Implementation Of Constitutional Court Decisions Number 123/Puu-Vii/2009 Concerning Population Administration In Central Maluku District And West Part Of Seram District

Abstract

This research examines the disharmony between the body and its attachments in Law no. 40 of 2003 and its emphasis on population administration after Constitutional Court Decision no. 123/PUU-VII/2009. The method used is normative juridical with analysis of regulations and court decisions. The research results show that conflicting norms lead to open laws, dualism of authority and overlapping population data. The implementation of the Constitutional Court's decision has not been optimal because it has not been followed up through a judicial review. This condition has an impact on public services and certainty of people's domicile, so that regulatory harmonization is needed to guarantee legal security and the effectiveness of population administration.