Omnibus legislation as a tool of legislative reform by developing countries: Indonesia, Turkey and Serbia practice

Globally, most developing countries struggle to shift their legislation paradigm by proposing legislative reform. This is because these countries have realised legislative reform ability to create an effective, efficient, and comprehensive legislative drafting framework within legal transplanted omnibus legislation. Therefore, this research aims to determine the use of the omnibus legislation as a comparative legal tool in Indonesia, Turkey, and Serbia to identify, analyze, and explain their legislative process. In this context, this research proposes the importance of omnibus legislation despite the number of possibility-driven factors, obstacles, and standard measurements to pursue legislative reform agenda by developing countries.