The Bali Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD) has confirmed that its Special Committee on Spatial Planning, Assets, and Licensing (Pansus TRAP) will continue its duties despite the recent resignation of a member from the Golkar faction. Committee Chairman Dewa Made Mahayadnya stated the committee’s work will proceed amidst ongoing scrutiny. The committee is focused on reviewing spatial planning, asset management, and licensing procedures in Bali. The resignation followed increased attention surrounding the committee's activities, but officials indicate it will not derail the investigation. Details surrounding the resignation and specific concerns prompting it remain to be fully clarified. The DPRD aims for continued transparency and effectiveness in addressing issues related to land use and permitting within the region.