Abstract
<p>This study identifies legislation constraints to reorganize government bodies in Indonesia. Most administrations continuously receive pressure to reform and transform. Reorganization is a logical step when the problems are structural. Large government has resulted in potential duplications, in part due to entrenchment in statutes. Reorganizing a ministry or an agency poses impediments due to the process required for statutory amendments. This article takes a qualitative approach to examine the legal impediment in conducting the reorganization of government bodies. This research is a socio-legal study that combines legal research in the area of administrative law, political science, and public policy and management.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Keywords</strong><strong>:</strong> Bureaucracy; Legislation; Politics; Administrative; Reorganisation.</p>
Highlights
A government is required to be effective and efficient, and reform-oriented (Gil-Garcia & FloresZúñiga, 2020)
Data was collected through a desk-based study of legislations, policies, and secondary literatures related to bureaucracy reform in Indonesia, as well as its political and legal issues
Data was collected through a desk-based study of legislations, policies, and secondary literature related to bureaucracy reform in Indonesia, as well as its political and legal issues
Summary
A government is required to be effective and efficient, and reform-oriented (Gil-Garcia & FloresZúñiga, 2020). An effective reorganization is important for a proper administrative reform aiming to establish an effective and efficient government (Ministry of Menpan, 2014). Indonesia is yet to experience a change in its government structure mainly due to its complex legal framework. The legal complexity often impedes administrative reform in Indonesia. Reform in the public sector may be possible if the challenges posed by these complexities can be reduced and the laws are redesigned to reduce impediments to successful reform. This research examines critical factors and constraints for reorganizing government bodies in Indonesia, statutory barriers in reorganization. It is argued that successful reform will depend on the capability to overcome legislation impediments
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