The People's Consultative Assembly, the bicameral legislature of Indonesia, passed a series of resolutions of the People's Consultative Assembly () or TAP MPR throughout the 1960s, to the very last issued in 2003.

List of MPR and MPRS resolutions As between 1960 and 1971 no election for the MPR members happened, the assembly were formed in a provisional measure, known as the Provisional People's Consultative Assembly (), which issued TAP MPRs, though there were no difference between the resolutions issued by either by MPRS or MPR.

Resolutions of the MPRS, 1960–1968 The beginning of Sukarno's Guided Democracy were marked with the return to the 1945 Constitution, replacing the parliamentary 1950 Provisional Constitution. With it came the formation of Provisional People's Consultative Assembly, which the 1945 constitution prescribed that it consisted of deputies of the House of Representatives, regional representatives (), and sectoral representatives (). Prior to this, in 1955, Indonesia held its first legislative election, and thus the 1955–1960 members of the DPR were popularly elected (which at this point they were considered transitional in nature, until next election). While the PPCA at large served as the primary parliament of the Republic, the House of Representatives was to serve as Presdium of the same in the absence of the Assembly and acting in the fulfillment of the Assembly's legislative powers when it is in recess or not in session.

In March 1960, the DPR unexpectedly rejected President Sukarno's government budget plan. He then proceeded to dissolve the said House and replaced it with the Mutual Assistance House of Representatives (), Its members were no longer the previously elected deputies from 1955, but rather the president's appointees, who could be appointed or dismissed by the president's will.BPHN. Presidential Decision number 4/1960.

The DPR-GR's deputies would form part of the PPCA when it officially met for its first session days in Bandung in November-December 1960 and began issuing Resolutions with the force of law.

YearSession#Official Title19601st GeneralI/MPRS/1960On the Political Manifesto of the Republic of Indonesia as the Official Guidelines of State Policy of the RepublicII/MPRS/1960On the Broad Outlines of the First Stage National Overall Planned Development Plan of 1961–196919632nd GeneralIII/MPRS/1963On the Appointment of 'Bung Karno' the Great Leader of Indonesian Revolution as President for LifeIV/MPRS/1963On the Implementation Guidelines of the Guidelines of State and Development Policies19653rd GeneralV/MPRS/1965On the Political Mandate of the President/Great Leader of the Revolution/Mandate Holder of the MPRS, titled 'BERDIKARI' (Self-Reliance) as the Confirmation of Indonesian Revolution in Political Affairs, Implementation Guidelines of the Political Manifesto, and the Program Foundation of the Indonesian People's National Revolutionary StruggleVI/MPRS/1965On the Stance to Stand on Their Own Feet in Economical and Development AffairsVII/MPRS/1965On Speeches 'GESURI',, 'TAVIP', 'The Fifth Freedom Is Our Weapon', and 'The Era of Confrontation' as the Guidelines for the Full Implementation of the Political Manifesto of the Republic of IndonesiaVIII/MPRS/1965On the Principles of Consultation in order to reach Consensus in Guided Democracy as Guidelines for Consultative/Representative Bodies19664th GeneralIX/MPRS/1966On the Order of the President/Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces/Great Leader of the Revolution/Mandate Holder of the MPRSX/MPRS/1966On the Position of All Central and Regional State Institutions as Prescribed by the 1945 ConstitutionXI/MPRS/1966On the General ElectionXII/MPRS/1966On the Reconfirmation of Indonesian Foreign PolicyXIII/MPRS/1966On the Ampera CabinetXIV/MPRS/1966On the Formation of Ad Hoc Committees of the MPRS, Tasked with Researching State Institutions, Drafting the State Division of Powers between Various State Institutions According to the 1945 Constitutions, and Drafting the Details on Basic Human RightsXV/MPRS/1966On the Election/Appointment of Vice President, and the Rules on the Appointment of Acting PresidentXVI/MPRS/1966On the Definition of the Mandate Holder of the MPRSXVII/MPRS/1966On the Great Leader of the RevolutionXVIII/MPRS/1966On the Review of MPRS Resolution number III/MPRS/1963XIX/MPRS/1966On the Review of State Legislations Not Produced by MPRS, Enacted Not in Accordance to the 1945 ConstitutionXX/MPRS/1966On the DPR-GR Memorandum on the Source of the Laws of Indonesia and the Hierarchy of Indonesian Legislations XXI/MPRS/1966On the Widest Grants of Regional Autonomy XXII/MPRS/1966On the Parties, Mass Organizations, and Functional GroupsXXIII/MPRS/1966On the Renewal of Economic, Financial, and Development Policy FoundationXXIV/MPRS/1966On the Defense/Security PolicyXXV/MPRS/1966On the Disbandment of the Communist Party of Indonesia, Its Declaration as a Banned Organization within Indonesian territory, and the Ban to Spread or Develop the Ideology or the Teachings of Communism/Marxism-LeninismXXVI/MPRS/1966On the Formation of Committee to Research the Teachings of Bung Karno the Great Leader of the RevolutionXXVII/MPRS/1966On the Subject of Religion, Education, and CultureXXVIII/MPRS/1966On the Policy to Improve Public WelfareXXIX/MPRS/1966On the Award of the Ampera HeroesXXX/MPRS/1966On the Revocation of Bintang Mahaputera Class III Award from D.N. AiditXXXI/MPRS/1966On the Prefix Change from “Paduka Yang Mulia” (P.Y.M.), “Yang Mulia” (Y.M.), “Paduka Tuan” (P.T.) to “Bapak/Ibu” or “Saudara/Saudari”XXXII/MPRS/1966On the Fostering of the Press1967ExtraordinaryXXXIII/MPRS/1967On the Revocation of Executive Powers from President Soekarno [sic]XXXIV/MPRS/1967On the Review of MPRS Resolution number I/MPRS/1960 on the Political Manifesto of the Republic of Indonesia as the Official GSPXXXV/MPRS/1967On the Revocation of MPRS Resolution number XVII/MPRS/1966XXXVI/MPRS/1967On the Revocation of MPRS Resolution number XXVI/MPRS/196619685th GeneralXXXVII/MPRS/1968On the Revocation of MPRS Resolution number VIII/MPRS/1965XXXVII/MPRS/1968On the Revocation of MPRS Resolutions number: (a) II/MPRS/1960, (b) IV/MPRS/1963, (c) V/MPRS/1965, (d) VI/MPRS/1965, and (e) VII/MPRS/1965.XXXIX/MPRS/1968On the Implementation of MPRS Resolution number XIX/MPRS/1966XL/MPRS/1968On the Formation of Ad Hoc Committees of the MPRS, Tasked with Researching Issued Resolutions of the 1966 Fourth Annual Session of the MPRS and the 1967 Special Session of the MPRSXLI/MPRS/1968On the Main Duties of the Development CabinetXLII/MPRS/1968On the Amendment of MPRS Resolution number XI/MPRS/1966 on the General ElectionXLIII/MPRS/1968On the Elucidation of MPRS Resolution number IX/MPRS/1966XLIV/MPRS/1968On the Appointment of the Executor of MPRS Resolution number IX/MPRS/1966 as President of the Republic of Indonesia

Resolutions of the MPR, 1973–2003 On 3 July 1971, Indonesian government managed to hold a long-delayed legislative election which had been planned to follow the first election in 1955.

Two years after the election, between 12–24 March 1973, the 920 members of the People's Consultative Assembly, which were composed of members of the People's Representative Council, representatives of the armed forces, as well as regional representatives, were able to held the first general session of the MPR in Jakarta, which proceeded to formally elect Suharto as President of Indonesia and Hamengkubuwono IX as Vice President of Indonesia. As the Speaker of the MPR for this session is Idham Chalid, by this time he also served as concurrent Speaker of the DPR. In total, eleven Resolutions were enacted during 1973 General Session.

The next MPR met in session was during the 1978 General Session of the MPR, formed as result of the 1977 election. Since then, MPR met at least once in every five years, with the speaker of the DPR also serving as the speaker of the MPR.

Sectoral representation to the Assembly was restored in 1984.