Deliberate legislative reforms to improve the legislation quality in developing countries: case of Indonesia

Abstract

The use of legislative reforms as a prominent agenda by developing countries to deliberate various programs and improve legislation quality through rapprochement depends on their abilities, willingness, institutions, and legal perspectives. Therefore, this research considered, determined, and analysed reform rapprochements in Indonesia, highlighted constraints, and proposed approaches to promote effective and efficient legislative quality improvement. These findings revealed several qualitative approaches and measures to determine reform implementations and their impact on legislative quality.