Indonesia’s latest regulation in telecommunications to support broadband services and conductive investment

Tasya Safiranita Ramli; Ahmad M. Ramli; Maudy Andreana Lestari; Bernadette Aurellia N. T.

doi:10.24294/jipd.v8i10.6449

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Indonesia’s latest regulation in telecommunications to support broadband services and conductive investment

Tasya Safiranita Ramli

Ahmad M. Ramli

Maudy Andreana Lestari

Bernadette Aurellia N. T.

Journal of Infrastructure Policy and Development 2024, 8(10), 6449; https://doi.org/10.24294/jipd.v8i10.6449

Submitted：16 May 2024

Accepted：18 Jun 2024

Published：23 Sept 2024

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Abstract

In the era of digital disruption, the imperative development of broadband services is evident. The emergence of 5G technology represents the latest stride in commercial broadband, offering data speeds poised to drive significant societal advancement. The midst of responding to this transformative phenomenon. This pursuit unveils a landscape replete with opportunities and challenges, particularly regarding how 5G’s potential benefits can drive the government towards equitable distribution, ensuring accessibility for all. Simultaneously, there exists a legal hurdle to ensure this vision’s fruition. From a legal perspective, perceived as infrastructure for transformation, the law must seamlessly adapt to and promptly address technological progress. Utilizing normative juridical methods and analytical techniques via literature review, this research endeavors to outline the advantages of 5G and scrutinize Indonesia’s latest telecommunications regulations and policies, alongside corresponding investments. The study ultimately aims to provide a juridical analysis of 5G implementation within Indonesia’s legal framework.

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