JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) recommends political parties to remove the source of donations from business entities or companies that are deleted. This step is to close the corruption gap in the governance process.
This is stated in 20 strategic studies, policy briefs and corruption risk assessments (CRA) in various priority national sectors throughout 2025 compiled by the KPK.
All of them are the actualization of the KPK's monitoring and prevention function to provide recommendations for improvement to related institutions or agencies.
"Eliminating the source of contributions from business/companies," as quoted from the attachment of the KPK Annual Report 2025, Friday, April 17.
Contributions provided by business entities/companies must be recorded as individual contributions or on behalf of the beneficial ownership of business entities. However, this recommendation will have implications on Article 35 Paragraph (1) of Law Number 2 of 2011.
In addition, the financial statements of political parties are also in the spotlight of the KPK.
"The financial report of political parties reveals that individual contributions consist of contributions from party members, executive/legislative officials, ordinary members, and non-party members."
Finally, political parties must also implement membership dues. This requirement is in accordance with Article 34 paragraph (1) letter a of Law Number 2 of 2011 which must be completed by the DPR RI and Baleg together with the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.
"Political parties implement Article 34 paragraph (1) letter a by imposing membership dues in accordance with the level of kaderisasi and recorded in the financial reporting of political parties."
In this study, the KPK found a number of problems in the governance of political parties. First is the lack of a roadmap for the implementation of political education.
Second, there is no integrated standard for the kaderization system. "Third, there is no political party financial reporting system and finally, there is no clarity of the supervisory institution in the Political Party Law."
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