Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the communication strategy for the payment of TPS3R operational fees in Pejeng Village. Methodology: This study uses qualitative research methods with a descriptive approach. The object of this research is the implementation of the TPS3R policy in the village which is devoted to the communication strategy for paying TPS3R operational fees. The collection of data and information was carried out using observation and interview techniques. Data analysis techniques were carried out according to Miles and Huberman's analysis stages. Results: The results of this study are that the communication strategy for TPS3R contribution payment policies in Pejeng Village is carried out with five steps of communication strategy which includes the stage of finding out the characteristics of the community (research), then planning, then executing, namely conducting socialization and payment using QRIS, then do an evaluation (measure), and finally do a report. Limitations: The limitation of this research is that it only focuses on one village, namely Pejeng Village. Contributions: This research contributes specifically to the operation of TPS3R in Pejeng Village and provides information related to the application of appropriate communication strategies to facilitate the withdrawal of contributions related to TPS3R operations, especially in Gianyar Regency, and the results of this study can also be used as a reference for further research, especially in the disciplines of government and communication science.

Purpose: The aim of this research is to determine the legal regulations for users of expedition services for goods that cannot be released by customs and excise officers in the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) area and how they are implemented, obstacle factors, and efforts of users of expedition services for goods. Research methodology: The research method for this thesis is normative juridical (legal research) through a literature study with an empirical juridical approach (sociological juridical) through field studies aimed at gaining legal knowledge. Results: The research results show that legal regulations for expedition service users in the case of goods that cannot be released by Customs and Excise officers in the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) area are regulated based on Article 16 of Law Number 17 of 2006 concerning Customs and Article 20, paragraph ( 1) Regulation of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia Number:199 /PMK.Ol0/2019 concerning Customs, Excise, and Tax Provisions for the Import of Shipped Goods, which regulates actions to detain shipped goods that do not pay the customs tariff and value as determined. Implementation of expedition service users for goods that cannot be released by Customs and Excise officers in the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) area, as observed at PT. Batam Branch Logistics Trade Ambassador, demonstrated the complexity involving laws, procedures and economic challenges Limitation: This study highlights the legal regulations and implementation process for expedition service users in the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) area with regard to goods that cannot be released by customs and excise officers. Contribution: Overall, this research makes a significant contribution to the understanding of the legal framework and practical issues surrounding the use of expedition services in the FTZ area.

Purpose: The aim of this research is to determine the legal arrangements for resolving defaults in house sale and purchase agreements and to determine the implementation, obstacles, and solutions for resolving defaults in house sale and purchase agreements. Research methodology: The method used was empirical juridical research, namely research through a series of field interviews with respondents and informants. In addition, it uses normative research, namely research, through a literature study. Results: The results show that the legal regulation for settling defaults in house sale and purchase agreements, namely the Civil Code, regulates the obligations and rights of each party in the agreement. The settlement of defaults is regulated in Article 1239 of the Civil Code, which states that for each agreement to do something or not to do something, if the debtor does not fulfill his obligations, he will receive a solution in the form of an obligation to provide compensation for costs, losses, and interest. Limitation: Overall, this research provides valuable insights into legal arrangements for resolving defaults in house sale and purchase agreements, highlighting the importance of legal awareness and effective enforcement mechanisms in ensuring smooth and fair transactions between parties. Contribution: This research useful reference for policymakers and legal practitioners to improve the legal framework for house purchase and sale agreements.