Responsive Legal Construction to Eradicate Corruption in the Procurement of Government Goods and Services

Abstract

Corruption in the procurement of government goods and services that occurred besides finance or economic losses, also inhibits the growth and continuity of national development that requires high efficiency. The research is a normative research with statute, conceptual and case approaches. The location of research is Papua province, Indonesia. The results showed that The weakness of regulation substantive in the field of procurement of government goods and services was significantly lies in the following aspects: Firstly, legal substance with perception difference aspect for the organizers about whether or not can be provisions in administrative law in the field of procurement of government goods and services used in criminal law; Secondly, legal structure with regulatory aspect does not regulate the presence of special sections that deal with the prevention of the eradication of corruption; Thirdly, legal culture with regulatory aspect does not support an external legal culture system for communities that performs specialized legal duties; Fourthly, legal media with regulatory aspect does not regulate any individual, social organization, environment and justice system in the procurement of government goods and services. The construction of responsive legal principles in the procurement of government goods and services needs to be done to contain the value of integrity, openness, adaptive and competitive to provide greater legal certainty.

Keywords: Corruption, Legal Construction, Local Government, Goods and Services