Alexander Marwata Encourages KPK Officials Over 50 Years Of KPK's Capim List

Deputy Chairperson Of The KPK Alexander Marwata/PHOTO: Wardhany Tsa Tsia-VOI

Deputy Chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Alexander Marwata encouraged internal officials to immediately register as candidates for leadership (capim) to the selection committee (pansel).

This was conveyed by Alexander Marwata when asked about the capim, which is still empty of registrants. Initially, he said the time to register was still long until July 15.

"Yes, it's still a week away, yes," Alexander told reporters at the KPK's Merah Putih building, Kuningan Persada, South Jakarta, Monday, July 8.

Even if there are only five registrants, continued Alexander, it should not be a problem. "There are only five KPK leaders. If there are more 10 registered," he said with a smile.

Meanwhile, when asked about whether there was an internal party being pushed, Alexander did not want to talk much. He only said that whoever is an official at his institution who meets the requirements should register.

"Oh, there are (driven from internal, ed). Anyway, I'll tell you, right, basically, those aged 50 years and over please register," he said.

"It's running (to register, red) for at least 50 years, right, when it comes to capacity, I think all KPK employees have the ability," continued Alexander.

Diberitakan sebelumnya, pendaftaran capim dan calon dewas KPK dibuka selama 20 hari, yaitu pada 26 Juni hingga 15 Juli 2024. Pendaftar harus terlebih dahulu membuat akun di laman https://apel.setneg.go.id/.

The enthusiast will go through the registration process and other stages of selection. Then, 10 names of candidates and 10 names of candidates for the KPK council will be submitted to President Joko Widodo to be forwarded to the DPR.

Most recently, the Head of the Capim Pansel and the KPK Council M. Yusuf Ateh said there were already more than 50 people who registered. The details, 40 of them want to be a candidate for leadership.

"And 39 (people register as, ed) dewas," said Ateh when confirmed by reporters quoted on Saturday, July 6.