What Is The Salary Of DPR Members? Krisdayanti Gives The Answer

Krisdayanti (Photo: Krisdayanti's Personal Document, DI: Raga/VOI)

JAKARTA - Being a member of the DPR makes Krisdayanti proud. Many things that cannot be done as a singer, can now be done by Krisdayanti. Many think that the DPR's salary is not as big as KD's honorarium as one of the Indonesian Divas.

So what is Kirsdayanti's actual salary as a member of Commission IX in the DPR, which oversees health and employment? "Every 1st Rp. 16 million," said Krisdayanti, quoted from Akbar Faizal's YouTube channel, Tuesday, September 14.

Even though it seems small, the basic salary is still added with some benefits. "On the 5th, Rp. 59 million, if I'm not mistaken," continued Krisdayanti.

Apart from monthly income as basic salary and allowances, Krisdayanti also gets aspiration funds. "It is mandatory for us. It is also called state money. The aspiration fund is Rp. 450 million, five times a year," he explained.

Krisdayanti also gets money for electoral visits several times a year. "Rp 140 million, that's 8 times a year," said Raul Lemos' wife.

After becoming the people's representative, Krisdayanti felt lucky. "Because not everyone has the same opportunity. The opportunity is there but there is a factor X how we can choose people's representatives if we don't know. Strategically, PDI-P really put me as a daughter of the Batu area and Malang City as a women's representative," he said while talking to VOI some time ago.

This is a great achievement for KD as well as the PDIP party. Because previously, there were no female representatives from the cities of Batu and Malang.

"So far, there have only been two incumbent representation, one in education, one in banking. As long as I have participated in campaigns in more than 600 villages, I have seen that the health that directly touches these women likes to be ignored. As in Malang Raya, it's about stunting, mother. breastfeeding, and the infant mortality rate is still high. As a woman, I was touched when representing the community to be more aware of women's health," said Krisdayanti.