Reposition Of Authority Between State Institutions in Arrangements Relating to National Maritime Security Defense

This study examines the across governmental institutions in terms of power in the regulation associated to national maritime security and security and how the repositioning of power between state institutions in the rule of national maritime safety and protection. The position and the authorities have been repositioned between Agencies of the state that deal with national regional security, and protection are very influential with relation to Indonesian naval power as the world's Spine of the sea. Indonesia is an archipelago, it's not yet a maritime country since the authorities in charge of naval security and defense are currently overlapped. As a result, in the legislation related to public marine safeguarding, it is required to locate the origin amongst state entities. The study technique is norm legal in nature. According to the report, the Navy, the Ocean Security Firm, the Army, the Naval and Navy Service, and also the Agency for Management of Maritime Fisheries And aquaculture are all involved in coastal defense policy in Indonesian seas. These two rules and regulations emphasize the need of establishing a marine security defense system as well as the necessity of maintaining shipping safety. Judicial Components Of the system, Independence Theory, and Power Theory are used in the philosophical model.