Professional Conduct

1. Regulatory Framework

ALFA SENTOSA & PARTNERS operates under the comprehensive regulatory framework of:

• Law No. 18 of 2003 on Advocates (UU Advokat)
• PERADI Code of Ethics (Kode Etik Advokat Indonesia)
• Supreme Court Regulation No. 1 of 2020 on Advocate Practice
• Government Regulation No. 83 of 2008 on Advocate Requirements
• Indonesian Anti-Money Laundering Law (UU TPPU)

2. Professional Licensing and Membership

All our advocates are:

• Licensed by PERADI (Indonesian Bar Association)
• Registered with the Supreme Court of Indonesia
• Members in good standing with regional bar associations
• Compliant with continuing legal education requirements (15 hours annually)
• Covered by professional indemnity insurance

3. Ethical Obligations

Independence and Integrity:

• Maintain independence from external pressures
• Avoid conflicts that compromise professional judgment
• Refuse representation that violates ethical standards
• Report serious ethical violations as required by law

Client Confidentiality (Kerahasiaan Klien):

• Absolute protection of client communications
• Attorney-client privilege under Indonesian law
• Secure document handling and storage
• Confidentiality extends beyond termination of representation

4. Conflict of Interest Management

We maintain rigorous conflict checking procedures:

• Comprehensive client database screening
• Regular conflict audits and updates
• Written disclosure of potential conflicts
• Client consent procedures for waivable conflicts
• Withdrawal protocols when conflicts arise

5. Competence and Professional Development

Our commitment to competence includes:

• Specialized expertise in Indonesian corporate and commercial law
• Regular training on legal developments and regulations
• Collaboration with international legal experts
• Investment in legal technology and research tools
• Peer review and quality assurance processes

6. Anti-Money Laundering Compliance

As reporting parties under Indonesian AML law, we:

• Conduct customer due diligence (CDD) procedures
• Monitor suspicious transactions and activities
• Report to PPATK (Financial Intelligence Unit) when required
• Maintain AML training for all staff
• Implement risk-based compliance programs

7. Client Service Standards

We are committed to:

• Prompt and responsive communication
• Transparent fee structures and billing
• Regular case status updates
• Respectful and professional interactions
• Cultural sensitivity and local law expertise

8. Quality Assurance and Supervision

Our quality control measures include:

• Senior partner review of significant matters
• Document review and approval processes
• Client feedback and satisfaction monitoring
• Regular case management audits
• Professional liability insurance coverage

9. Disciplinary Procedures

We are subject to disciplinary authority of:

• PERADI Ethics Committee
• Regional Bar Association disciplinary boards
• Supreme Court supervisory authority
• Indonesian Advocate Honor Council

10. Reporting Ethics Concerns

Internal Reporting:

Ethics Officer: info@alfasentosa-associates.com

Address: Kota Jayapura, Papua – Indonesia

External Reporting:

• PERADI Ethics Committee: ethics@peradi.or.id
• Supreme Court Advocate Supervision: mahkamahagung.go.id
• Regional Bar Association disciplinary boards

Last Updated: February 14, 2026