Analysis of the Harmony of Legal Norms of Halal Certification Fees in the Perspective of Legal Principles of Law No. 33 of 2014 Concerning Halal Product Guarantee

Sri Rahayu Isnaini, Isman Isman, Lukmanul Hakim

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Abstract: This research analyzes the alignment between the legal norms of halal certification costs and the foundational principles of justice, legal certainty, accountability, and efficiency as outlined in Law Number 33 of 2014 regarding Halal Product Guarantee. The study identifies a significant gap between the law's ideal objectives and its real-world implementation, particularly in the context of the financial burden on micro and small enterprises (MSEs). Employing a juridical-normative qualitative approach, the research explores secondary legal data to highlight inconsistencies in the facilitation of halal certification costs for MSEs. The findings indicate that the law's provision for non-mandatory cost facilitation weakens its protective function, failing to meet the principles of justice and legal certainty. The research concludes that for the law to achieve its goals, a mandatory facilitation mechanism must be introduced to ensure that MSEs are not hindered by high certification costs. The study's implications suggest the necessity for legal reforms that would strengthen regulatory frameworks, making halal certification more accessible and equitable, particularly for MSEs, thus ensuring fairer and more effective implementation of the law.

 


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Halal Certification, Legal Norms, Legal Certainty

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