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The Indonesian government has mandated that essential public services must remain operational during national holidays and collective leave periods, as per a circular from the Ministry of PAN-RB. This includes critical services such as healthcare, transportation, and security. The directive emphasizes that these services are fundamental rights and must be accessible even during extended breaks.
The Indonesian government, through the Ministry of PAN-RB, has issued a circular (Surat Edaran Menteri PAN-RB Nomor 8 Tahun 2025) mandating that all government agencies maintain essential public services during national holidays and collective leave periods. This directive particularly focuses on the upcoming holiday season.
The essential services that must remain operational include:
The circular emphasizes that these services are considered fundamental rights and must be accessible to the public even during extended breaks. Government agencies are instructed to ensure these services are not only available but also easily accessible to all citizens, particularly vulnerable groups.
The Ministry has requested that all government institutions take necessary measures to maintain these essential services. This includes proper staffing, resource allocation, and contingency planning to ensure continuity. The mandate reflects the government's commitment to maintaining public welfare during holiday periods.
Government Public Service Mandate
Essential Services Continuity Directive