To The 12 Political Parties That Received Aid Funds, The West Pasaman Regency Government Asks For Orderly Administration

Deputy Regent of West Pasaman Risnawanto while providing socialization on the use of government finances to political parties (ANTARA)

SUMBAR - The government of West Pasaman Regency, West Sumatra (West Sumatra) emphasizes that political parties can be orderly in financial administration in managing government aid finance.

According to the Deputy Regent of West Pasaman, Risnawanto, the socialization of administrative order to political parties has been carried out. Political parties are present in the community with the aim of building West Pasaman together.

"One of the good values that must be held by every political party is orderly financial administration. Orderly administration of submissions for distribution and reporting of accountability for the use of financial aid. Political parties are something that we must comply with. Don't because of wrong financial administration dealing with the authorities," asserted Risnawanto at Simpang Empat, Antara, Friday, November 5th.

There are 12 political parties that received regional financial assistance, namely Hanura, PKS, PKB, PAN, Golkar, Gerindra, Nasdem, PBB, PDIP, Democrat, PPP and Perindo.

The regents and deputy regents come from political parties including members of the Regional People's Representative Council (DPRD). So that political parties need to show their existence in the community and of course with good values.

"You can't do what certain groups want. Likewise with political parties. If there is political party budget assistance, it must be followed by clear financial procedures," he said.

He hoped that due to administrative problems, state finances, it would not fall into the category of corruption. He gave an example when in the community about the misuse of state finances led to a trial.

"Make them all good role models. We administrators of political parties who are present today must not be wrong in using political party aid funds," he hoped.