"In Article 103 paragraph 4, the reproductive health services referred to include early disease detection or screening; treatment; rehabilitation; counseling; and the provision of contraceptive devices. This article explains the provision of communication, information, and education covering the systems, functions, and processes of reproduction; maintaining reproductive health; risky sexual behaviors and their consequences; family planning; as well as protecting oneself and being able to refuse sexual relations."

"Konseling sebagaimana dimaksud pada ayat (4) huruf d dilaksanakan dengan memperhatikan privasi dan kerahasiaan, serta dilakukan oleh tenaga medis, itu tenaga kesehatan, konselor, dan\/atau konselor sebaya yang memiliki kompetensi sesuai dengan kewenangannya," reads Article 103 paragraph 5. The Vice Chairman of Commission X of the Indonesian House of Representatives, Abdul Fikri Faqih, condemned the issuance of government regulations that facilitate the provision of contraceptive tools for students.

“(The policy) is not in line with the mandate of national education which is based on noble character and upholds religious norms,” said Abdul in a written statement, quoted on Monday, August 5, 2024. According to him, the provision of contraceptive facilities for students is the same as allowing a free sex culture among students.

“Instead of socializing the risks of promiscuous sexual behavior to teenagers, they are actually providing the tools for it, where is the reasoning in that?” he said. Abdul stated that the spirit and mandate of national education is to uphold noble character and to be based on the norms of religion that have been initiated by the founding fathers of this nation.

"He emphasized the importance of mentoring or counseling for students and adolescents, especially education regarding reproductive health through the approach of religious norms and the noble values upheld by Eastern culture in the archipelago.
'The tradition that has been passed down through generations by our parents is how to adhere to religious commands in maintaining relationships with the opposite sex, and the risks of sexually transmitted diseases that accompany it,' he said."