The Democrat KLB File Entered, Menkum HAM Checked Documents One By One

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JAKARTA - Minister of Law and Human Rights Yasonna Laoly stated that he had received the management documents of the Democratic Party Extraordinary Congress (KLB) in Deli Serdang, North Sumatra.

"The KLB has submitted a request for ratification of the management of the KLB results. Two days ago (received) by the Director General in the same stage of the file research, we saw the laws and regulations on party AD / ART," said Menkum Laoly after working together with Commission III of the DPR at the DPR building. , Jakarta, Wednesday 17 March.

Menkum Laoly explained that the Ministry of Law and Human Rights would look at the KLB implementation document and its ratification. If there is a dispute, it will be followed up.

"We will examine this. If for example it is incomplete, it will be completed immediately. If they cannot complete it, for example. If they can complete it, the story is different. We'll see," he explained.

Laoly said that his party had to be careful in handling the tempest in the Democratic body. So it takes time for the Ministry of Law and Human Rights to check documents related to the management of the party bearing the Mercy Star logo.

"We have only had enough documents in our team for one day, we have to check one by one. For example, the management, it is true that this is not the management, because we were also given a letter from AHY. Later we just cross-check it from the existing SK," he explained again. .

Yasonna hopes that in relation to this matter, decisions can be taken quickly so that it does not drag on. After checking according to the applicable law.

Referring to the Political Party Law regarding the Party Court then at the District Court, Laoly said he was still waiting for the court's decision. Because both camps are both filing a lawsuit.

"Later, when we take it, we have to serve it in the letter. If I have made a decision. There are still disputes, so those who fight in court are the mechanisms," said Laoly.