LEGAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF THE AGRARIAN REFORM TASK FORCE TEAM IN THE RESOLUTION OF PROPERTY STRUCTURING AND ACCESS PROBLEMS IN KARIMUN DISTRICT

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Agrarian reform policies should ideally be formed to resolve land problems in the form of, 1) abandonment of former HGU land; 2) difficulty in gaining access (inaccessibility) and 3) criminality of residents regarding land control. The success of agrarian reform can be determined by the availability of Agrarian Reform Object Land (TORA) originating from the Transmigration cluster, expired HGU, state land, abandoned land, and release from forest areas. Karimun Regency is one of the districts in the Riau Islands that implements the GTRA program. GTRA activities in Karimun Regency are the first activities to be carried out in 2021. The large size of the land and the large amount of land that has not been certified or land that does not yet have certainty of ownership make Karimun Regency an area that should be a target for GTRA. This research aims to determine and analyze the legal arrangements for asset management and access management with the role of the Agrarian Reform Task Force as well as the implementation and obstacles of the Agrarian Reform Task Force in Karimun Regency.The research results show the important role of the Agrarian Reform Task Force in dealing with agrarian problems through structuring access and assets and several obstacles in implementing the Agrarian Reform Task Force at the Karimun Regency Land Office

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