Social Minister Gus Ipul: Acceptance Of People's Schools Must Be Free Of KKN

Minister of Social Affairs (Mensos) Syaifullah Yusuf, or Gus Ipul (VOI)

TEMANGGUNG - Minister of Social Affairs Saifullah Yusuf or Gus Ipul conveyed that the acceptance of public school students must be tightened, so that there is no corruption, collusion and nepotism (KKN).

Social Minister Saifullah Yusuf said his base was the sole data on the national socio-economic economy, after which he was checked in the field in a crowd, not alone.

The Minister of Social Affairs said this after the socialization of the People's School at the Kartini Integrated Center in Temanggung Regency.

He said that the check involved PKH, RT/RW assistants, village heads/lurah, then there was also the head of the center, right, and also the Central Statistics Agency (BPS).

"So the point is that we don't want a KKN, it exists because of its closeness, but this is because it is really data, I also ask journalists to participate in monitoring. So if it's not appropriate to come in, we ask that we be informed," said Gus Ipul, quoted by ANTARA, Sunday, May 4.

According to him, the public also needs to participate in examining and ensuring that those in the People's School are really those included in the criteria for the poor and the poor.

"We start to look at one by one because frankly we have to make sure that those who go here are those who are in decile 1, those who are in statistical language apologize for the extreme poor or poor," he said.

He gave an example, there is a widow, farmer, who supports four children. Family profiles like this are educated to be able to go to school in People's Schools.

"So it's not because of the KKN, not because it's close to those who make decisions, but it's really those who need touch from us, without any irregularities in the process," he said.