The birth of a Regional Regulation (Perda) must contain a regulation that can be adhered to by the community, and to support this it is very necessary to understand the desires and social conditions of the community so that it can be applied over a long period of time. Therefore, philosophical considerations must be clear where the community will be taken. To achieve responsive regional regulations in supporting the implementation of good governance, the purpose of this study is to find out the principles of the formation of responsive regulations and their implementation in order to support good governance practices. This type of research is empirical juridical. Empirical juridical is a way of legal research with primary data or field data. The empirical juridical approach in this study is to analyze the problem carried out by combining legal materials with primary data obtained in the field, namely the implementation of the formation of regional regulations in Sleman Regency. The formation of law in the Sleman Regency House of Reresetative during 2014-2019 has not yet fully used the principles of establishing a good and responsive regional regulation, its formation has not fully used an academic text, so the reponsive principle has not been seen. Some of the regional regulations discussed are still originating from regional governments which are generally repressive. Regional regulations originating from DPRD initiatives tend to be responsive because they are aspirational and tend to respond House of Reresetative to community needs and the process of making them is participatory, and in terms of interpretation, the legal product provides little