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Thousand Islands Civil Servants Get Corruption Socialization

We want to ensure that the process of development or procurement activities is free of corruption and gratuity

The Thousand Islands Regency cooperates with the North Jakarta's State Prosecutors' Office (Kejari), conducted a socialization on preventing corruption and gratification for civil servants. It took place at the Mitra Praja Office, Sunter, North Jakarta.

Thousand Islands Government and Welfare Assistant Sujanto Budiroso said it was very important and dedicated to civil servants under Regional Device Organization (OPD) in Thousand Islands.

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"We want to ensure that the process of development or procurement activities is free of corruption and gratuity. If the corruption is detected, tell us," he expressed, Thursday (2/13).

Functional Prosecutor for North Jakarta Kejari Crimes Sector Guruh T Kusumo uttered it was also in the context of increasing gratification control and increasing compliance with gratification reporting for civil servants.

"We socialize the forms of gratuities, limits on accepting gifts, amounts and nominal, as well as report receipts related to service or having a conflict of interest," he stated.

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