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This article discusses the legal politics of changing regulations regarding Limited Liability Company (LTD) after the inauguration of Law Number 11 of 2020 concerning Job Creation. The analytical tool used is the theory of cybernetics, which was coined by Talcott Parsons, that society is a system that consists of several sub-systems (economic, political, social, and cultural). This normative legal research uses an approach to legislation, analysis, and comparison and slightly inserts social phenomena caused by the birth of this Job Creation Law. The result was that before and after the promulgation of the Job Creation Law, there were many rejections from all levels of society. However, the government insists on continuing to enact this law. From the analysis point of cybernetics theory, it is stated that the legal politics used by the government today tends to lead to the economic sub-system, so this sub-system affects the political sub-system, where this sub-system encourages the enactment of this law to be implemented immediately. Apart from this, it turns out that changes in regulations regarding LTD have had an impact both in the form of convenience for the community to run their business and in accordance with the concept of ease of doing business as adopted by the United Nations countries.
Muhammad et al. (Wed,) studied this question.