Limitations of Regulations for Fulfilling the Rights Of Retired TNI and Families as Viewed from Developments in BPJS Health Technology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30659/picldpw.v5i0.50093Keywords:
Legal Guarantees For Health Services, Legal Protection For Social Security, Implementation Of Legal Justice, Rights of retired TNI officers and their families.Abstract
This research aims, firstly, to examine and find forms of legal protection for retired TNI officers and their families in obtaining adequate social and health insurance. Second, to examine and find weaknesses in legal protection for retired TNI military personnel and their families in obtaining their rights regarding equitable health services in light of technological developments. third, to find efforts to realize legal protection for retired TNI officers and their families in fulfilling technology-based social and health security rights.
This research uses sociological juridical research methods. Primary data is the main data using interviews and field observations. The research paradigm is the constructivism or post positivism paradigm, with the approach used being sociological juridical with qualitative analysis. The legal theory used as analysis is the theory of justice asgrand theory, legal system theory asmiddle theory, and legal protection theory asapply theory.
The results of this research relate to regulations regarding legal protection for social and health security for retired TNI military personnel and their families which are regulated in Law Number 34 of 2004 concerning the Indonesian National Army (TNI), Law no. 24 of 2011 concerning BPJS, Minister of Defense Regulation Number 15 of 2014 concerning Health Services Outside the Dependency of the Social Security Administering Agency and Minister of Defense Regulation Number 31 of 2014 concerning Integrated Health Services within the TNI. Of the four basic regulations, it can be stated that they are not yet fair and their implementation has not been able to realize justice in providing positions to retired TNI officers and their families.
The factors causing the weakness of legal protection in providing social security and health services for retired TNI military personnel and their families are the existing regulatory and technological factors that do not fully cover the fulfillment of the rights that should be obtained by retired military military officers and their families. The re-construction of the applicable provisions is a form of effort to provide legal certainty based on Pancasila justice to fulfill the rights to social security and health services for retired TNI military personnel and their families.
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