Djonny Pabisa | 1008
DOI :10.36418/jrssem.v1i8.121 https://jrssem.publikasiindonesia.id/index.php/jrssem/article/view/89
INTRODUCTION
The service of providing goods or
services to the community may at some
time not run as well as expected. If this
happens to goods or services that are
included in the fulfillment of primary needs,
it will certainly greatly affect and threaten
the harmonization and survival of human
beings. In such situations and conditions,
the state must be present to prepare the
services needed by the community. The
state is responsible for taking over the
provision of the services that every citizen
needs. The state is obliged to provide
assurance that the provision of services
(goods and services) will always be there for
the community. This is what is then known
as public services by the state, namely
services provided by the state or
government that put the public interest
first, are easily accessible to the public, the
implementation time for an affair is short,
and can have an impact on community
satisfaction. Services that are carried out
fairly, do not discriminate, are professional,
do not make it difficult, meet the principles
of decency and appropriateness, are in
accordance with procedures, are
accountable and have integrity.
All affairs or matters that must be
carried out by the Government as a form of
state presence and responsibility to its
citizens have been regulated in the
Preamble to the 1945 Constitution of the
Republic of Indonesia, particularly in the
fourth paragraph or paragraph. The point
is, among others, to protect all and all of
Indonesia's bloodshed and promote public
welfare. It can be interpreted that the state
is obliged to carry out certain jobs or
activities to provide benefits not for certain
individuals, groups or communities but for
all its citizens. The implementation of this
work or activity is then called the
implementation of services by the state or
government.
Public services that people want are
public services that are more transparent,
open, and honest (Pasolong, 2013). People
(Purukan, Tondobala, & Rogi, 2014) crave
public services with clear procedures,
transparent financing, timely settlement of
affairs, quality, friendly, faster, affordable,
easy, accountable, free from illegal fees,
happy and fun (Bertot, Estevez, & Janowski,
2016).
Facts on the ground, it turns out that
there is still a gap between what the
community expects and what public service
providers do (Widarti, 2018).. Past practice
that tends to still regard the community as
an object whose position is very dependent
on the service provider. There are still
services that have not been completed on
time, there are still brokering practices,
there are still priorities given using special
channels, favoritism still occurs, there are
still people who are not satisfied. It is the
attitude of the organizers that has the
potential to provide space for the growth
of service behavior that ignores the values
of accountability, transparency, and
responsiveness in the delivery of public
services (Mahsyar, 2011). This fact is further
exacerbated by the common
understanding and perspective of some
people who need services with public
service providers who want to benefit from
the services they provide. Some people
have the desire that public service
providers are willing to provide services