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Head of Disdiknas Denied Budget Proposed was Composed With no Nomenclature

Head of Jakarta Education Department (Disdiknas), Arie Budhiman denied that the budget proposed in its rank was composed without nomenclature (the rules for forming these terms in a particular field of arts or sciences) within the document of 2016 City Budget (APBD)'s priorities and preliminary thresholds (KUA PPAS).

How come we made it without any nomenclature

 

Budhiman asserted that whole budget proposed by Disdiknas in 2016 KUA-PPAS had already attached with nomenclature and its detail activities.

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“How come we made it without any nomenclature,” he expressed when being contacted, Saturday (11/28).

 

He stressed that his side using e-budgeting system in preparing budget until the inputting of budget material.

 

“Proposing activity without nomenclature is never happen,” he expressed.

 

He continued, through e-budgeting system, proposed budget without activity title can be detected.

 

“The system can detect faulty budget proposed. So, it is impossible our budget proposed with no any nomenclature,” he exclaimed.

 

As known, based on the results of 2016 KUA-PPAS documents review found proposed budget by Disdiknas amounting Rp 1.39 trillion, and East Jakarta Education Sub Dept II by Rp 550 million without nomenclature.

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