RELEVANCE OF THE PRINCIPLES OF FORMING LEGISLATION IN THE PREPARATION OF REGIONAL REGULATIONS CONCERNING SEWAKADARMA MARKET PARTICIPATION IN THE CITY OF DENPASAR
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MADE NURMAWATI
Introduction.
Legal principles are abstract legal principles as very important
elements in the formation of legal regulations, and in general form the
background to concrete regulations and the implementation of law. Laws and
regulations, including regional regulations, may not conflict with legal
principles. Article 237 Law no. 23 of 2014 concerning Regional Government
(State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2014 Number 244, Supplement to
the State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5587) as amended several
times, most recently by Law Number 1 of 2022 concerning Financial Relations
between the Central Government and Regional Governments (Gaza Republic of
Indonesia of 2022 Number 4, Supplement to the State Gazette of the Republic of
Indonesia Number 6757), stipulates that the principles for the formation and
content of regional regulations are guided by the provisions of laws and
regulations and legal principles that grow and develop in society as long as
they do not conflict with the principles of the Unitary State of the Republic
Indonesia.
This is because in the formation of Regional Regulations
including Regional Regulations concerning Capital Participation in the Denpasar
City Sewakadarma Market, it is necessary to pay attention to existing legal
principles. Based on this, the problem discussed in this paper is how the
Relevance of the Principles of Forming Legislation in the Preparation of
Regional Regulations Regarding Capital Participation in the Denpasar City
Sewakadarma Market.
2. Discussion.
From the origin of the word, the
word relevance comes from the word relevant, which has the meaning of being
related, having a relationship, in line with. Meanwhile in KBBI, the word
relevance/re·le·van·si/ /relevansi/n means relationship; connection. Meanwhile,
according to Sukmadinata, relevance consists of internal relevance and external
relevance. Internal relevance is the conformity or consistency between
components such as objectives, content, delivery and evaluation processes, or
in other words internal relevance concerns the integration between components.
While external relevance is conformity with the demands, needs, and
developments in society.
The meaning of Regency/City
Regional Regulations in Article 1 point 8 of Law No.12 of 2011 concerning Formation
of Laws and Regulations states that Regency/City Regional Regulations are
Legislations formed by the Regency/City Regional People's Legislative Council
with the approval of the Regent/Regency Mayor. Pasar Sewakadarma is the name of
a Pasar Regional Public Company owned by the Denpasar City Government and is a
BUMD whose capital is wholly owned by the Denpasar City Region. Thus the
meaning of relevance in this paper is the linkage of legal
principles/principles in the formation of the Regional Regulation of the City
of Denpasar Sewakadarma Market.
Article 5 Law no. 12 of 2011
determines the principles of forming good laws and regulations, consisting of:
a. clarity of purpose;
b. proper forming institutions or
officials;
c. suitability between types,
hierarchies, and payload materials;
d. can be implemented;
e. usability and effectiveness;
f. clarity of formulation; and
g. openness.
The principles mentioned above
are related to the binding strength and validity of the regional regulations
that will be formed, because adherence to the principles will make the
regulations that are drawn up good. The linkages of the seven principles with
the Draft Regional Regulation concerning Equity Participation in Pasar
Sewakadarma Regional Public Companies, are presented in the table below.
Tabel . Keterkaitan
Perda dengan Asas Pembentukan Peraturan Perundang-undangan.
No |
The principle of statutory
regulations, in this case regional regulations (Perda)
|
Linkage
with Regional Regulation on Capital Participation of Perumda Pasar
Sewakadarma |
1 |
Principle
of Clarity of Purpose. Each formation
of Perda must have clear objectives to be achieved.
|
The purpose of
forming this Draft Perda: 1. increasing PAD
revenue; 2. opening new jobs; 3. improve the
economy; and 4. Prospering the people of
Denpasar City.. |
2 |
The proper institutional/official forming
principle. Regional regulations are formed by authorized officials. If not, the
regional regulation will be null and void or can be canceled. |
This draft regional
regulation was formed on the initiative of the Denpasar City Government which
was carried out by the Department of Transportation and will be discussed
together with the City DPRD [Article 18 paragraph (6) of the 1945
Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, Article 65 paragraph (2) letter a,
236 paragraph (2) of Law no. 23/2014]. |
3 |
The principle of conformity between types,
hierarchies and content material. The contents of the regional regulations that are formed must be truly
appropriate according to the type and hierarchy of laws and regulations. |
Arrangements related
to equity participation have been determined in statutory regulations, so the
formation of this Ranperda is a follow-up to Article 333 paragraph (1) of Law
no. 23/2014] and Article 9 paragraphs (3) and (4) Denpasar City Regulation
No. 13/2019, as a juridical basis for equity participation |
4 |
Principle Can be implemented. Every formation of a regional regulation must consider its
effectiveness in society philosophically, sociologically and juridically. |
The formation of this
draft regional regulation will provide certainty for the Denpasar City
Government's capital participation in Perumda Pasar Sewakadarma because it
will contribute to increasing PAD, services, and people's welfare. |
5 |
The principle of usability and efficiency Regional regulations are made because they are needed and useful in
regulating the life of society, nation and state. |
This draft regional
regulation was formed as a legal basis for capital participation by the City
Government in Perumda Pasar Sewakadarma so that from a business perspective
Perumda Pasar Sewakadarma is able to compete with other business actors.. |
6 |
The principle of clarity of formulation. Regional regulations that are formed must meet the technical
requirements for preparation, systematics, choice of words or terms, and
legal language that is clear and easy to understand so that it does not have
multiple interpretations in its implementation. |
The formation of this
draft regional regulation refers to Minister of Home Affairs Regulation No.
120 of 2018 and Law no. 12 of 2011 which has provided technical guidelines
for forming regional regulations which include technical guidelines for
formulating titles, introductory sections, body parts, and closing sections. |
7 |
The Principle of Openness The formation of regional regulations starting from the stages of
planning, drafting, discussing, ratifying or stipulating and enacting is
transparent and open. |
Even the technique
of formulating articles. The formulation of
this Ranperda until it becomes a regional regulation will go through every
stage and be carried out as well as possible, namely: the stages of planning,
drafting, discussing, ratifying or stipulating and enacting. The application
of the principle of openness applies to regional regulatory policy-making
apparatus. |
Source: processed from
Fitri Erna Muslikah, Op. cit. p. 31-32
Furthermore, Article 6 of Law no. 12 of 2011 determines the material
content of statutory regulations, in this case regional regulations must
reflect the principles:
a. protection;
b. humanity;
c. nationality;
d. kinship;
e. archipelago;
f. Unity in Diversity;
g. justice;
h. equal position in law and government;
i. law order and certainty; and/or
j. balance, harmony, and harmony.
Legal principles that grow and develop in society, which are generally
used in legal life refer to the principles put forward by I.C. van der Vlies
that in the formation of laws and regulations (including regional regulations)
pay attention to formal principles and material principles. The formal
principles consist of: the principle of clear objectives, the principle of the
right institution, the principle of the need for regulation, the principle of
implementation, and the principle of consensus. While the material principles
are: the principles of correct terminology and systematics, the principle of
recognisability, the principle of legal certainty, and the principle of legal
treatment in accordance with individual circumstances. However, not all of
these principles were immediately used in the formulation of the Denpasar City
Regional Regulation Draft concerning Regional Equity Participation in Perumda
Pasar Sewakadarma. The legal principles that are also used, apart from those
described above, are explained below.
The principle of the need for regulation (het noodzakelijk heidsbeginse).
I.C. van der Vlies named it with the principle of urgency (urgency). This
principle is also related to clear goals. If the goals can be formulated
properly, then according to this principle, should the goals be made with certain
laws and regulations or not with other regulations? Because, if capital
participation can be regulated by mayoral regulations, why should it be
regulated by regional regulations. This is what later became the basis for the
preparation of academic papers in the Denpasar City Regional Regulation Draft
concerning Regional Government Equity Participation in Perumda Pasar
Sewakadarma namely the need for the formation of new regulations as a form of
providing justice, certainty, happiness and legal benefits in the
implementation of such capital participation.
Principle of Legal Certainty. In enforcing the law there are three
elements that must be considered, namely: legal certainty, benefit and justice.
These three elements must have a compromise, must receive attention in a
proportionate - balanced. But in practice it is not easy to seek a balanced
compromise between these three elements. Without legal certainty can cause
anxiety. However, obeying the rule of law too strictly will result in being
rigid and will create a feeling of injustice. This legal certainty can be
realized through good and clear norms in a statutory regulation and its
application will also be clear. In other words, legal certainty means the exact
law, the subject and the object and the threat of punishment. Through this
legal certainty, the existence of capital participation in Perumda Pasar
Sewakadarma can be recognized and accepted by the public.
The Principle of Legal Justice. Justice is one of the goals of law, in
addition to legal certainty and legal benefits. Ideally, the law should
accommodate all three. Law without justice is meaningless. Fair or fairness is
related to human relations with other human beings which involve rights and
obligations, namely how related parties consider rights which are then faced
with obligations. That's where justice works. Equity participation by the
Denpasar City Government in Perumda Pasar Sewakadarma should be based on the
principle of justice through the formulation of the rights and obligations of
each party.
The Principle of Legal Benefits. The benefits of law need to be
considered because everyone expects benefits in the implementation of law
enforcement so as not to cause other interpretations in society. Law is the
lifeblood of a nation to achieve the ideals of a just and prosperous society.
The law is constructed as a necessity that regulates human behavior as a
rational being. In the capital participation carried out by the Denpasar City
Government, the existence of regional regulations is the legal basis for
implementing capital participation, and with this regional regulation the
people of Denpasar City can know that there is capital participation in Perumda
Pasar Sewakadarma.
Family Principles. In this principle it is recognized that there is a difference
that should be developed harmoniously in a partnership relationship and guarded
so that it does not develop into an antagonistic conflict that destroys each
other. Therefore, the existence of regional regulations regarding capital
participation is a necessity, which reflects the existence of a joint agreement
between three parties namely the City Government, Denpasar City DPRD, and
Perumda Pasar Sewakadarma. Thus, the formation of the Denpasar City Regional
Regulation concerning Regional Equity Participation in Perumda Pasar
Sewakadarma cannot deviate from the principles of formation and the material
principles of statutory regulations.
3. Conclusion.
From the explanation above, it can be concluded that the
principles/principles for forming regional regulations are related to the
regional regulations concerning Capital Participation in the Sewakadarma
Market, both the principles of forming regional regulations and the material
principle as specified in Law No. 12 of 2011.