Role of Local Government in The Implementation of Good Government

Abstract

The regional government is the leader of the region as a component of regional government organizers who oversees the execution of government affairs that are the responsibility of the autonomous region. According to statute number 23 of 2014 pertaining to government, there is both a central government and a regional government. The implementation of government operations in this instance must adhere to the principles of good governance. There are three primary stakeholders in the most fundamental idea of governance: the state, the private sector, and society. This study employs descriptive analytic research specification, normative legal research, and an analytical normative juridical approach. Each region develops regional apparatuses based on regional traits, potential, and requirements. Regional government is a component of regional administration that includes the governor, regent, or mayor, as well as the regional apparatus. The notion of good governance in the administration of local government serves as a guideline for local governments in the context of achieving a democratic, clean, transparent, responsible, and efficient government.