Pemko Medan Receives The Predicate Of High Compliance Of Public Service Standards From The Ombudsman

Medan Mayor Bobby Nasution with Deputy Mayor of Medan Aulia Rachman/DOK Instagram bobbynst

MEDAN - The Medan City Government, North Sumatra, won the green zone and received the title of high compliance with public service standards in 2021 organized by the Indonesian Ombudsman.

"The Medan City Government has entered the green zone along with 33 other city governments throughout Indonesia," said Medan City Secretary, Wiriya Alrahman in Medan, Wednesday.

This was conveyed by Wiriya after participating in the awarding of the 2021 public service standard high compliance predicate virtually at the Medan Mayor's Office.

In this award, he continued, the Medan City Government achieved a compliance score of 89.22 points, after West Jakarta who got 90 points and Jambi got 89.54 points.

"In addition to the city government, this opportunity will also announce a list of government agencies that are included in the green zone, including the district government, provincial government, government agencies and ministries," said Wiriya.

Meanwhile, the Head of the Ombudsman, Mokhammad Najih, explained that the survey of high compliance with public service standards was carried out to prevent maladministration.

The compliance survey was conducted on 587 agencies consisting of 24 ministries, 15 government agencies, 34 provincial governments, 416 district governments and 98 municipal governments.

"Ministries, government agencies, provincial governments and district/city governments that achieve high compliance will continue to be maintained. In fact, efforts are made to increase value innovation," he said.

The results of this compliance assessment, he said, were categorized into three zones, namely the green zone or high compliance, the yellow zone of moderate compliance and the red zone of low compliance.

"The assessment of the regional government includes four substances, namely licensing, health, population administration and education," said Najih.