RECONSTRUCTION OF POLICE BUREAUCRATIC REFORM REGULATIONS IN AN EFFORT TO REALIZE GOOD GOVERNANCE BASED ON THE VALUES OF JUSTICE

Abstract

Bureaucratic reform is a strategic instrument for realizing good governance based on transparency, accountability, effectiveness, and efficiency. The Indonesian National Police (Polri), as a law enforcement institution, plays a vital role in maintaining security, order, and just law enforcement. However, the complexity of the bureaucratic challenges faced by the Polri, such as overlapping regulations, unresponsive bureaucratic practices, and persistent gaps in integrity and accountability, demand the reconstruction of bureaucratic reform regulations that are adaptive to current developments and societal needs.This study aims to analyze the urgency of reconstructing Polri bureaucratic reform regulations to strengthen the implementation of good governance principles based on the value of justice. The method used is a normative juridical approach through analysis of existing regulations, combined with an empirical approach through a review of Polri bureaucratic practices, and a philosophical approach to explore the values of justice as the basis for regulatory transformation.The results of the analysis indicate that regulatory reconstruction is needed to: (1) align the regulations for Polri bureaucratic reform with the principles of good governance, (2) strengthen the internal and external monitoring system based on transparency and accountability, (3) integrate the value of substantive justice in every dimension of public service, and (4) create a Polri bureaucracy that is responsive, adaptive, and oriented towards the interests of the community. Thus, the reconstruction of Polri bureaucratic reform regulations does not only function as a legal instrument, but also as a means of institutional transformation towards the realization of good, clean, and just governance.