THE DYNAMICS OF GOOD SPORT GOVERNANCE IN THE SPORTS LAW SYSTEM IN INDONESIA
Nina Silvana, Endra Wijaya, Cindy Aulia Fatharani, Muhammad Hasbi, Syafara Azahwa, Zakia Syarika Zulkifli

Faculty of Law, Universitas Pancasila, Jakarta

Abstract

The sports sector in Indonesia is not only related to issues of physical activity, achievement and feelings of pride in the country. Furthermore, sport is also closely related to financial well-being and income. Therefore, the sports sector must be managed well, guided by the concepts or principles of good governance. When these concepts or principles of good governance are put into practice in a sports activity in its broader context, they will establish to what are called concepts or principles of Good Sport Governance. The aim of the study focuses on the issue of how are the principles of Good Sport Governance adopted into the sports law system in Indonesia? What are the dynamics? What are the obstacles of it? This study will use doctrinal legal research methods. The secondary data that will be examined comes from several laws and regulations that regulate the governance of sports activities in Indonesia. The preliminary conclusions from this study are: first, the principles of Good Sport Governance have been adopted into the Indonesian legal system, starting from the statutory level to government regulations. Most of the principles of Good Sport Governance adopted are the same as the principles of Good Sport Governance that have been developed previously in European and North American countries. However, in the Indonesian context, there are also unique Indonesian elements that are included in the concept and principles of Good Sport Governance. Second, the development of Good Sport Governance in Indonesia still faces a number of obstacles, such as political intervention and institutional problems.

Keywords: Deliberation- Good Sport Governance- Law of Sports System

Topic: Law