Government Regulation No. 5 of 2021 (GR 5/2021), as an implementing regulation of the Omnibus Law, introduces new criteria for issuing business licenses based on the assessment of 'business risk level.' This assessment is determined by the potential hazards a business may create.

The government will conduct a risk analysis that includes:

1. Identification of business activities.

2. Assessment of the hazard level.

3. Assessment of the likelihood of hazards occurring.

4. Determination of the risk level and business scale rating; and

5. Determination of the type of business license.

Businesses will be classified into four risk categories: low, medium-low, medium-high, and high. The lower the risk, the simpler the licensing requirements will be.

The sectors that will be impacted by this risk analysis include:

- Maritime affairs and fisheries

- Agriculture

- Environment and forestry

- Energy and mineral resources

- Nuclear energy

- Industry

- Trade

- Public works and housing

- Transportation

- Health, medicine, and food

- Education and culture

- Tourism

- Religious affairs

- Post, telecommunications, broadcasting, and electronic systems

- Defense

- Employment