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Corrupt lawmakers are rejoicing this week after winning the right to amend a law (No. 30/2002) on the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), an amendment that will render the Corruption Eradication Commission a toothless tiger. Lawmakers and government representatives will start altering the KPK Law as soon as this week, turning a deaf ear to public objections. Spearheaded by the ruling Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), all but one of the 10 political factions in the legislature agreed on Tuesday that the amendment was necessary not only to "strengthen" the KPK, but also to free it from political interests.

Of the four key areas targeted by lawmakers, only one may help to strengthen the anti-graft agency: The KPK will be authorised to recruit its own investigators. Since its establishment in 2003, the commission has relied on the National Police and Attorney-General's Office for its pool of investigators. The rest of the planned amendment will only stifle the KPK's ability to collar crooks, as it has famously done to dozens of corrupt lawmakers, Cabinet ministers, heads of local government and well-connected business personalities. If lawmakers have their way, the KPK will have to obtain the court's permit for wiretapping, a monitoring tactic attributed to the KPK's numerous successful sting operations. The revised law will give KPK the right to stop an investigation - a double-edged sword that could be misused by investigators to blackmail suspects, but lawmakers say is necessary to uphold presumption of innocence.

Currently, the KPK cannot legally stop an investigation and therefore only cases with strong evidence are launched. The result: No defendant has ever been acquitted. Lawmakers also want to see the establishment of a supervisory body to ensure that no KPK leaders abuse their power to ends other than combating corruption. Critics warn that such a body could comprise representatives of political interests, who would dictate the narrow will of those interests. It is a shame that lawmakers have ignored public desire to maintain the present KPK Law, which has proven reasonably effective, as evident from the corruption cases the commission has pursued, and from the prominent status of many of the perpetrators the corruption courts have tried and convicted. The new KPK leaders have expressed dismay over the amendment plan, though their words ring hollow, most of them having loudly spoken about the need to switch the KPK's focus from corruption "eradication" to "prevention". The last hope rests with President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, who has the prerogative to reject or accept a bill endorsed by the House of Representatives. But he has not indicated any great will to conserve the KPK's powers, despite the high priority placed on combating corruption in his Nawacita agenda.
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Corrupt lawmakers are rejoicing this week after winning the right to amend a law (No. 30/2002) on the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), an amendment that will render the Corruption Eradication Commission a toothless tiger. Lawmakers and government representatives will start altering the KPK Law as soon as this week, turning a deaf ear to public objections. Spearheaded by the ruling Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P), all but one of the 10 political factions in the legislature agreed on Tuesday that the amendment was necessary not only to "strengthen" the KPK, but also to free it from political interests. Of the four key areas targeted by lawmakers, only one may help to strengthen the anti-graft agency: The KPK will be authorised to recruit its own investigators. Since its establishment in 2003, the commission has relied on the National Police and Attorney-General's Office for its pool of investigators. The rest of the planned amendment will only stifle the KPK's ability to collar crooks, as it has famously done to dozens of corrupt lawmakers, Cabinet ministers, heads of local government and well-connected business personalities. If lawmakers have their way, the KPK will have to obtain the court's permit for wiretapping, a monitoring tactic attributed to the KPK's numerous successful sting operations. The revised law will give KPK the right to stop an investigation - a double-edged sword that could be misused by investigators to blackmail suspects, but lawmakers say is necessary to uphold presumption of innocence.Currently, the KPK cannot legally stop an investigation and therefore only cases with strong evidence are launched. The result: No defendant has ever been acquitted. Lawmakers also want to see the establishment of a supervisory body to ensure that no KPK leaders abuse their power to ends other than combating corruption. Critics warn that such a body could comprise representatives of political interests, who would dictate the narrow will of those interests. It is a shame that lawmakers have ignored public desire to maintain the present KPK Law, which has proven reasonably effective, as evident from the corruption cases the commission has pursued, and from the prominent status of many of the perpetrators the corruption courts have tried and convicted. The new KPK leaders have expressed dismay over the amendment plan, though their words ring hollow, most of them having loudly spoken about the need to switch the KPK's focus from corruption "eradication" to "prevention". The last hope rests with President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, who has the prerogative to reject or accept a bill endorsed by the House of Representatives. But he has not indicated any great will to conserve the KPK's powers, despite the high priority placed on combating corruption in his Nawacita agenda.
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Anggota parlemen yang korup bersukacita pekan ini setelah memenangkan hak untuk mengubah undang-undang (No. 30/2002) tentang Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi (KPK), amandemen yang akan membuat Komisi Pemberantasan Korupsi macan ompong. Anggota parlemen dan perwakilan pemerintah akan mulai mengubah UU KPK segera pekan ini, menutup telinga terhadap keberatan publik. Dipelopori oleh Partai yang berkuasa Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan (PDI-P), semua kecuali satu dari 10 faksi politik di legislatif disepakati pada hari Selasa bahwa amandemen itu diperlukan tidak hanya untuk "memperkuat" KPK, tetapi juga untuk bebas dari politik . kepentingan Dari empat bidang utama yang ditargetkan oleh anggota parlemen, hanya satu dapat membantu memperkuat lembaga anti-korupsi: KPK akan diberi wewenang untuk merekrut penyidik ​​sendiri. Sejak berdirinya pada tahun 2003, komisi telah mengandalkan Polri dan Kejaksaan Agung untuk renang peneliti. Sisa amandemen direncanakan hanya akan melumpuhkan kemampuan KPK untuk penjahat kerah, seperti yang telah terkenal dilakukan untuk puluhan anggota parlemen yang korup, menteri kabinet, kepala daerah dan terhubung dengan baik kepribadian bisnis. Jika anggota parlemen memiliki cara mereka, KPK harus mendapatkan izin pengadilan untuk penyadapan, taktik monitoring dikaitkan dengan berbagai operasi sengatan sukses KPK. Perubahan tersebut akan memberikan KPK hak untuk menghentikan penyelidikan - pedang bermata dua yang bisa disalahgunakan oleh penyidik ​​untuk memeras tersangka, tapi anggota parlemen mengatakan diperlukan untuk menegakkan asas praduga tak bersalah. Saat ini, KPK tidak dapat secara legal menghentikan penyelidikan dan karena itu hanya kasus dengan bukti yang kuat yang diluncurkan. Hasilnya: Tidak ada terdakwa yang pernah dibebaskan. Anggota parlemen juga ingin melihat pembentukan badan pengawas untuk memastikan bahwa tidak ada pimpinan KPK menyalahgunakan kekuasaan mereka untuk berakhir selain memberantas korupsi. Kritikus memperingatkan bahwa tubuh seperti itu bisa terdiri dari wakil dari kepentingan politik, yang akan mendikte kehendak sempit kepentingan mereka. Ini adalah rasa malu bahwa anggota parlemen telah mengabaikan keinginan masyarakat untuk mempertahankan UU KPK saat ini, yang telah terbukti cukup efektif, seperti terlihat dari kasus korupsi komisi telah mengejar, dan dari status menonjol dari banyak pelaku pengadilan korupsi telah mencoba dan dihukum. Para pemimpin KPK yang baru telah menyatakan kecewa atas rencana amandemen, meskipun kata-kata mereka berdering berongga, kebanyakan dari mereka telah keras berbicara tentang perlunya untuk beralih fokus KPK dari "pemberantasan" korupsi "pencegahan". Harapan terakhir terletak dengan Presiden Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, yang memiliki hak prerogatif untuk menolak atau menerima tagihan disahkan oleh DPR. Tapi dia belum menunjukkan apapun akan bagus untuk melestarikan kekuasaan KPK, meskipun prioritas tinggi ditempatkan pada pemberantasan korupsi di agenda Nawacita nya.



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