The Factors Affecting of Good Government Governance
Implementation in Pali
Maria, Rosy Armaini, Nurhasanah and Yevi Dwitayanti
Accounting Department, State Polytechnic of Sriwijaya, Indonesia
Keywords: Organizational Culture, Internal Supervisory Apparatus of Government, Good Government Governance.
Abstract: This study aimed to analyze the application factors of Good Government Governance (GGG) which were
consisted of organizational culture, competency of regional government apparatus and the role of internal
supervisory apparatus of government in Pali regency, both simultaneously and partially. The research method
used in this study was explanatory research with 35 government units. Analysis unit of government unit was
divided into head of department, secretary of department, financial department and inspectorate auditor. Data
analyzed was performed by using multiple regression. The result of study showed that organizational culture,
competency of regional government apparatus and the role of internal supervisory apparatus of government
simultaneously gave 74.9% effect on the application on GGG. Partially, the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government gave 31.4% positive and significant effect on the application of GGG. The role of
internal supervisory apparatus of government on the implementation of GGG gave bigger contribution
compared to the other two factors in this study.
1 INTRODUCTION
Regional government as the organizer of regional
autonomy is supposed to apply the principal of good
governance. One of the reason why the application of
good governance in Indonesia is less successful is
because lack of government attention on
organizational culture (Sari, 2012). Organizational
culture may shape the action of leader in taking
decision, including the option of control system.
Organizational culture influences the behaviour of
employee on the effectiveness of accounting practice,
such as the integration of financial information,
reporting formation, dissemination of financial
reports, and a trustable accounting information
(Hanpuwadal & Phapruke, 2010). The condition
faced by regional government, such as limited
amount of government apparatus with educational
background of accountancy, makes the apparatus not
really care or not understand about the existing
problem.
Organizational culture and competent regional
government apparatus need internal supervision to
prevent the practice of corruption, collution, and
nepotism. This supervision is important in order to
actualizing GGG.
This study was conducted on the Pali district
government as a new expansion area in South
Sumatera (Indonesia), with the consideration that
new autonomous regions need to get more attention
to actualize good governance. This is due to the
limited resources available compared to areas that
have long undergone government autonomy.
The existence of Pali regency government
apparatus, indicates the need to increase apparatus
competency. This is seen from the number of
permanent employees (1,462 people) only 14 people
have accounting education (BPKAD, Pali regency:
2017). Seen from the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government, internal supervisory
apparatus of government capability on representative
working area of finance and development supervisory
agency in South Sumatera province, Indonesia in
2017, Pali regency stays on level 1 (the result of
internal supervisory apparatus of government
capability mapping by finance and development
supervisory agency). This study needs to be done
given the Pali as the new expansion area, need more
attention in enforcing GGG.
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Maria, ., Armaini, R., Nurhasanah, . and Dwitayanti, Y.
The Factors Affecting of Good Government Governance Implementation in Pali.
DOI: 10.5220/0009151800002500
In Proceedings of the 2nd Forum in Research, Science, and Technology (FIRST 2018), pages 14-21
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2 LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 Agency Theory
According to (Fama, 1980), (Jensen & Meckling,
1976) organizations can be understood as an
environment in which a complex network of contracts
between principals and agents is observed, a nexus of
contracts in which ownership becomes irrelevant
(Oliveira & Filho, 2017).
Agency theory can be applied in public
organizations (Bergman & Lane, 1990), modern
democracies are based on a series principal-agent
relationship. The framework of principal agent
relations is a very approach important to analyze
public policy commitment. The agent has information
about requirements and results of their activities that
are unknownand often unobservable by the principal,
which constitute a source of several agency problems
(Attila, 2012).
2.2 Organizational Culture
Organizational culture adopted by regional
government tends to use bureaucratic culture, which
makes them feel capable in implementing regional
autonomy even with minimum participation from the
society (Pramudhietha, 2017). Organizational culture
covers all the core values, beliefs and shared
assumptions that helps to get employees committed
and motivated (Owoyemi & Ekwoaba, 2014).
Organizational culture is a shared system and
meaning shared by its members that distinguishes
organizations from other organizations (Robbins &
Judge, 2013). Organizational culture are introduced
to employees, to help them to get familiar with the
system of organization (Shahzad, Luqman, Khan, &
Shabbir, 2012).
Good governance will create a good
organizational culture as well (Paramitha, Agustia, &
Soewarno, 2017). Researchers who have conducted
research on these relationship between good
governance and culture, such as (Sopper, 2014) and
(Popadak, 2016). Popadak (2016) states, aims to
demonstrate the importance of organizational culture
as a source of long-term sustainability of
organizational values. The implication organizational
culture might influence the performance of the civil
service in the specific context of new public
management and good governance (Yosinta, 2016)
Organizational culture is significantly influential
on organizational performance (Pangewa, 2015).
Organizational culture is very influential on the
behavior of organization members, so if the
organizational culture is good then members of
organization are also good people with a certain
quality. Similarly, the study results (Sari: 2012),
(Syamsir, 2014) stated that organizational culture is
influential on good governance in regional
government in Indonesia.
2.3 The Competency of Regional
Government Apparatus
In general, the performance of government officials
in Indonesia, has not yet reached professional
standards. This is partly due to lack of discipline and
poor work ethic (Subhan, Eman, & Aisyah, 2014).
Competency was described as underlying
characteristic of an individual, which are causally
(change in one variable cause change in another)
related to effective job performance (June &
Mahmood, 2011). Characteristic of individuals is that
competency of an individual is linked to her/his
effective performance. In other words, competency is
every characteristic owned by somebody; working
ability, creativity, moral, and etc. which give
contribution for an organization.
Competency as mentioned by Article 69,
(Anonymous, 2014) is:
1. Technical competency measured by educational
level and specialization, functional technical
training, and work experience technically;
2. Managerial competency measured by level of
education, structural or management training, and
leadership experience; and
3. Socio-cultural competency measured by work
experience related to plural society in terms of
religion, race, and culture so it has national
insight.
Government units, should have competent
resources, supported by educational background of
accountancy, often joining the training, and have
experience in financial sector in managing a good
regional financial. They are necessary to apply
existing accounting system. The failure of regional
government apparatus in understanding and applying
accounting logic will be impacted on the error of
financial report and incompatibility of report with the
standards set by the government. Studies about
competency of regional government apparatus on
good governance has been performed (Nofianty,
2012) and the result is that competency of regional
government apparatus gives positive effet on the
application of GGG.
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2.4 The Role of Internal Supervisory
Apparatus of Government
Internal supervisory apparatus of government
particularly Finance and development supervisory
agency has started doing reposition and revitalization
(Mardiasmo, 2009), which makes finance and
development supervisory agency as assistant
consulting not watchdog which looks after mistakes
and creating trap. Finance and development
supervisory agency is more to give prevention steps
and advice. In regional government, there is
functional supervisory apparatus of government
which helps regional leader in doing supervision,
whether or not the performed activity by his apparatus
is compatible with vision, mission, purpose,targets,
and pre-determined program. Government regulation
about internal control system of government confirms
the role of internal supervisory apparatus of
government in performing internal supervision
through audit, review, evaluation, monitoring and
other supervisions. Internal supervisory apparatus of
government is internal auditor of government
performed by provincial/regional/city inspectorate
(anonymous, 2004) and (anonymous, Law number
1/2004 about the use of state treasury, 2004)
The role of internal auditing is as ‘Assurance and
consulting’(Pickett, 2010). Internal audit team can
provide advice and help to the management with the
most compatible way for each necessity. The role of
internal supervisory apparatus of government can
give adequate assurance, accuracy, reliability, and
validity of the information that every accounting
process in financial report has been performed in
parallel with the implementation of budget and
preparation of the financial report.
Internal supervisory apparatus of governmen
contributes on the application of GGG just like the
result of Novianty’s study (2012) in Riau province
but it’s different with the study result of Syamsir
(2014) that the role of regional inspectorate doesn’t
give any effect on the application of GGG.
2.5 Good Government Governance
(GGG)
There are nine characteristics of good governance
implementation (Mardiasmo, 2009) but there are
three things which can be performed by regional
government to implement a GGG, such as: (1)
creation of transparency, (2) public accountability,
and (3) value for money (economy, efficiency, and
effectiveness). Those three things are related to each
other and support each other for achieving success in
implementing the concept of good governance. GGG
is marked with three main pillars which are basic
elements related to each other (Wati, Lismawati, &
Aprilia, 2010). Those three pillars are participation,
transparency and accountability.
Governance has meaning of how a nation
distributes power and manages resources as well as
various problems faced by the society (Khomsiyah,
2012). United Nation Development Program (UNDP)
in 1997 defined “governance is the exercise of
economic, political, and administrative authority to
manage a country's affairs at all levels and the means
by which states promote social cohesion, integration,
and ensure the well-being of their population”. This
statement contains meaning of a synergy and
constructive relation between state, private sector,
and society (state, private, society).
Principle of good management such as
transparency, openness, accountability, participation,
fairness, and independence must be there in GGG
(Sari D., 2013). Values such as efficiency, fairness,
transparency, participation, and accountability can be
measured easily in the practice of organizing public
services. Nizarli in Khomsyiah (2012), defined good
governance as: the implementation of political
authority, economic and administrative in managing
a nation, including complex mechanism as well as
related process, institutions which can vocalize
individual and group interest as well as resolve every
emerging problems among them. In this study, three
main pillars of GGG which are (1) transparency; (2)
accountability; and (3) participation (LAN & BPKP,
2000).
Based on literature review and the result of several
previous studies, the hypotheses of this study are as
follows:
Hypothesis 1
Organizational culture, competency of regional
government apparatus and the role of internal
supervisory apparatus of government simultaneously
influence the application of GGG.
Hypothesis 2
Organizational culture, competency of regional
government apparatus and the role of internal
supervisory apparatus of government partially
influence the application of GGG.
3 RESEARCH METHOD
3.1 Research Population and Sample
The research population is government units in Pali
regency (39 government units). However, data which
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can be processed (complete) is only 33 unit which
then are made as research sample of study
.
3.2 Variable
Research variable consists of organizational culture
(x
1
), the competency of regional government
apparatus (x
2
), the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government (x
3
) and the application of
GGG (Y). Scale of measurement in this study is
“ordinal” with likert scale 5 points. Likert scale uses
assessment summed up in the category of “data
interval” (Cooper & Schindler, 2017).
1. Culture consist of three dimensions: innovation
and risk taking, attention to detail, result
orientation with ten item questions. The concept
to organizational culture refer to Robbins and
Judge (2013).
2. The demension competency of regional
government apparatus is adopted from undang-
undang No.5/2014 and Nofianty (2012):
knowledge, experience, ethics subjective, and
skills. The questionnaire consist of seven items.
3. The role of internal supervisory apparatus of
government consist of dedication, social
obligation, autonomy needs, confidence in the
rules themselves, community affiliation. This
variabel, fourteen items questions.
d. GGG consist of three main pillars, which are:
transparency, accountability, and participation
(LAN & BPKP, 2000) with eight item questions.
Respondent (observation units) are head of
government unit, secretary of government unit,
financial departement, and apparatus of inspectorate
as internal supervisory apparatus of government.
3.3 Model of Analysis and Hypotheses
Test
3.3.1 Model of Analysis
The result of multiple linear regression, regression
equation of organizational culture, the competency of
regional government apparatus and the role of
internal supervisory apparatus of government on the
application of GGG is as follows:
GGG = α + β
1
OC+
β
2
CRGA
+
β
3
RISAP
+
εt
Description:
Y = GGG
X
1
= Organizational Culture (OC)
X
2
= the Competency of Regional
Government Apparatus (CRGA)
X
3
= the Role of Internal Supervisory
Apparatus of Government (RISAP)
α = constanta
β
1
2,
3
= regression coefficient of each
variables influencing GGG
εt = other factors which aren’t studied
To prove the research hypotheses, F test
(simultaneously) and t test (partially) are conducted.
Technique of data analysis uses SPSS Software
version 20.
3.3.2 Hypotheses Test
F test
H
0
1
=0 organizational culture, competency of
regional government apparatus and the
role of internal supervisory apparatus of
government simultaneously doesn’t been
influence theapplication of GGG.
H
0
1
≠0 organizational culture, competency of
regional government apparatus and the
role of Internal supervisory apparatus of
government simultaneously influence
theapplication of GGG.
T test
Hypotheses a
H
0
1
=0 organizational culture doesn’t been
influence the application GGG
H
0
1
≠0 organizational culture influence the
application GGG
Hypotheses b
H
0
1
=0 the regional government apparatus’
competency doesn’t been influence the
application GGG
H
0
1
≠0 the regional government apparatus’
competency influence the application
GGG
Hypotheses c
H
0
1
=0 the role of internal supervisory apparatus
of government doesn’t been influence
the application GGG
H
0
1
0 the role of internal supervisory apparatus
of government influence the GGG
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4 RESULT AND DISCUSSION
4.1 Result
Multiple regression analysis used to know the effect
of the independent variable to dependent variable.
The calculation on obtained the results of data
processing showing constant value and the regression
coefficient (table 1).
Table 1: The result of multiple regression analysis.
Coefficients
a
Model Unstandardized
Coefficients
Standardized
Coefficients
T Sig.
B Std.
Erro
r
Beta
(
Constant
)
-1.391 .505 -2.752 .010
OC .317 .119 .275 2.663 .012
CRGA .490 .137 .393 3.571 .001
RISAP .574 .131 .441 4.389 .000
a. Dependent Variable: GGG
Source: Output of SPSS Version 20
The test result that showing by the table 1, so get
the regression equation:
GGG = -1.391 +0.317 OC + 0.490 CRGA + 0.574
RISAP
4.1.1 Simultaneous Test
Statistics used in simultaneous test with F test, were
obtained trough anova table as described in table 2.
Table 2: Anova table for simultaneous test.
ANOVA
a
a. Dependent Variable: Y
b. Predictors: (Constant), X3, X1, X2
Source : Output Attachment, SPSS Version of 20
F
count
(32.812) is bigger than F
table
(2.934), then at
an error rate of 5% it is decided that organizational
culture, the competency of regional government
apparatus and the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government simultanouesly influence
the application of GGG at government unit in Pali
regency.
4.1.2 Determination Coefficient
Organizational culture, the competency of regional
government apparatus and the role of internal
supervisory apparatus of government simultaneously
influence GGG. The value of determination
coefficient is obtained through result of process using
software SPSS 20 for windows as illustrated in table
3.
Table 3: Determination coefficient.
Model Summary
b
Model R R
Square
Adjusted R
Square
Std. Error
the estimate
1 .879
a
.772 .749 .25364
a. Predictors: (Constant), RISAP, OC, CRGA
b. Dependent Variable: GGG
Source: Output Attachment, SPSS Version of 20
In table 3, the value of multiple correlation
coefficient (R) of organizational culture, the
competency of regional government apparatus and
the role of internal supervisory apparatus of
government simultaneously on GGG is 0.879.
Determination coefficient of 74.9% indicates that
organizational culture, the competency of regional
government apparatus and the role of internal
supervisory apparatus of government simultaneously
give 74.9% effect on the application of good
governmeent governaance, while the rest of 28.1% is
the effect of other factors aside from organizational
culture, the competency of regional government
apparatus and the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government.
4.1.3 Partial Test
Table value used as table value in partial test (t test)
of 2.045 is obtained from t table where = 0.05 and
the degree of freedom is 29 for two-way testing.The
test criteria used in this study is as follows: If the
absolute value of t
count
> t
table
then H
0
is rejected
(significant). If the absolute value of t
count
t
table
, then
H
0
is accepted (insignificant).
Organizational Culture (OC) and the
Application of GGG
In table 4, the effect of organizational culture on GGG
is 16,9% (0.615 * 0.275) with significance value of
0.012, then at an error rate of 5% it is decided to reject
H
0
so H
a
is accepted. Therefore, it may be concluded
that organizational culture influences GGG.
Models Sum of
Squares
df MeanSqua
re
F Sig
1
Regression 6.333 33 2.111 32.812 ..000
b
1 Residual 1.866 229 .064
Total 8.198 332
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Table 4: The test result of OC on the application of GGG.
Correlation
Coefficient
Standarized
Coefficient
t
count
Sig. t
table db:29
H
0
0.615 0.275 2.663 0.012 2.045 Rejected
Regional Government Apparatus’
Competency and GGG
The summary of test result used to test the
competency of regional government apparatus on
GGG can be seen in table 5.
Table 5: Test result of regional government apparatus’
competency effect on the application of GGG.
Correlation
Coefficient
Standardized
Coefficient
t
count
sig.
t
table
db:29
H
0
0.735 0.393 3.571 0.001 2.045 Rejected
In table 5, the effect of regional government
apparatus’ competency on GGG is 28.9% (0.735 *
0.393) with significance value of 0.001. At an error
rate of 5% it is decided to reject H
0
so H
a
is accepted.
It means that the competency of regional government
apparatus influences GGG. The result of this test
provides empirical proof that the higher regional
government apparatus’ competency will make the
implementation of GGG at government unit in Pali
regency better.
The Role of Internal Supervisory Apparatus
of Government and the Application of GGG
Summary of test result used to test the role of internal
supervisory apparatus of government on the
application of GGG can be seen in table 6.
Table 6: The test result of internal supervisory apparatus of
government’s role efect on the application of GGG.
Correlation
Coefficient
Standardized
Coefficient
t
count
Sig. t
table
db:29
H
0
0.712 0.441 4.38
9
< 0.001 2.045
Rejecte
d
In table 5 it can be seen that the effect of internal
supervisory apparatus of government’s role on the
application of GGG is 31.4% (0.712 * 0.441) with
significance value approaching zero. At an error rate
of 5% it is decided to reject H
0
and accept Ha. This
result indicates that the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government influences the application of
GGG.
This test result provides empirical proof bigger
role of internal supervisory apparatus of government
will make the application of GGG at government unit
in Pali regency better. The multiplication result of
correlation coefficient with standardized coefficient
is 0.314, meaning that the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government contributes 31.4% on the
application of GGG in the government of Pali
regency.
4.2 Discussion
4.2.1 The Effect of OC, Regional
Government Apparatus’ Competency,
and the Role of Internal Supervisory
Apparatus of Government on GGG
Simultaneously, OC (x
1
), ompetency of regional
government apparatus (x
2
) and role of internal
suvervisory apparatus of government (x
3
) contribute
74.9% on GCG implementation (Y) in Pali.
Hypothesis testing shows the value of F
count
(32,812)
bigger F
tab
(2,934). Thus, x
1
, x
2
and x
3
have a
significant effect on GGG.
4.2.2 The Effect of OC on GGG
These results indicate that OC partially has a
significant effect on GGG. OC has an effect of 16.9%
on the implementation of GGG. The test result gives
empirical proof that better organizational culture will
make the implementation of GGG at government unit
in Pali regency better. The result of this study support
the hypothesis proposed that the OC to GGG.
From the results of study that the respondent
attempted to avoid irregularities, has the clarity of the
description of the task and the details of the job and
emphasize on the target quality of the work. This is in
line with Robbins and Judge (2013), organizational
culture is a shared system and help its members to get
familiar with the system of organization. The results
of this study support the results of Sari's research
(2012), Syamsir (2014).
4.2.3 The Effect of Regional Government
Apparatus’ Competency on GCG
The test result (table 5) indicates variable of regional
government apparatus’ competency has a significant
effect on the application of GGG. This result indicates
that the competency of regional government
apparatus partially give positive and significant effect
28.9% on the application of GGG.
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This study is different from the research finding’s
Subhan, et.al. (2014) that the performance of
government officials in Indonesia, has not yet reached
professional standards. The regional government
apparatus’ competency must have competent
resources, supported by an accounting education
background, often attend education and training, and
have experience in finance. The failure of the regional
government apparatus in understanding and applying
the logic of accounting will have an impact on the
errors of financial statements made and report
mismatches with standards set by the government.
This results support the results of Nofianty's research
(2014).
4.2.4 The Effect of the Role of Internal
Supervisory Apparatus of Government
on the Application of GGG
This test indicates that the role of internal supervisory
apparatus of government partially gives positive and
significant effect on the application of GGG. The role
of internal supervisory apparatus of government gives
31.4% effect on the application of GGG. It is as stated
in the constitution (Undang-undang number 1 and
15/2004 about the use of state treasury, 2004),
internal auditor of government performed by
provincial/regional/city inspectorate for audit,
review, evaluation, monitoring, and supervisions.
The result of this study supports study conducted
by Nofianty (2012) that professionalism of internal
supervisory apparatus of government influences the
implementation of GGG in Riau province and differs
with the findings of Syamsir (2014) that the role of
regional inspectorate does not give any effect on the
application of GGG.
5 CONCLUSIONS
Organizational culture, regional government
apparatus’ competency and the role of internal
supervisory apparatus of government proven to have
a significant effect on the implementation of good
government governance in Pali regency
simultaneously and partially. This study contribute to
policy makers so that the implementation of GGG
(transparency, participation and accountability) can
be implemented properly. Local government officials
are expected to be able to carry out policies that are
more sensitive to community issues, honest and
responsible.
The competencies of regional government apparatus’
and internal supervisory apparatus of government
need to be improved so that contributions are in
accordance with their main tasks and functions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This study is supported by State Polytechnic of
Sriwijaya, Indonesia. The author thank acknowledges
scientific discussion with our colleagues in State
Polytechnic of Sriwijaya, Indonesia and reviewrs for
their useful suggestion.
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