| Autor: |
Hara, Abubakar Eby, Trihartono, Agus, Patriadi, Himawan Bayu |
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International Journal of Public Policy; 2022, Vol. 16 Issue: 1 p77-87, 11p |
| Abstrakt: |
This paper discusses the post-legislative scrutiny (PLS) of Indonesia's Fisheries Law. This law was issued in 2009 but was not implemented until 2014, when Joko Widodo was elected president. In the context of PLS, the role of the legislature is essential to enforce a system of checks and balances in a democratic government. But in the case discussed, it is the executive who was active in the implementation and supervision of this law. Why such things happen is the main question of this paper. We argue that in the case of Indonesia, PLS depends on whether the law has a significant political magnetism. Unlike the system in established democracies where the PLS mechanism is crucial and efficient, in the case of Indonesia, PLS is primarily determined by the political will of the government. In other words, PLS cannot be applied directly in contexts different from its origin but must look at the political context that developed at one time. |
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