Abstract
<em><span lang="EN-US">When residents have issues with a government agency, they may resort to the impartial Ombudsman. This research looks at how the Indonesian Ombudsman has affected service quality there. This research aims to clarify the need for an Ombudsman in the fight against bad administration and to propose reforms to the legislation that would give them more authority. This research blends a normative judicial approach with a descriptive analytic technique. This research shows that the Indonesian Ombudsman has the potential to become a powerful advocate for improving the quality of government services and protecting people' rights against infringement by the state. The Ombudsman in Indonesia can do a better job of sustaining good governance and guaranteeing justice in the provision of public services if given the sufficient resources and support from the government and society, as well as the required legal framework.</span></em>
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