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        "msgid": "a-week-in-no-applicants-for-ntb-broadcasting-commission-selection-1782787855",
        "date": "2026-06-30 09:05:14",
        "title": "A Week In, No Applicants for NTB Broadcasting Commission Selection",
        "author": "",
        "source": "DETIK_BALI",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Regulation",
        "summary": "The registration period for the West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Regional Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPID) commissioners for the 2026-2029 term has been open for a week, yet no formal applications have been received. The selection committee chair attributes the slow start to candidates still preparing extensive administrative requirements, including police clearance and community support letters. He has guaranteed a transparent and merit-based process, free from political interference, ahead of the 21 July deadline.",
        "content": "<p>The registration for candidates for the Regional Indonesian\nBroadcasting Commission (KPID) of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) for the\n2026-2029 period has been open since 22 June 2026. However, entering the\nfirst week of the registration period, not a single participant has\nofficially registered. The Chair of the KPID NTB Selection Committee,\nAhsanul Khalik, revealed that although the registration files are still\nempty, a wave of enthusiasm is beginning to show. Many prospective\nparticipants have started actively consulting regarding the completeness\nof documents. \u201cAs of yesterday, I checked and no one has registered yet.\nBut several people have already asked about police clearance\ncertificates (SKCK), administrative requirements, and what needs to be\nprepared to take part in the selection,\u201d said Khalik on Monday\n(29\/6\/2026). The Head of the NTB Communication, Informatics and\nStatistics Agency (Kominfotik) considers the lack of registrants at the\nstart to be normal. According to him, candidates are currently busy\ncompleting the substantial document requirements. Some of the documents\nthat must be prepared include an SKCK, a certificate of physical and\nmental health, a drug-free certificate, and a letter of support from a\ncommunity figure or civil society organisation. Khalik stated that\nregistration remains open until 21 July 2026. He is optimistic that the\nvolume of applicants will surge near the closing deadline. \u201cI am sure it\nwill be busy later because many have already asked about the process.\nIndeed, they are currently preparing various administrative\nrequirements,\u201d he added. Dismissing negative issues that often plague\npublic agency selection processes, Khalik put his reputation on the\nline. He fully guaranteed that this selection process will run\ntransparently, objectively, and cleanly, free from the malpractice of\ninsider routes. \u201cI guarantee there are no entrusted candidates. Since I\nwas appointed to the selection committee, there has not been a single\nentrustment, neither from the governor, deputy governor, nor officials\nin the provincial government. This selection is purely based on the\nparticipants\u2019 abilities,\u201d he stressed. Khalik explained that the\nSelection Committee\u2019s duties lie within the corridor of administrative\nselection, written tests, psychological tests, and interviews. The\ncommittee will later select participants who pass the score\nstandardisation to be submitted to the legislature. \u201cWe in the selection\ncommittee submit participants who pass all stages, a minimum of 14\npeople or more, to undergo the fit and proper test at the Regional\nPeople\u2019s Representative Council (DPRD),\u201d he outlined. Ultimately,\nCommission I of the NTB DPRD holds the final gavel to appoint the 7\nelected commissioners. According to him, in line with KPI regulations,\nincumbents who pass administrative verification can directly proceed to\nthe fit and proper test stage at the DPRD without having to take the\nSelection Committee\u2019s written test and interview. Despite receiving this\nred carpet treatment, their positions are not automatically secure.\nTheir digital track records and performance during their tenure will be\nthoroughly scrutinised. The public is also urged to actively provide\ninput. \u201cThe public can provide input regarding the incumbents\u2019 track\nrecords to the selection committee or the DPRD. If their track record is\npoor, that can be a consideration so they are not passed in the fit and\nproper test,\u201d he concluded.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/a-week-in-no-applicants-for-ntb-broadcasting-commission-selection-1782787855",
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