The Role of the House of Representatives (DPR) in Carrying Out Supervision

Social Reality Study on the Role of DPRK in Carrying out Infrastructure Supervision in Aceh Besar District, Indonesia

Abstract

The real condition of Kuala Gigieng is a fact in the field, the role of supervision of the DPRK needs to be carried out in order to carry out its duties, authorities, and rights effectively as a legislative institution. The role of supervision is highly dependent on the level of ability of DPRK members of Aceh Besar Regency, so one of the efforts made can be identified with efforts to improve the quality of legislative members as measured by the quality of supervision of the Aceh Besar Regency DPRK. This study aims to describe and analyze To analyze and describe the role of the Aceh Besar District DPRK in terms of monitoring the infrastructure development of the Lambada Lhok TPI, Baitussalam District. To analyze and describe the inhibiting and supporting factors in the supervision of infrastructure development and the role of TPI Lambada Lhok, Baitussalam District. This research use descriptive qualitative approach. Data were collected through observation, interviews, and relevant documents. Data analysis was made using an interactive process (Milles and Huberman) with stages, namely data collection, data reduction, data display, conclusion drawing and verification to explain the concept of the peusijuk tradition, and communication media. The results of this study indicate that the role of the DPRD Secretariat Staff so far is very large, in carrying out their main duties and functions appropriately. In their duties and functions, the DPRD Secretariat staff always coordinates with their superiors so that the work can run well. Supervision of the infrastructure for the construction of TPI Lambada Lhok, Baitussalam District, is carried out by measuring the results of the work by the volume of work and costs. Comparing work results with standards with specifications, costs and consulting. Correcting deviations with improvements in the field follow-up has not been in accordance with internal supporters, especially the DPRK's determination that it does not reflect the program that was initiated. External support, especially community support, NGO support, and district government support when there is a reward for wanting to move. Internal barriers are still suspicious of each other as well as psychological barriers, and external barriers are constrained by thuggery and support from related agencies. and support from the Regency Government when there is a reward for wanting to move. Internal barriers are still suspicious of each other as well as psychological barriers, and external barriers are constrained by thuggery and support from related agencies. and support from the Regency Government when there is a reward for wanting to move. Internal barriers are still suspicious of each other as well as psychological barriers, and external barriers are constrained by thuggery and support from related agencies.