KPK: People Often Slip In Integrity Due To Economic Issues

JAKARTA - Deputy Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Alexander Marwata reminded his employees to take care of each other and remind them of the importance of maintaining integrity. Don't let anyone slip because of personal problems.

This was conveyed by Alexander when receiving 214 prospective civil servants (CPNS) who had just passed the selection on Monday, April 1. At that time, he reminded that the integrity was important for all law enforcement officers.

"In upholding integrity, we must take care of each other. Often people slip in integrity because of the problems faced individually, for example, concerning the economy. Therefore, upholding integrity requires synergy," Alexander said as quoted from his written statement, Tuesday, April 2.

Alexander advised those who have just joined the anti-corruption commission to uphold the IS KPK, namely Integrity, Synergy, Justice, Professionals, and Leadership. "The five values must be adjusted, and upheld during activities within the KPK," he said.

Furthermore, the leader with the background of the ad hoc judge congratulated the selected CPNS. This shows that they have succeeded in achieving extraordinary achievements.

However, CPNS are asked not to be complacent. They must improve their ability to carry out their work, said Alexander.

"On behalf of other leaders, I congratulate you on the achievements achieved by 214 CPNS here. More than 100 thousand have registered with the KPK where the opportunity is only around 0.2 percent. This is an extraordinary achievement and you should be proud," he said.

For information, the anti-corruption commission opened the 2023 CPNS formation to reach 214 people with a total of 25 positions for 19 work units, namely the Legal Bureau, the Education Network Directorate, the Directorate of Community Participation Development, the Monitoring Directorate, and the Directorate of Anti-Corruption Business Entities (AKBU).

In addition, it was also opened to the Directorate of Asset Tracking, Management of Evidence and Execution (Labuksi), the Secretariat of the Deputy for Enforcement and Execution, the Directorate of Coordination and Supervision of Region I-V, and the Secretariat of the Deputy for Coordination and Supervision.