Wants To Build A Public Service Mall, Mukomuko Regency Government Needs A Budget Of IDR 3.5 Billion

The back atmosphere of the Mukomuko Regent's Office, Friday (17/2/2023) BETWEEN/HO-Special.

BENGKULU - The Mukomuko Regency Government will build a Public Service Mall (MPP) this year. This effort is to make it easier for the public to get various government and private services through one place. Construction of the Public Service Mall in accordance with Government Regulation Number 6 of 2021 concerning the Implementation of Regional Business Licensing and Regulation of the Minister of Home Affairs Number 138 of 2017 concerning the Implementation of One-Stop Regional Services. "Development must be in accordance with applicable regulations this year," said Head of the Mukomuko Regency Service and Licensment Office, June Kurniadiana in Mukomuko, Bengkulu Province, Thursday 27 April, confiscated by Antara. June, the plan is for part of the local regent's office to be used for Public Service Malls. He added, although some regents' offices are used for Public Service Malls, agencies still require a budget for building arrangement and procurement of facilities and infrastructure. He said, the agency requires a budget of IDR 3.5 billion for the arrangement of Public Service Malls with details of IDR 2 billion and infrastructure facilities of IDR 1.5 billion. We still have the opportunity to obtain a budget for the construction of Public Service Malls in this year's revised APBD, "he also said. Meanwhile, the local government builds Public Service Malls for all public services in vertical agencies, banking, land information services, land information services, tax offices, tax payments, BPJS health, and BPJS employment can be carried out in one place.

In addition, he said, the District Attorney and the local Resort Police could also join forces to provide socialization, then tax payment services at Samsat, PTSP, including marketing local products.

"We only need to use the regent's regulation as a legal umbrella to establish a Public Service Mall in this area," he concluded.