The diversity of laws and regulations governing law enforcement in maritime and water areas, along with regulations containing procedural law, creates overlapping issues. This situation results in many subjects or agencies having authority over the same tasks within the same territory. This situation of one task with many officers can trigger conflicts between agencies. This article was written based on research using literature search methods and using available data. This research concludes that it is necessary to reorganize the law on maritime and coastal law enforcement in an integrated manner within an Lex Omnibus that systematically and comprehensively regulates the law on maritime and coastal law enforcement in Indonesia related to the utilization and management of marine resources, including maritime and coastal areas within the jurisdiction of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, as well as a paradigm understanding between the parties involved.
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