Regulatory impact assessment and its challenges: An empirical analysis from Indonesia

Kurniawan, Teguh; Muslim, Muh. Azis; Sakapurnama, Eko

doi:10.1016/j.kjss.2017.12.004

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“…Moreover, the information about their performance can be used by policy makers to make decision. This is supported by the view of Kurniawan, Muslim, and Sakapurnama (2018) stating that evaluation can contribute to the policy-making. In addition, Noordegraaf (2017) has argued that our own evaluation is used as a reflexive case study: not to present findings but to discuss the challenges we faced and the lessons we learned as evaluators.…”

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Developing an Evaluation Instrument for Assessing Public Relation Practitioner Performance in Educational Institutions

Aw¹

2019

MOJEM

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This research aims at developing evaluation instruments to measure PR practitioners' performance in educational institutions. Operationally, the objectives of this study include:(1) developing components, indicators, and instrument items for evaluating PR performance in educational institutions, (2) examining the validity and reliability of the instruments, and (3) investigating the readability of the instruments which has been developed. To achieve this goal, researchers conducted Design and Development research by mixing quantitative and qualitative approaches. The subject of this research, in the first stage namely to design instruments, develop components and indicators, included 10 respondents who were chosen purposively consisting of evaluation experts (2 people), and PR practitioners (8 people). The second stage involved 12 respondents from public relations practitioners intended to reveal the validity and reliability of the instruments. The third stage, to know the readability of the instrument, involved 50 respondents from PR practitioners. The data were collected using Focus Group Discussion technique in the first stage and assessment sheet in the second and third stage. The data analysis technique in the first stage was an interactive analysis of Miles, Huberman, and Saldana (2014). To analyse the validity of the instrument, the researcher employed content validity based on the expert panel assessment, and analysed it with the Aiken V formula. The Cronbach Alpha coefficient criteria with at least 0.7 was applied for reliability test to determine the conformity between the results of the assessment carried out by two assessors (rater). The data analysis technique for examining the feasibility of the instrument viewed from the readability aspect is based on the mean score > 3.4 -4.2 out of 5 or in the feasible classification, referring to the conversion of quantitative data to qualitative data on a scale of 5. The results of the research were: (1) The components of PR practitioners performance in this research include fostering good relations with the internal public, promoting good relations with the external public, and improving the capacity of public relations practitioners; (2) 26 instruments meet the requirements for validity and reliability, the Aiken V validity coefficient is > 0.69 and the reliability coefficient is α = 0.978> 0.7; (3) The readability of instruments is in a good or appropriate category for use as indicated by the mean score of 3.91 out of 5. The implication of this research includes help ease school leaders, industry leaders, and policymakers to evaluate the performance of PR practitioners.

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Developing an Evaluation Instrument for Assessing Public Relation Practitioner Performance in Educational Institutions

Aw¹

2019

MOJEM

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“…-Develop a fiscal framework adapted to the objectives pursued -Require sound and transparent financial management at all levels of government -Promote transparency and strategic use of public procurement at all levels of government -Strive for quality and consistency in regulatory systems across levels of government. Appraising the promise and the performance of regulatory reform through the Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) method in Indonesia's trade, investment, and industrial incentive policies (Kurniawan et al, 2018).…”

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The Reform of Public Service Bureaucracy in the Investment Sector Within the Pentahelix Perspective: A New Hope in the Era of Autonomy?

Sumartono¹,

Hermawan²

2020

AABFJ

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Many recommendations have been proposed to enhance the reform of public service bureaucracy. However, they were not effective enough since complaints were still directed toward public service practice. This research was conducted to investigate this issue and propose solutions to enhance the effectiveness of public service reform in the field of investment in order to increase regional economic growth. This research resulted in solutions in the form of an ideal reform model based on multi stakeholder (pentahelix) approach. A hierarchical qualitative analysis approach was used in this research. This research also employed the phenomenological method through participatory observation. The focuses of this research included institutional conditions, human resources, bureaucratic procedures and multi-stakeholder involvement. The research was carried out in two stages. In the first stage focused on finding the most appropriate model of public service bureaucratic reform. Whereas, the second stage included the formulation of convincing pentahelix model to enhance the process of investment service reform.

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“…(3) implementing socialization and continuous workshops on RIA in various government institutions both at the central and regional levels; (4) adopting the mindset of RIA, which is also called concise RIA and/or logic thinking RIA in formulating policies; and (5) restructuring the budget allocation in the preparation of the regional government policy so that RIA can be implemented in Indonesia' ( [33], p108).…”

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“…This is a problem which Indonesia appears to have encountered (eg. [49], p6; [33], p106) in common with other significant mining jurisdictions including Peru and Argentina.…”

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“…9 Indonesia has had RIA initiatives for nearly two decades and, in 2009, the Regulatory Impact Analysis Guidelines were launched by the Ministry of National Development Planning/National Development Planning Board. Recent academic assessment of these Guidelines reports RIA has not been used much, nor well, in Indonesia ( [33], 106) but also identifies ways in which RIA and its benefits may better contribute to Indonesian regulation.…”

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Mining the International Guidance on Mining

Southalan

2018

Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Energy and Mining Law (ICEML 2018)

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The last five years have produced many reports and guidance on how mining should occur to better balance its broader benefits and impacts. There are copious recommendations for government regulation and also for responsible company conduct. This article summarises the main documents here, together with broader dynamics in government regulation, and identifies some lessons these may provide for mining regulation in Indonesia. This includes local content, human rights, and governance.

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Regulatory impact assessment and its challenges: An empirical analysis from Indonesia

Cited by 18 publications

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Developing an Evaluation Instrument for Assessing Public Relation Practitioner Performance in Educational Institutions

Developing an Evaluation Instrument for Assessing Public Relation Practitioner Performance in Educational Institutions

The Reform of Public Service Bureaucracy in the Investment Sector Within the Pentahelix Perspective: A New Hope in the Era of Autonomy?

Mining the International Guidance on Mining

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