The withdrawal of the authority to manage marine areas from the Regency/City to the Province based on the Regional Government Law gives rise to limited supervision of turtle hunting on the coast of Alor Regency. This normative legal research aims to analyze the juridical legitimacy of the delegation of authority to supervise turtle hunting to the village government. The results of the study show that the principle of recognition and subsidiarity based on the Village Law, as well as the mechanism of assistance tasks based on the Regional Government Law, provide a normative-administrative basis for villages to supervise coastal areas, establish Village Regulations on conservation and optimize POKMASWAS. Community-based supervision can strengthen vertical supervision without the authority to take criminal action. Therefore, technical regulations on the delegation of authority are needed to strengthen the synergy of local-based supervision.
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