The third commission of Indonesia’s House of Representatives opened its examination of a draft bill concerning the seizure of assets linked to criminal acts. The discussion began on Thursday, 5 November 2026, in cooperation with the government. Lawmakers convened for the initial session despite the parliament being in a recess period. The proposed legislation aims to provide a legal framework for confiscating property associated with offenses. The commission’s involvement signals legislative attention to asset recovery. The timeline indicates an intention to pass the bill by November 2026.