When Olivia Reports Rp. 100 Million, She Is Given At Her Birthday Cake To The KPK

Speaking to the Press during the 2022 Hakordia event held by the KPK at the Bidakara Hotel, South Jakarta, Friday, December 9 (Wardhany T / VOI)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) always reminds officials not to accept gratuities from any party. The refusal must be done to prevent corrupt practices. This was then carried out by the Head of the Benefit Guarantee Division for the Referral BPJS Kesehatan Gorontalo Branch, Olivia Sampouw. He once reported giving money amounting to Rp. 100 million to the KPK. Olivia, who is now the BPJS Ambassador, said that she gave hundreds of millions of money from a health facility. He admitted that he did not think about reporting it for long after receiving the gift. "I dared to report and the report was made approximately 12 hours after the money was brought to my house," Olivia said during the 2022 Hakordia event held by the KPK at the Bidakara Hotel, South Jakarta, Friday, December 9. Olivia said the Rp100 million was placed in the birthday cake given to her. At that time, he immediately reported to maintain his integrity as a state administrator. The money was given to facilitate the management of financing facilities at the health clinic. In fact, Olivia said, the gift was not necessary because BPJS would work to take care of this matter. When reporting, Olivia said there are a number of stages that must be carried out. However, he made sure the procedure was very easy to implement. From her experience, Olivia admitted that she reported her receipt through the Gratification Reporting Unit (UPG) in her office. The officers there then provided assistance. "We reported it to the head office, at BPJS the head office's health at UPG as well. Then we filled out the kpk report," Olivia said. Next, he filled out a number of reporting forms and sent them to the KPK Office in Jakarta. "So what is clear is that I dared (reported, ed) because the integrity of every BPJS Kesehatan ambassador must maintain the good name of our organization," he concluded.