Attorney General Says 11.44 Percent Of Employees Have Not Reported Wealth, Requests Orderly Reporting Of E-LHKPN

Attorney General Burhanuddin/ PHOTO ANTARA

JAKARTA - Attorney General Sanitiar Burhanuddin said 11.44 percent of the Attorney General's Office employees have not submitted an electronic State Administrator Wealth Report (LHKPN) according to 2020 data.

This was conveyed by Burhanuddin at the 2021 Supervision Technical Working Meeting as quoted in a press statement from the Attorney General's Office of Legal Information Center (Kejagung) in Jakarta, Tuesday.

"I ask that the Supervision Sector can encourage every employee to report e-LHKPN in an orderly manner," said Burhanuddin as quoted by Antara, Tuesday, October 5.

The Attorney General also asked the Supervision Division to establish a harmonious and synergistic relationship with the AGO's working partners to control and monitor the performance of all work units.

The AGO's partners include the Prosecutor's Commission, the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK), the Financial and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP), the State Civil Service Agency (BKN) and the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).

According to the e-LHKPN page on the KPK website on Friday (24/9), compliance with state officials' wealth reports for 2020 within the AGO reached 78.72 percent, or still below two other law enforcement institutions, namely the KPK (100 percent) and Police (79.51 percent).

Of the 11,715 required to report LHKPN at the AGO, 1,126 of them have not submitted a report.