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This study discusses environmental monitoring which is an activity carried out directly or indirectly by the regional environmental supervisory apparatus to determine compliance with business and / or activity compliance with regulations in controlling environmental pollution. This research method uses qualitative research using the theory proposed by T. Hani Handoko (1995: 23) "Basic Oversight", namely: 1. Preliminary Supervision; 2. Supervision of Implementation; 3. Feedback Monitoring (After Implementation). Key informants were: Head of the Banyuasin District Environmental Agency, Head of Environmental Compliance and Capacity Building, Head of the Environmental Monitoring Section, Head of the Environmental Pollution Control Section, the Head of the Environmental Damage Control Section and the Company Management. The results of the research show that compliance with business and / or activities responsible for the regulation in controlling environmental pollution has problems, namely: the available budget is still limited for supervisory operational needs, the implementation of supervision in Banyuasin District seems slow and has not been implemented well apart from the lack of company compliance in reporting liquid waste management in Banyuasin Regency for that important role with stakeholders, namely the government, the community, and companies that produce waste is needed. Conducted joint supervision will have a very effective impact in overseeing industrial waste that will result in environmental pollution, while the company itself should periodically and continuously check the industrial waste produced

This study discusses the implementation of Mobile Recording E-Identity Card Service Activities in Tanjung Lago District, One of which supports the implementation of the E-Identity Card is a printing press. The regions do not yet have permission to choose their own E-Identity Card because the current authority is still at the Center. On the basis of the above problems, a special government apparatus in Tanjung Lago Subdistrict, Banyuasin District, did a recording of the E-Identity Card to help and facilitate the community in the process. This study uses a qualitative method with observation techniques and direct interviews with informants. The conclusion of this study is that there are still people who do not have an E-Identity Card because the people in Tanjung Lago District are happy to record e-ID Card and related printing machines that are still at the center and there are still responses to the government that are less friendly from the government apparatus in Tanjung District, For this reason, infrastructure facilities to support the e-ID card recording process in Tanjung Lago Subdistrict are provided by the central government.