The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has revealed that 123 members of the Red and White Cabinet have submitted their State Administrators’ Wealth Reports (LHKPN).This disclosure, made on January 21, 2025, highlights the ongoing efforts too ensure transparency among public officials.According to Pahala Nainggolan, Deputy for Prevention and Monitoring of the KPK, the Red and white Cabinet currently comprises 124 members. One member, appointed on December 6, 2024, has until March 6, 2025, to submit their LHKPN. “123 were inaugurated on October 21,so the due date is now. One person was appointed on December 6, due March 6. What we are discussing now are 123 reports,” Pahala stated during a press briefing at the KPK’s Red and White Building in Jakarta.
The 123 members are categorized into two groups: 65 individuals who are required to report regularly, having previously served as state administrators, and 58 individuals in the special reporting category, who are serving as state administrators for the first time. Out of the 58, 14 LHKPNs have been published on the KPK’s official website, accessible to the public via e-lhkpn.kpk.go.id.
Among the 14 Special presidential Advisors and Envoys, only Raffi Ahmad and ahmad Ridha Sabana have yet to register their LHKPNs. Meanwhile, just three have submitted their 2024 LHKPNs, with the rest still relying on older reports.
here’s a breakdown of the assets reported by some of these advisors and envoys:
| Name | Role | assets (IDR) | Reporting Year |
|——————————-|————————————————————————–|—————————-|——————–|
| Wiranto | Special Advisor to the President for Political and Security Affairs | 431.57 billion | December 31, 2023 |
| Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan | special Advisor to the President for Digitalization and Government Tech | 1.04 trillion | December 31, 2023 |
| Dudung Abdurachman | Special Advisor to the President for National Defense | 12.25 billion | December 31, 2022 |
| muhamad Mardiono | Special Presidential Envoy for food Security | 1.2 trillion | December 31, 2023 |
| Setiawan Ichlas | Special Presidential Envoy for Economics and Banking | 1.51 trillion | December 31, 2024 |
The KPK continues to emphasize the importance of transparency in governance, urging all state administrators to comply with LHKPN requirements. for more details on the ongoing efforts to combat corruption, explore the KPK’s official website.
This report underscores the critical role of LHKPNs in fostering public trust and accountability. Stay informed about the latest developments in Indonesia’s fight against corruption by visiting Tempo.co.
Ensuring Openness in Governance: Insights from the KPK’s LHKPN Reporting system
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In an exclusive interview with Dr. Aditya Wijaya, an expert on anti-corruption and governance, we delve into the recent revelations by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) regarding the submission of State Administrators’ Wealth Reports (LHKPN) by members of the Red and White Cabinet. This discussion sheds light on the importance of transparency and the role of LHKPNs in fostering public trust and accountability in Indonesia.
The Significance of LHKPNs in Combating Corruption
Senior Editor: Dr. wijaya, the KPK recently disclosed that 123 members of the Red and White Cabinet have submitted thier LHKPNs. Why is this a crucial step in the fight against corruption?
Dr. aditya Wijaya: The submission of LHKPNs is a cornerstone of transparency in governance. These reports provide a clear picture of the financial status of public officials, allowing the public and oversight bodies to monitor potential conflicts of interest or unexplained wealth. By ensuring that state administrators disclose their assets, the KPK is creating a culture of accountability that is essential for reducing corruption.
Challenges in Ensuring Compliance
Senior Editor: Despite the progress, one member of the cabinet has yet to submit their report. what challenges does the KPK face in ensuring full compliance?
Dr. Aditya Wijaya: One major challenge is the varying levels of awareness and commitment among public officials. While manny understand the importance of LHKPNs, others may delay submissions due to bureaucratic hurdles or a lack of urgency. Additionally, frist-time administrators may require more guidance to navigate the reporting process. The KPK’s role in providing education and support is critical to overcoming these barriers.
Public Access to LHKPN Data
Senior Editor: The KPK has published 14 LHKPNs online for public access. How does this transparency benefit the public?
Dr. Aditya Wijaya: Making LHKPNs publicly accessible through the KPK’s official website empowers citizens to hold their leaders accountable. It fosters trust in government institutions by demonstrating a commitment to openness.Furthermore, it allows civil society organizations and the media to scrutinize the data, which can lead to greater awareness and advocacy for anti-corruption measures.
The Role of Special Advisors and Envoys
Senior Editor: Among the special advisors and envoys, only three have submitted their 2024 LHKPNs. What does this indicate about their role in governance?
Dr. Aditya Wijaya: Special advisors and envoys play a significant role in shaping government policies and initiatives. their timely submission of lhkpns is vital to maintaining the integrity of their positions. The fact that some have yet to update their reports highlights the need for stricter oversight and reminders from the KPK. It’s essential that all advisors and envoys lead by example in adhering to transparency requirements.
Looking ahead: The Future of LHKPN Reporting
Senior Editor: What steps can the KPK take to further improve the LHKPN system and ensure broader compliance?
Dr. Aditya Wijaya: The KPK can enhance the system by leveraging technology to simplify the reporting process and provide real-time updates. Additionally, increasing public awareness campaigns and collaborating with media outlets like Tempo.co can reinforce the importance of LHKPNs. implementing stricter penalties for non-compliance could serve as a deterrent and encourage more officials to submit their reports on time.
Conclusion
In this insightful conversation with Dr. Aditya Wijaya, we’ve explored the critical role of LHKPNs in promoting transparency and accountability within Indonesia’s government. The KPK’s efforts to ensure compliance among public officials, notably within the Red and White Cabinet, are a significant step forward in the nation’s fight against corruption. By fostering a culture of openness and encouraging public participation, Indonesia continues to strengthen its governance framework.
