Position and Role of the People's Representative Council in State Development

Abstract

This article regarding the position and role of the People's Representative Council (DPR) in state development highlights the importance of representative institutions in the political and development process. The DPR plays a vital role in voicing the interests and aspirations of the community through legislative, monitoring and representation functions. Challenges such as corruption, lack of accountability, and political complexity present obstacles that need to be overcome in strengthening the role of the DPR. Evaluation of reform efforts and more effective strategies is needed to improve the DPR's performance in building a sustainable and inclusive country. Community participation is also key in supporting the DPR's role as an institution that represents the interests of the people. The DPR's flexibility and responsiveness to political and social dynamics is an important factor in maintaining the legitimacy and trust of the public in this representative institution.