The Prosecutor's Office Examines Allegations Of Storage Of Retribution Proceeds At Bengkayang Hospital, Case Has Moved To The Investigation Stage

Kejari Bengkayang Tommy Adhiyaksahputra (right). AMONG

BENGKAYANG - The District Attorney's Office (Kejari) of Bengkayang, West Kalimantan, has investigated allegations of storage in the provision of incentives resulting from retribution for health services at the Bengkayang Regional General Hospital for the 2010 fiscal year.

"The investigation into the case has increased the status of the examination to the investigation stage," said Bengkayang Kejari Tommy Adhiyaksahputra in Bengkayang, Antara, Friday, May 20.

Tommy Adhiyaksahputra explained the investigation was based on the Investigation Order of the Bengkayang District Attorney NUMBER: PRINT- 01/O.1.18/Fd.1/05/2022.

Investigators will search and collect evidence and evidence. With this evidence, it is clear that the criminal acts that took place in order to find the suspect.

In the investigation, a criminal incident was found after a request for information from 20 people related to the alleged irregularity in the provision of incentives resulting from retribution for health services at the Bengkayang Hospital for the 2010 fiscal year.

He said that the case occurred in 2010, or at that time the Bengkayang Regency Government budgeted the target for retribution from general patient services or public health services amounting to Rp700 million. However, in the same year, from this target, the local government also budgeted incentives from user fees.

"If the retribution target is achieved, there is an incentive promised by the Bengkayang Regency Government of Rp. 1.1 billion. Well, from the target projected by the regional government, it turns out that revenue exceeds the target of Rp. 1.2 billion," he said.

According to him, if it is based on the Government Regulation (PP) on Taxes and Levies, the incentive is only 5 percent of the revenue.

"However, this one's realization is more than 5 percent, which is a long way off. Thus, there are allegations of saving the provision of levy-generated incentives," he explained.

The current investigative team, continued Tommy, has pocketed evidence as material for further investigation.

Tommy is of the opinion that what is more supportive of the handling of this case is the findings of a deposit from the Financial Audit Board (BPK) in 2010.

This, he continued, had been audited by the BPK. From the results of the examination, there are findings that must be returned or state losses in financial management are not in accordance with applicable regulations and laws.

"This case continues and hopefully in the near future there will be a suspect," he said.