Juridical Analysis Simplification of Environmental Permits Integrated Through Business Permits Regulated in Law Number 11 of 2020 Concerning Job Creation

Abstract

In order to reach golden Indonesia, and make Indonesia be the fifth largest economic power in the world, the government develops economic growth by attracting investment into Indonesia. One of the government's efforts is to cut regulations that hinder investment by issuing the Job Creation Act. The birth of the Job Creation Act erases, changes and combines several applicable laws into one law through the concept of the Omnibus Law or commonly referred to as the Universal Sweeping Law. In response to these problems, we conducted research using a normative juridical approach based on primary legal materials. This research uses a statute approach and a conceptual approach with the technique of tracing legal materials using document study techniques and analysis of qualitative studies. The results of the study show that in principle the basic concept in the Employment Creation Act regarding Environmental Permits has not changed, which is still in accordance with the previous provisions. Changes are only related to providing convenience in obtaining environmental approvals with the intention that environmental permits are integrated into licensing trying to simplify the licensing system and strengthen law enforcement.