legal aspects of the establishment of village regulations on empowerment ofbumdes according to law number 6 of 2014 concerning village

Villages face a new era in accordance with law number 6 of 2014 concerning villages. thevillage is expected to be independent socially, culturally, economically, and even politically. lawnumber 6 of 2014 concerning villages to become regulations on village (perdes) stipulated by thevillage head after obtaining joint approval from the village representative body, which was formed inthe context of implementing village autonomy. perdes is a further elaboration of higher laws andregulations by taking into account the characteristics of each village. in this regard, a perdes isprohibited from contradicting public interests and/or higher laws and regulations. village-ownedenterprises (bumd) are village businesses managed by the village government and legal entities. thevillage government can establish village-owned enterprises according to the needs and potential of thevillage. the formation of village-owned enterprises is stipulated by a village regulation. themanagement of village-owned enterprises consists of the village government and local villagecommunities. it is hoped that the community can be actively involved in the formation of villageregulations, but the obstacles in the field is that community understanding regarding the villageregulations are still lacking so that the community is still apathetic to the process of the villageregulation formation, so that a constructive idea is born to provide counseling and guidance to legalawareness communities. from the interests of the community itself, namely being actively involved in theformation of village regulations.