There Are Still Many Illegal Mines, KPK: It Doesn't Seem Impossible For The Apparatus To Know

Deputy Chairman of the KPK Alexander Marwata. (Tsa Tsia-VOI)

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) said the coal mining monitoring system was ineffective in preventing corruption in the mining sector. The proof is that there are still illegal mining that is suspected of operating in an orderly manner and is suspected to be known by law enforcement officials. "There are still a lot of illegal minning and very beautiful playing that apologize, it is impossible for the authorities to know. It seems impossible," said KPK Deputy Chair Alexander Marwata when delivering his remarks at the Peak of the 2022 Hakordia Commemoration of the Ministry of Finance which was broadcast on YouTube, Tuesday, December 13. This statement is based on the results of monitoring carried out. According to Alexander, it is impossible for law enforcement officers not to know because this kind of fraudulent practice occurs not in a short time. "Membanging batu bara itu tidak satu hari, tidak satu minggu, satu bulan. Tahunan," tegasnya. Furthermore, Alexander also said that the results of this illegal mine can be certified and registered with him. Registration is usually done by companies that have a mining business license (IUP). This is what makes the KPK believe coal mining monitoring cannot be carried out properly. Because, the illegal mining products can actually be registered. "Companies that have an IUP, have an area, they also take (coal, red) from the illegal company earlier and they don't get caught. All of their products come out legally because they issue legal companies that get rights because of the IUP," he explained. "Things like this we can't carry out monitoring properly. Everyone enters the monitoring system through