Indonesia's President Joko Widodo on Monday said his government would ensure legal certainty for investment, after a court last week ruled a controversial job creation law was unconstitutional.
The court said there were procedural flaws in formation of the legislation passed last year, which saw the revision of more than 70 existing laws, and told the government to amend it within two years.
Jokowi, as the president is known, noted that the court ruled that the law should remain in effect while the government makes amendments, and said cabinet ministers had been asked to respond as quickly as possible.
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