Omnibus Law Work Creation: Grand Design Public Policy and Neo-Paradigm Public Policy in Perspective Good Governance

Abstract

The regulatory index in Indonesia from 1966-2017 was very low, being on average (-0.35). Second, regulations formed by the government often overlap, even from 2014-2019 there were 10,180 overlapping regulations, consisting of 131 laws, 526 Government Regulations, 839 Presidential Regulations, and 8,684 ministerial regulations. 2018, President Joko Widodo once complained about the many overlapping regulations, there are 42,000 regulations ranging from laws to regional regulations still overlap. Under these conditions, the omnibus law was formed using the method grand design public policy and revolutionary. The purpose of this research is to examine the principles of public policy with a good governance in omnibus law. The research method used is systematic literature review. The results show that omnibus law is an idea in perspective grand design public policy and neopardigm public policy important in the renewal of the study. However, in professional practice, the omnibus law negates some of the fundamental principles of good governance in relation to public policy, namely participation, accountability, and legal certainty. The conclusion that can be drawn from this study is to grand design public policy and neo-pardigm public policy must remain in accordance with the principles of the good governance paradigm.