Legal Implications of Control of Electronic Resources by the State

Abstract

The growth of the e-commerce industry in Indonesia is experiencing rapid growth, but relevant legal and regulatory challenges continue to increase. Existing regulations are not sufficient to provide adequate legal protection for e-commerce actors and users. In this research, we discuss the role of the state in managing and utilizing electronic information resources and the state's efforts to ensure the security and effectiveness of e-commerce transactions. This study uses normative legal research methods with a philosophical and analytical approach. We explore existing regulations and detail the steps governments and industry should take to improve infrastructure and ensure better legal protections for all parties involved in e-commerce. The government must act as a regulator in developing the e-commerce climate by providing policies and regulations that support the implementation of electronic transactions in e-commerce.