Scope and Content: Includes debates, motions, bills, and resolutions from parliamentary sessions of 1950; captures formative policies in post-independence governance.
Biographical: Produced by elected members of the first Indonesian House of Representatives under the Provisional Constitution.
Provenance: Deposited by DPR Secretariat; preserved in National Library of Indonesia and Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia (ANRI).
Accession Number: ACCN-ID1950-DPR-001
Processing Information: Catalogued under parliamentary collections; microfilmed in 1970s; digitized in 2005 for internal use.
Access Restrictions: Reading room access; digital access on request.
Related Materials: 1.Konstitusi Sementara Republik Indonesia 1950 2.Risalah Sidang Konstituante 1956–1959
Geographic Coverage: Jakarta, Indonesia
Temporal Coverage: 1950 legislative year
Preservation Status: Stable (print/microfilm/digital)
Preservation History: Bound paper preserved since 1950; microfilm 1970s; digital copies in 2000s.
Retention Policy: Permanent retention.
Archival Location: Arsip Nasional Republik Indonesia (ANRI); Perpustakaan Nasional Republik Indonesia (PNRI).
Backup Status: Backed up in institutional repositories.
Parent Collection: Indonesian Parliamentary Records
Sub Collections: Minutes of the DPR 1950–1959
Related Items: Independence Transfer Agreement (1949); RIS Parliament minutes
Accessibility Features: OCR-enabled searchable PDF (if digitized)
Accessibility Compliance: Not fully WCAG-compliant; digitization limited
Copyright Status: In Copyright (Government Work)
Copyright Holder: Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesia
License Terms: Research and educational use; reproduction requires permission.
Jurisdiction: Indonesia
Cultural Significance: Foundational record of Indonesia’s first parliamentary sessions after independence recognition; key in documenting democratic state-building.
Cultural Context: Reflects Indonesia’s transition from colonial governance to parliamentary democracy under the Provisional Constitution of 1950.
Access Statistics: Frequently consulted by historians of Indonesian independence.
Citation Information: Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesia. Risalah Rapat DPR, 1950. Jakarta: DPR-RI Secretariat, 1950.
User Feedback: Highly valued by researchers for documenting Indonesia’s earliest parliamentary democracy.
Educational Use: Reference for Southeast Asian history, Indonesian political studies, and post-colonial governance.
Curriculum Alignment: University-level courses in Political Science, Asian Studies, History.
Learning Objectives: 1.Understand the parliamentary structures of early independent Indonesia. 2.Analyze debates shaping Indonesia’s provisional constitution and governance.
