Capim KPK Poengky Indarti Will Encourage Ratification Of The Asset Confiscation Bill
JAKARTA - Prospective KPK leader Poengky Indarti will undergo a fit and proper test this afternoon. Poengky admitted that he would encourage the Asset Confiscation Bill to be passed to deter the perpetrators of corruption.
Initially, Poengky hoped that the KPK could regain public trust If elected as a leader. Do not let, he said, ethical problems recur in the body of an anti-corruption agency.
"If we look at the existing surveys, this includes the lowest, up to 56 percent, yes, the eight of the eight institutions are very worrying. Well, we hope that in the future this will regain the trust of the community, so it must work properly, then the integrity must be good., for example, if you get an ethical case, don't even get a criminal case like that," said Poengky at the Parliament Complex, Senayan, Jakarta, Monday, November 18.
Poengky also hopes that the leadership and the KPK Council will be solid and synergized. In addition, Poengky will also encourage the discussion and ratification of the Asset Confiscation Bill in the DPR RI.
"We also have to supervise internally, yes, so don't let, for example, in the detention center, quote, and then there is excessive violence committed by investigators, for example in the context of arrest, detention, etc., it must be in accordance with human rights," he said.
"So that's what we will focus on later, including this bill for confiscation of assets, we will also encourage this later, we don't know, now it's being discussed, and it's also a matter of asset recovery, there is confiscation of assets and basically we will encourage it later," added Poengky.
Poengky wants perpetrators of corruption in the country to be deterrent. So according to him, not only corruptors are impoverished but also perpetrators of money laundering.
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"And also related to law enforcement, it is more important to provide a deterrent effect, namely there must also be articles on the money laundering offenses there, so it is not enough just to commit a criminal act of corruption but also money laundering offenses," he concluded.