Explore the reconstruction of registered intellectual property rights (IPR) withinthe Indonesian franchise business model, emphasizing the legal framework that governsthis vital sector. Begin by defining franchising and its significance to Indonesia'seconomic growth, focusing on the essential role of IPR as a cornerstone for bothfranchisors and franchisees. Through a detailed analysis of existing regulations,including Government Regulation No. 42 of 2007 and pertinent IPR laws, Identifycritical challenges and loopholes that hinder effective protection of IPR in franchising.Subsequently, I propose comprehensive strategies to enhance the registration andenforcement of trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets within franchise agreements.Recommend legal reforms aimed at strengthening IPR protection, including theestablishment of specialized courts for IPR disputes and the introduction of educationalinitiatives to raise awareness among stakeholders. This thesis aims to contribute to amore robust franchise environment in Indonesia by advocating for improved IPRframeworks that support sustainable economic development.