Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives finally reacted to the data leak of one million Facebook users in Indonesia. Facebook is considered to have violated applicable laws.

Meutya Hafid, deputy chairman of the Golkar faction in Commission I, saw that Facebook had committed serious violations. Meutya cited Article 32 of the ITE Law as a rule that Facebook violated.

"As a sovereign country, the law in Indonesia must be complied with and anyone who violates it will be subject to sanctions in accordance with the applicable laws ...," wrote Meutya when contacted via WhatsApp, Thursday (5/4).

In addition, Meutya stated that the government could sue, impose sanctions, and close access to Facebook. He is worried that if the social network is not given any punishment, it will set a bad precedent for other internet companies in Indonesia.

"Please the government can choose an option from the three."

Meanwhile, Hanafi Rais from the PAN faction has proposed that Commission I of the DPR immediately summon Facebook Indonesia regarding the findings of the leaked data.