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Journal : Jurnal Pendidikan Pancasila dan Kewarganegaraan

PERAN DPD DAN GAGASAN AMANDEMEN KELIMA UUD 1945 Nuruddin Hady
Jurnal Pendidikan Pancasila dan Kewarganegaraan Vol 25, No 1 (2012): Pebruari 2012
Publisher : Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan Pancasila dan Kewarganegaraan

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Regional Representatives Council(DPD) is astate agency subject to the provisions ofArticle22 and Article 22DC 1945 Amendment. This institute is a substitute of regional representatives and group representatives as we have ever known before. Various parties think that DPD authority by are still weak and as if only as a subordinate staff of experts with the }Iouse. This lead to the idea of thenecessity of returning to the 1945 Constitution amendments, particularly with respect to the authority to strengthen the authority of the Council. DFD has a huge role to accommodate the aspirations of the region associated with the implementation of regional autonomy, both in terms of financial management sourced from the General Allocation Fund, as weil as the poteirtial of natural resources in the region, spatial, poverty, natural disasters, health, environmentand others. While the Council has not and is not even sensitive to the issues that come into direct contact with development interests and welfare of local communities. The idea of the Fifth Amendment must be seriously considered and studied, since amendments to the constitutionis a necessity. The idea of the needfor further amendments to the 1945 Constitution should be appreciated by first preparing a clear grand design ofthe material constitutionneeds tn be amended. Therefore, the amendmentis not just a patch work. And the most urgent one is that pecple candirectly take benefit from the amendment.
PERAN DPD DAN GAGASAN AMANDEMEN KELIMA UUD 1945 Nuruddin Hady
Jurnal Pendidikan Pancasila dan Kewarganegaraan Vol 24, No 1 (2011): Pebruari 2011
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Regional Representative Council (PRC) is a new state institution based on the third amendment of the Constitution 1945. It is regulated in the Stipulation of Atticle22 C and Article 22D of the Constitution 1945. This institution is the substitute of regional and assembly delegations, as we know before. It is only a weak party; however, it has a quite strong power. Therefore, it emerges criticisms that PRC is no more than a group of staffs who are sub ordinate to the Parliament. As a result, it leads to the idea of the next amendment of the Constitution 1945, particularly on the power of pRC. In the reality, there are many disregarded cases dealing with regional autonomy that should be the attention of PRC. Take, for example, managements of regional finances from public allocation funds. as well as from natural resources of the regions. Other cases are poor nutrition, starving, and floods as the result of bad space managements. These cases get only minor attention from PRC' In this case, pRC is considered insensitive to the issues and developments of the regions. Therefore, the Fifth Amendment needs to be taken into account. However, before we go further' we need to prepare the grand design. There should be clear what are being improved. In the end, the amendment wili not be the process of mending or patching only. Yet, the peoples can take the benefits of it.