Amandemen Konstruksi Hukum Dana Pemulihan Ekonomi Nasional ( PEN ) Untuk Mencegah Adanya Indikasi Korupsi

Abstract

The Covid-19 pandemic, which has been going on for several years, has created pressure and effects in all sectors, both globally and domestically. The impact of the Covid 19 Pandemic has paralyzed the joints of the nation's economy. The death of the livelihoods of some people caused many people to lose their livelihoods. In order to support state financial policies and to save the national economy, the Government runs the PEN Program. The PEN program aims to protect, maintain and improve the economic capacity of business actors from the real sector and the financial sector in running their business. Article 11 paragraph (7) Perpu Number 1 of 2020 mandates that the implementation of the PEN Program be further regulated by Government Regulation. The type of research used is sociological research or sociological legal research or field research, because it is done by looking at the real conditions and facts that occur around the community. How the Legal Construction of the National Economic Recovery Fund Can Be Useful in Encouraging the Growth of Industrial Enterprises and Infrastructure Development. there needs to be serious action from the central government in dealing with this problem of PEN funds, because if it is allowed to continue to drag on, it will cause the funds which incidentally are for economic recovery to be increasingly misused, both at the central and at the regional level. Furthermore, there needs to be an amendment to the legal construction to cover up the gaps in indications of corruption that will become increasingly widespread. Problems that arise and become obstacles to the National Economic Recovery Fund Can Be Useful in Encouraging the Growth of Industrial Businesses and Infrastructure Development in the implementation of the PEN fund has several problems that the central government should respond quickly to considering the large budget disbursed for this PEN Fund program. According to the results of the examination by the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK), there were 6 findings of problems in the application of PEN funds, which hindered the use of PEN funds to encourage the growth of industrial businesses and infrastructure development after the Covid 19 pandemic.