International Journal of Social Science And Human Research ISSN(print): 2644-0679, ISSN(online): 2644-0695 Volume 05 Issue 12 December 2022 DOI: 10.47191/ijsshr/v5-i12-70, Impact factor- 5.871 Page No: 5863-5870 IJSSHR, Volume 05 Issue 12 December 2022 www.ijsshr.in Page 5863 Proposed Concept of Establishing an Oversight Institution in the Implementation of Personal Data Protection to Achieve Beneficial Value for Legal Purposes Advent Pateh 1 , Anugrah Putra Ramadhan 2 , Popo Hartono 3 , Nirmala Sari Dwi S.P 4 , Theresia Anita Christiani 5 1,2,3,4 Students of Postgraduate Faculty Of Law Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia 5 Lecturer Faculty Of Law Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia ABSTRACT: Crime and misuse of personal data cause significant losses to individuals and community groups who own data. The absence of an institution that organizes personal data protection weakens the optimization of achieving the value of benefits for legal purposes that guarantee citizens' fundamental rights related to personal data protection. This study aims to find answers to how the proposed concept of forming a supervisory agency to protect personal data is to achieve the value of benefits for legal purposes of personal data protection. This research is normative juridical research with a comparative legal approach method. The study results show that the proposed establishment of an independent supervisory body with an honorary council can achieve the goals of personal data protection law in Indonesia. KEYWORDS: Institution, Oversight, Independent, Honorary Council 1. INTRODUCTION Every legal Regulation is formed based on a specific value and has a goal to be achieved. This value is worth fighting for or being realized to fulfill human rights protection. Protecting personal data is a manifestation of recognizing and protecting fundamental human rights. This right to protect personal data develops from the right to respect private life. The aim is to ensure that a person's fundamental rights and freedoms to data are protected. This goal is in line with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) statement that everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security. More specifically, it is emphasized that everyone is given the right to control privacy rights for the benefit of individuals or other people with an agreed agreement (General Assembly Resolution 217 A (III), 1948). The General Explanation of Law Number 27 of 2022 concerning Personal Data Protection describes the purpose of establishing this law: to protect and guarantee the fundamental rights of citizens related to the protection of personal data. Ensuring the public gets services from corporations, public bodies, international organizations, and Government. Another goal is to encourage the growth of the digital economy and the information and communication technology industry and to support the increased competitiveness of the domestic industry. It is a form of acknowledgment of the importance of protecting personal data as a fundamental human right. According to Makarim, there are 3 (three) main principles regarding personal rights, namely: (1) The right to private life that other people do not want to disturb; (2) The right to confidentiality regarding himself any sensitive information, and; (3) The right to control from other parties over the use of personal data. Protection of every personal right - private rights will increase human values, improve relations between individuals and groups, increase autonomy in exercising control and gaining decency, increase tolerance, avoid forms of discrimination, and limit government power (Budhijanto, 2010). Thus, personal data protection arrangements constitute all efforts to protect personal data in the personal data processing series to guarantee the constitutional rights of personal data subjects. This Regulation on protecting personal data will significantly contribute to creating order and progress in the information society. Regulations regarding the protection of personal data, which were previously scattered sectorally in various regulations in Indonesia, have now been accommodated with Law No. 27 this year, 2022. This Regulation is sui generis in nature and applies to every individual, private, public body, and international organization. It is considered a glimmer of hope in responding to the urgent need of the Indonesian people for the presence of a legal umbrella in the widespread misuse of personal data, which is detrimental to society. Moreover, there are social facts in Indonesian society that there have been various cases related to crime and misuse of personal data. Including buying and selling personal data for commercial purposes without the consent of the data owner (Luthfi, 2022), embezzlement of customer accounts (Sandi, 2019), and fraud others who use other people's data (Enny Nurbaningsih, 2015).