KPK Reminds Thousands Of Elected Candidates To Report Maximum Wealth 21 Days Before Inauguration

Illustration of LHKPN (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) reminded thousands of legislative candidates who were elected during the 2024 Legislative Election to immediately report their assets. Do not let them violate KPU Regulation Number 6 of 2024 concerning Determination of Elected Candidate Pairs, Determination of Chair Acquivalence, and Determination of Elected Candidates in General Elections. KPK encourages elected legislative candidates to immediately report LHKPN, said KPK Spokesperson Tessa Mahardika to reporters in a written statement quoted on Friday, July 19.Tessa speeding up selected candidates who do not convey their wealth to the KPK can not be sanctioned. This is because both the central and regional KPUs require the submission of signatures of wealth reports for legislative candidates. Meanwhile, until now only 13,493 out of 20,462 candidates have registered their wealth. So that candidate candidates who won the 2024 Legislative Election should be able to be carried out without having to wait the deadline or 21 days before the inauguration. Cential KPU, Provincial KPU, and Regency/City KPU did not list the names concerned in submitting the name of the elected candidates,''' said the spokesman with the investigator's background. We have received part, said Afif at the KPU RI Office, Central Jakarta, Friday, July 12.

The KPU said that it was still time for the elected legislative candidates to submit a receipt for the report of assets reported to the KPK to be submitted to the KPU. Afif said they had 21 days at the latest. "We'll see later until the inauguration period. Hopefully, reporting everything can be an event because it hasn't been conveyed yet," he said.