It Turns Out That Since 2020 KPK Has Pushed TMII Handed Over To The Government

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JAKARTA - Prior to the takeover process, the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) through the implementation of coordination tasks had encouraged the management of TMII to be handed over to the government through the Secretariat of State

This is done so that TMII can be utilized as much as possible for the benefit of the state and society. Currently TMII itself has been taken over by the government after 44 years managed by Harapan Kita Foundation.

"In relation to TMII assets, in 2020 through the implementation of the coordination task kpk has coordinated and facilitated the relevant parties, so that the management of TMII can be given to the government, in this case to the Ministry of State Secretariat, to then be utilized as much as possible for the benefit of the state and the wider community," said Plt Jubir KPK, Ipi Maryati when confirmed, Thursday, April 8.

Not without the basis of the KPK pushing it. He said, Harapan Kita Foundation has been managing TMII since the mid-1970s based on presidential decree No. 51 of 1977. The President stated tmii is the property of the Republic of Indonesia and the control and management of TMII is handed over to harapan kita foundation.

"However, in accordance with the Tmii Offering Act dated June 17, 1987 before the Notary, Harapan Kita Foundation handed over ownership of TMII to the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, which consists of land and all buildings on it," he said.

He said, KPK will continue to assist ministries, institutions and state-owned enterprises at the central and local governments related to the management of state assets.

To the Ministry of State Secretariat, one of the focuses of kpk concern is related to the management and utilization of state-owned goods (BMN) for contributions to the state.

One of them is because of the large value of assets owned by the Ministry of Finance, namely Rp571 trillion which includes tmii assets, PPK Kemayoran, and Gelora Bung Karno (GBK) assets.

"KPK through the Prevention Council has accompanied the local government by encouraging the implementation of eight intervention areas to improve good local governance. One of them is related to regional asset management. KPK found the number of regional/state assets controlled by third parties illegally and resulted in state losses," he said.

Ipi said that the loss of state assets is due to a number of factors, among them assets do not have legal documents, are not physically controlled, or in dispute. Good asset governance will avoid potential regional losses due to assets that change hands, are traded or controlled by third parties.

"Through the focus of asset management intervention area, KPK encourages the control, recovery and optimization of asset utilization for the benefit of the state," he said.