Otonomi Daerah Dalam Persepektif Pembagian Urusan Pemerintah-Pemerintah Daerah Dan Keuangan Daerah

Muin, Fatkhul

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“…At this point it is interesting to look at the proposed amendments to the 1945 Constitution from the Regional Representative Council (DPD). In terms of central-regional relations, the DPD proposes the regulation not only of relations between the central government and regional government (Regional People's Representative Council and regional heads) but relations between centers (without the word "government") and regions (without the word "government") (Muin, 2015).…”

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Institutional Arrangement of the Regional People’s Representative Council in State Administration System of Republic of Indonesia

Hakim¹

2020

Jurnal Notariil

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Due to repeated changes in the operational arrangements, there is a lack of clarity about the essence of these institutions, which in turn affects their position, duties, functions, and institutional roles. This study aims to find the essence of the Regional People’s Representative Council institutions in accordance with the constitutional system in the Republic of Indonesia. This study was designed in normative juridical research namely identifying, classifying, and analyzing legal materials based on the norms and principles of constitutional law. The results show that there is still no normative agreement about the Regional People’s Representative Council, either institutionally as a regional legislative institution or as an element of regional government. These two methods resulted in different legal consequences. For this reason, it is necessary to redefine the Regional People’s Representative Council. The research shows that institutional arrangements for the council needs to be carried out through stages: constitutional structuring; arrangement/synchronization of laws and regulations (position structure) of the council with regional government laws, electoral regulations, and arrangements in relation to the council with government institutions in the region. The conclusion is that within the framework of an ideal constitutional system, it is necessary to clarify the essence of the Regional People’s Representative Council to ensure legal certainty. Clarity for the institution would greatly influence its authority, duties, and institutional functions. For this reason, institutional arrangements for the council need to proceed in stages to achieve clarity about the relevant questions.

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Institutional Arrangement of the Regional People’s Representative Council in State Administration System of Republic of Indonesia

Hakim¹

2020

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“…By the existence of the legal basic authority, thus any doing or law action from every governmental level can be categorized as an illegal behavior in which against the law or violation against the general principles of credible government (Muin, 2014).…”

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Fiscal Condition of Sumatra in Decentralization Era

Haryanto¹

2018

J. Bina Praja

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Indonesia has been running a decentralized reform era since 1 January 2001. The goal of decentralization is to accelerate the realization of prosperity through the improvement of public services. Fiscal decentralization then became the main benchmark of the successful creation of indicators of regional autonomy in addressing various problems in the regions, especially inequality and poverty. According to government data, Sumatra recorded a major contributor to national GDP growth while facing poverty, inequality constraints and also the largest mining sector. By using the shared and growth analysis and quadrant method, this research tries to provide policy-making recommendations based on the characteristics of the regions in Sumatra. Based on shared analysis, the biggest region is Bengkalis Regency, Riau Province, Siak Regency, Rokan Hilir Regency, and Musi Banyuasin Regency. For the smallest region, it consists of West Nias Regency, North Nias, Toba Samosir, Gunung Sitoli and South Nias. From the growth analysis, it was found that Mesuji Regency, Southeast Aceh Padang Lawas Utara, Kota Padang Panjang and West Nias Regency have the highest growth in Indonesia. From the quadrant method, 20 regions are in quadrant I, about 54 other areas are in quadrant II, and 35 areas are in quadrant III. The largest part of the regional classification in the region of Sumatra is in quadrant IV. Based on these findings, fiscal policy in the future should be prioritized to develop on regional eradication in quadrant IV in terms of Transfer to Region.

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“…The implementation of decentralization requires the division of government affairs between the government and local governments (Muin, 2014). The division of authority in the administration of the central and regional governments indicates the existence of a relationship between the central and regional governments.…”

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Legal Redesignation of Central and Regional Authorities to Strengthen Sinergity in Public Services

Evendia

Firmansyah

2021

JKanun

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This study aims to analyze and find the ideal legal design of the relationship of authority between the central and regional governments in order to strengthen synergy in public services. In essence, the granting of autonomy to the regions is directed at accelerating the realization of public welfare, through the implementation of government affairs. Concurrent government affairs as stipulated in Law no. 23/2014, is a governmental affair that is divided between the central government, provincial government and district/city governments. In practice, when problems occur in the implementation of concurrent affairs which fall under the central authority, the regional government is in a powerless position. This research uses normative legal research methods with statutory, case, and conceptual approaches. The results of this study indicate that: the absence of a legal instrument that accommodates and bridges central and regional authorities causes problems that occur in the community to continue and do not immediately find solutions. It is necessary to have legal instruments in the form of government regula-tions in bridging the authority of the central and regional governments to build synergy in public services, especially to resolve conflicts that occur in society so that government administration can run effectively.

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Otonomi Daerah Dalam Persepektif Pembagian Urusan Pemerintah-Pemerintah Daerah Dan Keuangan Daerah

Cited by 24 publications

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Institutional Arrangement of the Regional People’s Representative Council in State Administration System of Republic of Indonesia

Institutional Arrangement of the Regional People’s Representative Council in State Administration System of Republic of Indonesia

Fiscal Condition of Sumatra in Decentralization Era

Legal Redesignation of Central and Regional Authorities to Strengthen Sinergity in Public Services

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