THE REGIONAL HEAD ELECTION MODEL BASED ON THE 1945 CONSTITUTION IN THE CONTEXT OF REGIONAL AUTONOMY
ABSTRACT: Article 18 of the
Constitution of 1945, is not set explicitly on the model either local elections
before the change and after the change, giving rise to multiple
interpretations. Legislature to interpret the model in accordance with the
local elections of political will at the time. Prior to the 1945 changes in the
regulation of local government such as the Act No. 5 of 1974, No. 22 of 1999,
and after the 1945 changes governed by Act No. 32 of 2004 on regional
governance. Setting the local elections in the legislation are inconsistencies
between laws that regulate each other electoral models vary. The inconsistency
of these legal norms have implications for the implementation of regional
autonomy within the system of the Republic of Indonesia. Under the decentralized
form an autonomous region, the system is essentially delegated to the local
government administration (the law) is given the right to administer their own
affairs of the household. The goal is for people to participate in democratic
governance, in order to realize social justice welfare in the area.
Author: Amancik
Journal Code: jphukumgg130037
