SEPA is busy handling highly frequent environmental accidents. It is hard for SEPA to spare more manpower and resources into pushing the regulation to every corner of the country.

My understanding is that the drafting of the law is a preparatory step to set up a central government department to supervise energy security and clean use.

SEPA has sent out teams throughout the country for inspections.

We try to use all of our resources without making it too busy or crazy out there, ... I'm sensitive to how this is going to play in Peoria, how average viewers -- say, my uncle, who may not know what Google is -- might respond.

We should use a cool-headed and cautious attitude in handling relevant questions,

Indonesia is rich in natural resources. Indonesia is rich in manpower with its 103 million inhabitants - not like Malaysia with its 10 million.