a. Prevention, b. Protection, c. Curbing radicalism (deradikalisasi), d. Prosecution. 4. Efforts to curb radicalism involve: a. Suspects, b. The indicted, c. The sentenced, d. Prisoners, e. Former prisoners, f. Family members of those mentioned above, g. Certain people suspected of intentions to commit terrorism crimes. 5. Further regulations on national policies and strategies on terrorism crimes will be regulated through government regulation. Article 43B 1. National policies and strategies to overcome terrorism crimes are implemented by the national police and military, along with related government institutions which are coordinated by non-ministerial government institutions which are tasked with anti-terror programs. 2. The national military’s role, as stipulated by point 1, is to provide assistance to the Indonesian police. CHAPTER VIIB TERMS FOR TRANSITION Article 43C Until the time this law starts to be implemented, investigations on terrorism crime cases which are still in the stages of investigation, indictment or examination in the courtroom are processed based on the regulations included in Law No. 15/2003 on the