New Ways of Working untuk Pembimbing Kemasyarakatan:

The role of Probation and Parole Officer in Indonesia has been expanding along with the implementation of the Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 22 of 2022 on Corrections and the Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 1 of 2023 on Penal Code. The change of these regulators requires Probation and Parole Officer to adapt to an increased workload and the challenges posed by the implementation of alternative sanctions. This paper explores the potential use of New Ways of Working, particularly in the form of digital innovation in Probation and Parole Office (BAPAS) as a solution to optimize the role of Probation and Parole Officer. The study employs a qualitative approach with benchmarking analysis on ten Probation and Parole Offices that have implemented digital innovations. The findings show that digital innovation has successfully increased the effectiveness and efficiency of Probation and Parole Officer’s services. However, disparities in the use of technology between different offices remain a challenge that needs to be addressed. This research recommends the development of policies to promote the adoption of best practice innovations across all Probation and Parole Office and to enhance the capacity of Probation and Parole Officer in adapting to regulatory and digital transformations. In doing so, it is expected that public service can be improved more fairly and equitably.

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Restorative Journal of Indonesian Probation and Parole System
Published
2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.61682/restorative.v2i2.15
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Legal and Social Justice Studies
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New Ways of Working untuk Pembimbing Kemasyarakatan:

Hafizh Nuur Afif Elhadi Mamesah, Vanessa Regita Anjani, Utami Apriliantika
Restorative Journal of Indonesian Probation and Parole System
Legal and Social Justice Studies
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New Ways of Working untuk Pembimbing Kemasyarakatan:

Hafizh Nuur Afif Elhadi Mamesah, Vanessa Regita Anjani, Utami Apriliantika
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Abstract

The role of Probation and Parole Officer in Indonesia has been expanding along with the implementation of the Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 22 of 2022 on Corrections and the Law of Republic of Indonesia No. 1 of 2023 on Penal Code. The change of these regulators requires Probation and Parole Officer to adapt to an increased workload and the challenges posed by the implementation of alternative sanctions. This paper explores the potential use of New Ways of Working, particularly in the form of digital innovation in Probation and Parole Office (BAPAS) as a solution to optimize the role of Probation and Parole Officer. The study employs a qualitative approach with benchmarking analysis on ten Probation and Parole Offices that have implemented digital innovations. The findings show that digital innovation has successfully increased the effectiveness and efficiency of Probation and Parole Officer’s services. However, disparities in the use of technology between different offices remain a challenge that needs to be addressed. This research recommends the development of policies to promote the adoption of best practice innovations across all Probation and Parole Office and to enhance the capacity of Probation and Parole Officer in adapting to regulatory and digital transformations. In doing so, it is expected that public service can be improved more fairly and equitably.

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