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The 1st Proceeding International Conference And Call PaperThe 1st Proceeding International Conference And Call Paper

Omnibus law is a method or concept of making regulations that combines several rules with different regulatory substance, into a large regulation that functions as a legal umbrella. The aim is to answer two things at once: legal efficiency and harmonization of the law. This paper examines the strengths and weaknesses of the omnibus law in Indonesia, highlighting its potential to overcome conflicting laws, uniform policies, and improve licensing management, while also addressing concerns about participatory drafting, environmental damage, and centralization of licensing.

The omnibus law in Indonesia offers potential benefits such as resolving legal conflicts, streamlining policies, and improving investment climates.However, concerns exist regarding the lack of public participation in drafting, potential environmental damage, and the centralization of licensing authority.A careful consideration of these strengths and weaknesses is crucial to ensure the omnibus law promotes justice and welfare for the Indonesian people.

Further research should focus on evaluating the actual impact of the omnibus law on environmental sustainability, regional autonomy, and labor rights. A comparative study with other countries that have implemented similar omnibus legislation could provide valuable insights. Additionally, research is needed to develop mechanisms for ensuring greater public participation and transparency in the legislative process, particularly when dealing with complex and potentially far-reaching reforms like the omnibus law. These studies should aim to identify best practices for balancing economic development with social and environmental protection, ultimately contributing to a more equitable and sustainable legal framework for Indonesia.

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