RESEARCH The NCHR’s opportunity to be involved as a supervising institution and within a membership in the SDGs National Coordination Team which supervise the human rights aspects must be seen not as an additional burden for neither the NCHR nor the government, instead, it must be seen as a chance to integrate the advancement and the enforcement of human rights in a systematic and un-sporadic manner through very strategic sectors in the national level. The correlation between human rights, the SDGs, and the NMTDP was stated by Sandrayati Moniaga and Asri Oktavianty Wahono.208 It is true that the SDGs are related to the NMTDP.209 The NMTDP is related to the budget.210 The NCHR’s presence in the said regulations and decision will strengthen the human rights budget for the NCHR.211 Furthermore, the NCHR has the potential to receive the SDGs budget from other resources in the context of regulations on the SDGs at the national level under the umbrella of the presidential regulations.212 The existence of the NCHR in supporting the government to achieve the SDGs by taking into account the human rights aspects, is an important matter, bearing in mind that the SDGs have a very close connection to human rights, as elaborated in Chapter 2. As a reminder, as elaborated in Chapter 2, not all targets are relevant to the NCHR, however all goals are relevant to the NCHR. It is necessary to emphasize, that the spirit of the NCHR’s involvement must be in accordance with the objectives and functions of the NCHR and to be more specific, it must be related to its duties and authorities. President regulation, minister regulation, minister decision, and legal products and policies regulating or comprising the SDGs must also comply with such matter and must not be in contrary to Law 39/1999. The NCHR does not need to work on issues that are not under its functions neither its duties and authorities. One of the strategic activities that could be immediately conducted by the NCHR is the analytical approach to the activities planning documents related to Goals 1-17 in the SDGs, and to ensure that the planning does not violate human rights. Other activities and technical discussion on such activity could be discussed more in-depth in the next research. It is important to note that we all must remember is that the government actually has a significant interest in supporting the NCHR to execute this role. As elaborated previously, the government is responsible for the implementation of human rights in Indonesia.213 The strengthening of the NCHR which is formally integrated into the SDGs and the NMTDP is expected to support the performance of the government’s obligation towards human rights. 208 Ibid. 209 Ibid. 210 See: (1) President Regulation 59/2017 (n. 1)., Article 2 and Annex, see also Article 16; (2) See in general: Minister of NDP / Head of NDPA Regulation 7/2018 (n. 164), and (3) President Regulation 18/2020. 211 See: ibid. 212 See: ibid., President Regulation 59/2017, Article 19. 213 See footnote number 160. 29