LAW NUMBER 6 YEAR 2014 ABOUT VILLAGE REGULATION AS A LEX SPECIALIST IN INDONESIAN NATIONAL LAW POLITICS

Abstract

Abstract
villages, since the enactment of Law Number 6 of 2014 concerning Villages, are getting
stronger and exist as autonomous regions with the authority to regulate and manage
their own affairs even down to budget and welfare matters. The law clearly states
village regulations as statutory regulations stipulated by the Village Head after being
discussed and agreed upon with the Village Consultative Body. This can be thought of
as a small constitution where the Village looks like a small state that has its own
government, they are ready with a village head who carries out the rules and has the
character of an executive and also a deliberative council that looks like a village
parliament that enforces these regulations and it is like a legislative body. This can lead
to legal uncertainty because of the many interpretations, especially the interpretation of
Article 8 of Law Number 12 Year 2011 regarding the status, position and existence of
Village Regulations in the hierarchy of statutory regulations in Indonesia. Furthermore,
it has an impact on village government, namely the existence of legal uncertainty, on
the one hand to carry out the wheels of government, the village government must have
a legal basis, namely village regulations, but on the other hand, village regulations are
no longer listed in the hierarchy of State statutory regulations.
Key words : Village Law, Legal Number 06 year 2014, Village political