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This study aims to examine empirically and analyze whether the performance-based Bengkulu Provincial SKPD budgeting is analyzed from the commitment factors of all organizational components, improving the administration system, sufficient resources, clear rewards and firm penalties / sanctions. This study uses questionnaires in data collection. The sampling method in this study was people who were directly involved in budgeting in the agency / work unit within the Bengkulu provincial governmentThe results of the first hypothesis study show that the performance-based budgeting has a significant effect on commitment. This identifies that high commitment will affect the success of performance-based budgeting. The second hypothesis shows that performance-based budgeting has a significant effect on the administration system. The results of the third hypothesis study show that performance-based budgeting does not affect resources. The results of the fourth hypothesis study that performance-based budgeting has no significant effect on rewards. For the fifth hypothesis shows that performance-based budgeting has a significant effect on sanctions

Religion in the postmodern era has undergone commodification. Commodification means, placing a religion as a product. Commodification of religion is a process of transformation of the values of religion as ways of life which are based on the belief in God to be values that can be exchanged by using functions that are adapted to the human needs of religion. One form of religious commodification that occurs today is halal tourism. Halal meaning, so far, is synonymous with labeling of wheter something may or may not be consumed based on Islam. On the other hand, the needs of the community towards tourism keeps the religious values increasing. As a result, the government in cooperation with investors are vying to modify the existing tourism facilities to be in accordance with market demand. The process of the commodification of religion, especially through halal tourism, will certainly improve the welfare of the society, because the Tourism Sector in Indonesia becomes an important sector in contributing the country's foreign exchange. Since 2013, the Tourism Sector is the 4th largest sector of the country's foreign exchange contributor, after oil and gas, coal and palm oil. Until the year 2015, tourism activity is one of the economic sectors that is able to grow rapidly, and is one of the largest economic sectors in the world.