Indonesia’s House of Representatives (DPR) Commission III is currently conducting regional visits to fulfill its oversight, budgetary, and legislative functions. A key focus of these visits is gathering public input on the draft Law concerning Asset Forfeiture. This bill aims to provide a legal instrument for pursuing the proceeds of crime. Commission III hopes to understand community perspectives on the proposed legislation. The regional tours are designed to ensure the law reflects the needs and desires of the populace. By actively seeking public aspirations, lawmakers intend to create a more effective legal framework for combating financial crimes. The process underlines a commitment to transparency and inclusivity in lawmaking.