Relationships Central And Regional Governments In Indonesia

Rahman, Khairul (2019) Relationships Central And Regional Governments In Indonesia. In: The National Conferenceon Local Governmentand Development 2019 (NCLGD2019),, 25-26 November.

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Abstract

Indonesia is a unitary state in the form of a republic, where the central government holds the power of government. All government organizations are under the control of the central government based on the Constitution. The unitary state in Indonesia is divided into regions where each region has a regional government that has the right to regulate and manage its government affairs according to the principles of decentralization, deconcentration and assistance tasks. If in a federal state there are states, there is a regional government in the unitary state. The existence of regions is part of an autonomous state. Local government as part of the national government remains the responsibility of the central government. The President holds the final responsibility for the administration of Government Affairs carried out by the Central and Regional Governments. The existence of a regional government unit raises the relationship between the central and regional governments. Urgency The relationship between the center and the regions is one of the instruments to achieve public welfare. Therefore, in the context of the relationship between the central government and regional governments in Indonesia, it is necessary to build a common perception related to the fields of relations of authority, finance, human resources, and guidance and supervision.

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