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Excellent Court
General guidelines for reform of the bureaucracy has been established by the Ministry of State for Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform (Kemeneg PAN) in the form of nine courses which cover approximately 23 activities. This program can actually serve as the grand design and initial roadmap of improvements in the judicial environment that includes: (1) strategic direction, (2) Management of change, (3) Structuring the system, (4) Structuring the organization, (5) Arrangement governance, (6) Arrangement of human resources management system, (7) Strengthening the organizational unit, (8) The preparation of legislation, and (9) Internal Control.
Completing the bureaucratic reform agenda is not necessarily the same judiciary fully with the bureaucratic reforms in the sector, institutions, or departments in the executive sphere. Nevertheless, general guidelines that already exist can be exploited by way of synergizing the special values that are embedded in the judiciary.
Although there has been no uniformity in shape and judicial reform programs nationally that are in two peaks of judicial power, namely the Supreme Court and Constitutional Court, at least reform the judiciary in Indonesia can be done with reference to the International Framework for Court Excellent (IFCE) ..
BUREAUCRACY REFORM JUDICIARY
The initial steps in the Year of Tiger this time the world was increasingly hard for law enforcement. Not just because of blurred faces justice clearly recorded in the previous year, but also due to some event of public law which simply snaps lately, luxury cell case, the case Bailout Century, and various legal actions that were considered to be siding with the little people, dipredikasi will be a long prologue which continues to siphon public energy. The old train that brought the agenda of legal reform as though increasingly moves on rails fork, no clear direction, and was impressed reactive. Oddly enough, two weeks before the expiry of one hundred days in government work programs, programs on the sector claimed to have walked polhukham precisely one hundred percent.
Society must not be allowed to drift with the evaluation was impressed how “the politics of lipstick” is, because if its referring to the three main program-Prosperity, democracy, and justice-in fact a lot of things like fire substantively far from baked. Should not be allowed to also program the law of development which has been prepared long been submerged and lost focus due to the many parties who are too busy dancing at the vortex of this tense political dynamics. Call one of the only program of bureaucratic reform in the judiciary is indeed still hobbled.
Admittedly, during the reform of the judiciary is often less bureaucracy to get more attention from policy commitment to the side of budgeting. In fact, this agenda is important to remember the court is the last bastion of justice and law enforcement efforts in the homeland. This brief paper at least trying to attract the public focus back on track as if the law passed.
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