This article discusses the implementation of public policy in the administration of the Integrated
Dynamic Archival Information System (SRIKANDI) in Tegal Regency, based on Tegal Regent
Regulation No. 80 of 2023 as the legal basis for implementation. The Tegal Regency Library and
Archives Office serves as the primary implementing agency responsible for coordination, socialization,
and management of the SRIKANDI system within the local government. This study aims to identify the
factors supporting and influencing the implementation of public policy, thereby identifying obstacles
and potential improvements. This study also employs a descriptive qualitative method, with data
collection techniques including in-depth interviews, observations, and documentation. Analysis is
conducted using Edward III's policy implementation theory, which emphasizes four key indicators:
communication, resources, implementer disposition, and bureaucratic structure. The research findings
indicate that the implementation of SRIKANDI is still in the strengthening and adjustment phase,
particularly in terms of budgetary support, information technology infrastructure, and equitable training
for all OPDs. However, the existence of the Regent's Regulation has provided legitimacy and a clear
legal framework for the implementation of this system. The active involvement of the Library and
Archives Department as the leading sector, along with the establishment of a Help Desk team,
constitutes a strategic step in ensuring the sustainability of the implementation. This study concludes
that the implementation of public policy in the implementation of SRIKANDI requires synergy between
regulations, human resource capacity building, infrastructure support, and coordination among work
units. With the strengthening of these dimensions, Tegal Regency has the potential to become a model
region in the implementation of an effective and sustainable digital archiving system.
Keywords: Public Policy Implementation, Electronic Records Management, SRIKANDI Dynamic
Records, Tegal Regency