The Chairperson Of The Hajj Special Committee Disbursed 3 Issues Investigated, Including Additional Hajj Quota Misappropriation

Screenshots - The Atmosphere Of Determination Of Member Of Commission VI DPR RI Nusron Wahid As Chair Of The 2024 Hajj Ticket Special Committee At The Hajj Ticket Special Committee Meeting

JAKARTA - Chairman of the Special Committee (Pansus) for Hajj Angket DPR Nusron Wahid explained three scopes that became the focus of his party's problems in carrying out the supervisory function of the government's policy of organizing Hajj.

"What we have agreed on earlier has three scopes," said Nusron when met after attending the DPR Hajj Questionnaire Special Committee meeting reported by ANTARA, Monday, August 19.

First, Nusron said that his party would investigate allegations of abuse of the authority of the Minister of Religion in terms of allocating additional hajj quotas.

"What should be used for regularity, (but) is used for special Hajj pilgrims," he said.

The second scope, he said, is a matter of Hajj operational management. Starting from, the recruitment of human resources to service and the level of satisfaction of the congregation.

The third scope, he continued, is improving the hajj financial system.

"How is the management of the Hajj financial system that is transparent, accountable, and guarantees risk management and risk mitigation," he said.

Related to this, he said that the DPR's Hajj Angket Special Committee this week would summon related parties for questioning, especially from the regulators for organizing Hajj.

Previously, the DPR's Hajj Angket Special Committee appointed members of Commission VI DPR RI Nusron Wahid as chairman, as well as three other people namely Marwan Dasopang, Diah Pitaloka, and Ledia Hanifah as vice chairman.

Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Abdul Muhaimin Iskandar said the formation of the special committee was history because during the last 10 years there has been no special committee for the right of inquiry in the DPR.

He also gave the DPR's Hajj Angket Special Committee a maximum of one month to produce conclusions.