Bawaslu Reminds Regional Heads About Prohibition Of ASN Transfers 6 Months Before The 2024 Pilkada

Bawaslu RI. (doc the Police)

JAKARTA - The Election Supervisory Agency (Bawaslu) of Bandung City reminded regional heads regarding the rules for prohibiting the transfer of state civil servants (ASN) for six months before the simultaneous election period in November 2024.

"Because there is a decision by the Constitutional Court (MK) in the stages or simultaneous regional elections in 2024 within the Bandung City Government (Pemkot), in particular there is no rotation or no transfer of staff and so on," said Kordiv Prevention, Parmas and Public Relations of Bawaslu City Bandung, Bayu Muhammad in Bandung, Wednesday, June 19, confiscated by Antara.

Bayu said that his party held a declaration of ASN neutrality in July by involving all elements within the Bandung City Government.

According to him, this declaration aims to affirm the commitment of ASN in carrying out their duties and functions neutrally and not taking sides with certain political and important situations.

"And also mitigation measures have the potential for violations of ASN which we must discuss together," he said.

In addition, he also invited the public to participate and play an active role in supervising all regional elections simultaneously in 2024.

"By being a participatory supervisor, the public can report alleged violations. We accept all reports. This is to help the 2024 Pilkada run well," he said.

Bayu said that currently the 2024 Pilkada stage is entering the stage of updating voter data by the Pantarlih officer. Therefore, the public is expected to be able to provide information if there are misappropriation and errors in the implementation of matching and research (coklit) voter data.

"Now that we are entering the formation of an adhoc body, there is an inherent supervision from Bawaslu for the recruitment of pantarih. For example, there is a Pantarlih jockey who is confirmed by the whole community whether his house is really visited by Pantarlih," said Bayu.