COMMISION OF INDONESIAN CHILD PROTECTION Article 74 In the framework of upgrading the effectiveness of implementation of child protection, by these laws it is established Commission of Indonesian Child Protection which is independent in nature. Article 75 (1) Membership of Commission of Indonesia Child Protection comprises 1 (one) chairman, 2 (two) vices of chairman, 1 (one) secretary, and 5 (five) members. (2) The committee membership as meant in verse (1) consists of elements of the government, religious leaders, social organization, public organization, professional organization, non-governmental organization, business entities, and community groups who care for child protection. (3) The commission membership as meant in verse (1) and verse (2) is appointed and terminated by the President after having consideration from the House of Representatives of Republic of Indonesia, for 3 (three) years of tenure and can be reappointed for 1 (one) tenure. (4) Further stipulation regarding organization completeness, work mechanism, and budgeting is enacted by Presidential Decree. Article 76 Commission of Child Protection has duties of: a. socializing the whole provisions of laws related with child protection, gathering data and information, accepting people’s complaints, analyzing, monitoring, evaluation, and supervision toward implementation of child protection; b. submitting report, suggestion, input, and consideration to the President in the framework of child protection. CHAPTER XII CRIMINAL PROVISION Article 77 Every one who deliberately commits the acts of: a. discrimination toward a child resulting in a child’s loss, be it material or moral so that it hinders his/her social function; or b. abandonment toward a child resulting in a child’s sickness or suffering, be it physical, mental or social suffering’ c. has penalty with maximum of 5 (five) years of imprisonment and/or fined Rp. 100.000.000 (a hundred million) in maximum. Article 78 Every one who knows and deliberately lets a child be in an emergency situation as meant in Article 60, a child implicated by law, a child from minority group and isolated, a child economically and/or sexually 17