.

Four. Home residence, vehicle, and staff

Ex-Vice President also has rights to residential facilities. Article 8 of the 1978 7th Rule set up a proper residence and equipment.

In addition, the state provides a vehicle belonging to the country following its driver. Ex-Vice President also deserves the support of staff from a civil servant.

As for the terms of security for the former President and the Vice President and his family are set further through his own rules.

When does Retirement and Facility begin?

Regarding the time given those rights, Article 9 Act 7 in 1978 arranged that pensions, alimony, domestic expenses, as well as health care costs began to be given the next month after the President or Vice President quit with respect from his office.

However, those rights can be stopped if the former President or Vice President dies or is re-appointed President and Vice President.

If an ex-official dies, the family that's left behind can earn certain rights, including a widow or widower pension under the rule of invitation.

Thus, the resignation of the Vice President did not suddenly remove all the financial rights and facilities attached to that office. However, Gibran's right to remain dependent on his status and official process of dismissal in accordance with the law.