Leaders And Internal Supervisors Of Institutions Asked To Actively Monitor Compliance With Official Wealth Reporting

Illustration of LHKPN (ANTARA)

JAKARTA - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has asked internal leaders and supervisors of ministries/agencies and BUMN/BUMD to remind its staff to immediately submit a report on the assets of state administrators (LHKPN) for the 2024 period. This obligation must be carried out by state administrators and awaited to this day, April 11.

"KPK also appeals to the leadership or internal supervisory units of each institution to proactively monitor and supervise compliance with LHKPN reporting of state administrators / must report in their agencies," said KPK Spokesperson Team Budi Prasetyo to reporters in a written statement, Friday, April 11.

Budi said there were still 16,867 out of a total of 416,723 required reports that had not submitted their LHKPN. Or there are still about 4 percent who have not reported their assets," he said.

It is hoped that all mandatory reports will immediately submit their wealth reports. Budi said his party was ready to provide assistance if the officials had difficulties in the filling process.

"KPK hopes that through the extension of the reporting deadline until April 11, 2025, state administrators / reporting obligations can convey their LHKPN in a obedient manner, both obedient to timeliness and obedient in the truth and completeness of assets and assets reported in the LHKPN," he explained.

"For each LHKPN report, the KPK will then carry out administrative verification. Then if it is declared complete, the LHKPN will be published so that the public can access it openly as a form of transparency," concluded Budi.