KPK Auction Of Corruption Goods, What Is The Legal Basis?
JAKARTA - Tuesday, January 26, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) will conduct an auction of state booty. Through the State Wealth and auction Service Office (KPKNL), the KPK will open bids for some jewelry and 2 units of four-wheeled vehicles.
The auction will be held online, via www.lelang.go.id. The deadline for the auction is January 26 at 11.00 WIB.
The auction was carried out based on the decision of the Corruption Court at the DKI Jakarta High Court at the Bandung District Court.
What are the legal provisions for the auction of Corruption goods by the KPK?
The KPK has the authority and responsibility for goods confiscated and confiscated, in Article 11 of the Ministry of Finance Regulation Number 03 / PMK.06 / 2011 concerning Management of State Property Derived from Confiscated Goods and Gratuities.
In the management of Confiscated Goods and Confiscation of the State, in Article 10, the Corruption Eradication Commission has the authority and responsibility to include:
a. perform Administration;
b. carry out administrative safeguards, physical safeguards, and legal safeguards against State Seized Goods under their control;
c. submit proposals for the stipulation of the status of use, utilization, transfer, destruction and deletion to the Minister or to officials who receive the delegation of authority of the Minister in accordance with the limits of authority; and
d. exercising other powers in accordance with the provisions of the statutory regulations Article 11 letters (a) and (b) KPK has the responsibility to administer and carry out physical security of confiscated goods and spoils of the State.
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The KPK is allowed to auction off goods resulting from criminal acts of corruption, when the court's decision has been abandoned. The money from the auction will be given to the Ministry of Finance to compensate for the loss of state money.
Article 10 Ministry of Finance Regulation Number 03 / PMK.06 / 2011
Regarding the Management of State Property Deriving from Confiscation of the State and Gratuities: The KPK has an obligation to take care of the loot.
Article 15 paragraph (2) Ministry of Finance Regulation Number 03 / PMK.06 / 2011
Regarding the Management of State Property Derived from State Seized Goods and Graphical Goods. The sale of looted goods is carried out by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) by way of an auction, through the State Wealth and Auction Service Office at the Directorate General of State Assets. The auction must be approved by the Minister / President / DPR.