Recent maritime accidents in Indonesia have prompted calls for stronger national shipping safety systems. Indonesian Members of Parliament (DPR) are pushing for revisions to existing regulations, specifically regarding ship operation permits (SPB). Concerns center on the need for improved ship inspections to ensure seaworthiness and prevent future incidents. Lawmakers believe enhanced oversight and updated rules are critical after a series of accidents in the past year. These proposed changes aim to strengthen overall maritime safety standards across the archipelago. The focus includes ensuring vessels meet the required safety criteria before being authorized to sail and regular, thorough inspections. This move reflects a commitment to preventing further loss of life and damage to property at sea.