Polemic regarding the direct appointment of the Governor of Jakarta in the DKJ Bill and its impact on the decline of democracy.
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Public reluctance to this idea is rooted in concerns about the situation of democracy. The results of the opinion poll show that more than 40 percent of the public see that the absence ofThis concern is certainly not without reason. Jakarta has been one of the pivots of the nation's democracy. Besides being populated by government and political party headquarters, the health of democracy in Jakarta is also driven by a well-established democratic culture.
This is reflected in the results of this poll. About 16 percent of respondents who agree believe that a direct appointment mechanism will guarantee sustainable development. Apparently, some of the public sees that the transition that occurs between administrations in DKI Jakarta does not consider this aspect.
Some of the people who agree with this idea also feel that the role of the center can be larger due to having more comprehensive information and a broader vision compared to the local government. Furthermore, with regards to the direct appointment of the governor, the public is also highlighting the negative impact of direct elections. Almost one-fifth of the respondents who agreed felt that societal division caused by political choice could be avoided if the governor was no longer determined through the direct regional elections.
However, no matter what form of Jakarta's government there will be in the future, it is the people who will feel its impact the most. After all, despite no longer holding the status of national capital, Jakarta will still remain as Indonesia's economic center. Although this status is not formally bestowed as the National Capital, it is likely to persist for decades to come.
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