82 Pledges 2011 - Ministerial Intergovernmental Event on Refugees and Stateless Persons will be assessed as well as the whole process (from the beginning until the end, including integration) in order to develop a good model programme on the basis of which we will be hopefully able to extend our resettlement efforts in the future. We will closely cooperate with UNHCR in developing and conducting this pilot resettlement programme. Taking into account the pilot nature of our first resettlement programme and the recent economic situation, as well as the limited capacities of Hungary, the Republic of Hungary pledges to continue the implementation of the resettlement programme in the framework of the asylum solidarity programme aiming at resettling one family in 2012-2013. Furthermore the Republic of Hungary pledges to enhance the delivery of comprehensive durable solutions, notably in protracted refugee situations, working with other Member States, UNHCR and partners to promote increased opportunities for refugee resettlement, the participation of new resettlement countries, improved integration outcomes for resettled refugees, and the strategic use of resettlement to unlock other durable solutions such as voluntary repatriation and local integration. (Group Pledge) INDONESIA EXCERPTS FROM NATIONAL STATEMENT To address the need for a regional structure, the 4th Bali Regional Ministerial Conference, held in March 2011, agreed on an inclusive but non-binding Regional Cooperation Framework (RCF) to cooperate in reducing irregular movements throughout the region. The RCF will work under the oversight of Australia and Indonesia as the Co-Chairs, in consultation with UNHCR and IOM. Indonesia will continue to prioritize migration issues, specifically where these relate to the protection of refugees, IDPs, stateless persons and others of concern to the UNHCR, and to focus on the issue of irregular migration in particular.