Abstract :
Pemahaman yang jelas mengenai koordinasi antara pihak Pejabat Pengawas
Lingkungan Hidup(PPLH) dan Penyidik Pegawai Negeri Sipil(PPNS) adalah
tujuan dari penelitian ini. Sesuai dengan hasil dari tinjauan ini, diperoleh bahwa
Pertama, koordinasi antara PPLH dan PPNS dengan tujuan akhir untuk menyetujui
pedoman yang pada dasarnya dikendalikan dalam Pasal 74 UU Nomor 32 Tahun
2009 tentang Perlindungan dan Pengelolaan Lingkungan Hidup, namun koordinasi
yang disinggung oleh regulasi masih ambigu, karena hal ini harus dilihat sejauh
mana kekuatan PPLH bisa memberikan informasi tentang konsekuensi
penilaiannya dan pemeriksaan terhadap penyidik. baik PPNS Lingkungan hidup
maupun Kepolisian untuk menangani kasus pencemaran, karena PPLH
memberikan pernyataan kesaksian dalam proses peradilan hukum yang diarahkan
PPNS, apabila PPNS meminta PPLH yang memiliki kemampuan khusus untuk
menyampaikan pernyataan ahli di bidang lingkungan hidup. Kedua Hambatan
Yuridis Yang dialami oleh Pihak PPLH meliputi: a) Pasal 71 UU No. 32 Tahun
2009 , yang Ketika pekerjaan Pihak PPLH diberikan kepada pihak berwenang di
atas mereka seperti gubernur dan bupati/walikota, kemudian, pada saat pekerjaan
itu harus diteruskan ke pejabat struc\ktural diatasnya, probabilitas kasus dieksekusi
dan diarahkan dan diberikan laporan untuk tidak diputuskan sangatlah tinggi. b)
Kepmen LH Nomor 19 Tahun 2004 tanggal 29 Januari 2004 Tentang Pedoman
Pengelolaan Pengaduan Kasus Pencemaran dan/atau Perusakan Lingkungan Hidup,
untuk situasi ini ada kekaburan dalam pembagian tupoksi yang dihadapi oleh pihak
PPLH.
The aim of this observation is to know the Coordination between the Environmental
Supervisory Officer and the Civil Servant Investigator in environmental law
enforcement efforts and to know the juridical obstacles faced by the Environmental
Supervisory Officer in terms of Law Enforcement Efforts Environmental Law.
According to the results of the research obtained from the writing of this paper,
obtained the results that the first Coordination Between Environmental Supervisory
Officials (ESO) and Civil Servant Investigators (CSI) In Environmental Law
Enforcement Efforts is basically already regulated in Article 74 of Law No. 32 of
2009 on Environmental Protection and Management, but the coordination referred
to the law is still unclear and vague , therefore, the coordination can be seen in terms
of the authority of ESO to provide data on the results of the examination and
investigation to the Investigators either PPNS Environment or the Police to handle
cases of pollution and / or environmental destruction, in the event that ESO provides
testimony in the process of environmental law enforcement requested by PPNS, in
the case of Civil Servant Investigators ask the Environmental Supervisory Officer
(ESO) who has special expertise to be able to provide expert information in the field
of environment, Second,juridical obstacles faced by environmental supervisory
officials in terms of environmental law enforcement efforts include: a) Article 71
of Law No. 32 of 2009 , which is when the results of the supervision work of
environmental supervisory officials are handed over to officials on it structurally
such as governors, regents / mayors, then the possibility of cases being examined
and supervised and given the report not to be followed up by the governor, regent /
mayor is very large. b) Decree of the Minister of Environment No. 19 of 2004 dated
January 29, 2004 concerning Guidelines for The Management of Complaints of
Pollution and/or Destruction of the Environment, in this case there is confusion in
terms of division of work and duties and responsibilities and authorities faced by
the Environmental Supervisory Officer.
Keywords: Authority, ESO and Environmental Law Enforcement