ResolvedLatest progress: 22 September 2026

Agrarian Reform Law passed

From a special committee to a law: there is now a set route for resolving agrarian conflicts.

1. d✓Listen to Aspirations: done
2. a✓Analyse the Problem: done
3. s✓Bring the Parties Together: done
4. c✓Find a Solution: done
5. o✓Focus on Results: done

1. d

   D — Aspiration(done)

   Agrarian conflicts needed a way forward that bridges communities, the government, and businesses.

2. a

   A — Sticking Point(done)

   Agrarian rules across sectors were not aligned.

3. s

   S — Parties Brought Together2 October 2025(done)

   A 30-member cross-party Special Committee on Agrarian Conflicts was formed; in September 2026 the National Agrarian Reform Coalition's aspirations were heard together with the State Secretary.

4. c

   C — Solution / Decision21 September 2026(done)

   All factions and the government, through Agrarian Minister Nusron Wahid, agreed to take the bill to plenary.

5. o

   O — Result22 September 2026(done)

   The bill became law, covering agrarian conflict resolution, land redistribution, and limits on land holdings.