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        "msgid": "commission-publishes-wealth-of-57-officials-1447893297",
        "date": "2001-04-25 00:00:00",
        "title": "Commission publishes wealth of 57 officials",
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        "source": "JP",
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        "summary": "Commission publishes wealth of 57 officials JAKARTA (JP): A report by the Public Servants' Wealth Commission (KPKPN) detailing the wealth of 57 bureaucrats and legislators revealed on Tuesday that the greatest personal wealth, standing at nearly Rp 1 trillion, belonged to a legislator. The report also listed the assets of the president directors and chief commissioners of state-owned companies as well as Supreme Court justices.",
        "content": "<p>Commission publishes wealth of 57 officials<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): A report by the Public Servants' Wealth<br>\nCommission (KPKPN) detailing the wealth of 57 bureaucrats and<br>\nlegislators revealed on Tuesday that the greatest personal<br>\nwealth, standing at nearly Rp 1 trillion, belonged to a<br>\nlegislator.<\/p>\n<p>The report also listed the assets of the president directors<br>\nand chief commissioners of state-owned companies as well as<br>\nSupreme Court justices.<\/p>\n<p>The publication of the list followed that of the first one<br>\nlast Wednesday which revealed the wealth of 47 government<br>\nofficials, including that of President Abdurrahman Wahid and Vice<br>\nPresident Megawati Soekarnoputri.<\/p>\n<p>Megawati and her husband, legislator Taufik Kiemas, topped the<br>\nlist with total assets of Rp 59.81 billion (US$5.4 million) while<br>\nAbdurrahman only ranked number eight with total assets of some Rp<br>\n3.5 billion ($318,181), with almost half of them made up of<br>\ndonations received during the first year of his presidency.<\/p>\n<p>As for Tuesday's list, the wealthiest official was revealed to<br>\nbe Rekso Ageng Herman, a legislator from the Indonesian<br>\nDemocratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P).<\/p>\n<p>He owns total assets of Rp 94.4 billion (US$8.5 million), or<br>\nRp 34.59 billion more than Megawati.<\/p>\n<p>Rekso's assets include lands and buildings worth almost Rp<br>\n89.4 billion, three cars, five motorcycles, precious stones and<br>\nmetals, artworks and antiques.<\/p>\n<p>According to Rekso, most of his wealth was inherited.<\/p>\n<p>\"The biggest individual item is the (29,250-square-meter) plot<br>\nof land located on Jl. Jembatan Lima Raya, West Jakarta. It has<br>\nhouses on it which my family rents out,\" he told The Jakarta Post<br>\nby phone.<\/p>\n<p>\"Actually, if the government were willing to build low-cost<br>\napartments in West Jakarta, I would be more then happy to give<br>\nhalf of my land there to the government,\" he asserted.<\/p>\n<p>\"I pay my taxes and all of the assets are under my name so I<br>\ndon't dare to hide them from the commission,\" said Rekso, who<br>\nalso owns four door-handle stores in the capital.<\/p>\n<p>He indeed listed his asset in detail, including such entries<br>\nas one computer, 6,000 door handles, 24 air conditioners, and six<br>\nrefrigerators.<\/p>\n<p>Rekso, whose mother is a native Indonesian and father is of<br>\nChinese descent, is a member of House Commission VII for<br>\npopulation and welfare affairs from the former province of East<br>\nTimor constituency.<\/p>\n<p>The 54-year-old divorcee, has a doctorate in theology and<br>\njoined the PDI-P in 1998.<\/p>\n<p>The second richest name on the list was that of the president<br>\ndirector of state-owned oil and gas company Pertamina, Baihaki<br>\nHamid Hakim.<\/p>\n<p>Baihaki owns assets worth some Rp 7.15 billion ($650,000) plus<br>\n$941,161 in cash.<\/p>\n<p>The assets include lands, buildings, two cars, and bonds, all<br>\nof which he said were earned by himself.<\/p>\n<p>While Baihaki owns total assets worth billions of rupiah, the<br>\npresident director of state-owned PD Industri in West Java,<br>\nIndradjat Sukarmadidjaja, surprisingly only owns assets worth Rp<br>\n246.9 million.<\/p>\n<p>Other less wealthy names on the list are Mohammad Pranowo,<br>\nproject treasurer at the Ministry of Transportation and<br>\nTelecommunications, and Komaruddin, the head of physical<br>\ninfrastructure projects at the House's secretariat general.<\/p>\n<p>Mohammad claimed that he does not own any land, buildings,<br>\nvehicles or other valuables. He only filled in the section of the<br>\nform dealing with cheques and cash, stating a total of Rp<br>\n1,465,962.<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, Komaruddin is more fortunate by having total assets<br>\nof Rp 42 million.<\/p>\n<p>The richest Supreme Court justice is Muchsin, whose assets are<br>\nworth Rp 3.19 billion, followed by Toton Suprapto with Rp 2<br>\nbillion, while Bagir Manan has the least assets with some Rp 600<br>\nmillion.<\/p>\n<p>Tuesday's list only revealed the wealth of six justices as<br>\nmost of the justices failed to return the forms.<\/p>\n<p>Indeed, there are many other officials who have not revealed<br>\ntheir assets, including House speaker Akbar Tanjung and the<br>\nSpeaker of the People's Consultative Assembly Amien Rais.<\/p>\n<p>The recent announcements of officials' wealth were a first in<br>\nIndonesian history. Observers praised it as a good start, but<br>\nthey insisted that the declarations made should be verified.<br>\n(hdn\/dja)<\/p>\n<p>Abbreviated list of public servants' wealth<\/p>\n<p>(Name, Position, Wealth):<br>\n(Sri Sumarjati Haryanto, House secretary-general, Rp 0.61 b<br>\nplus US$13,331);<br>\n(Widjanarko Puspoyo, State Logistics Agency chief, Rp 5.36 b);<br>\n(Susmono Soesilo, Dir.Gen. of land transportation, Rp 1.37 b);<br>\n(Soenaryo Yosopratomo, Dir.Gen. air transportation, Rp 6.4 b);<br>\n(Anwar Suprijadi, Transportation ministry Sec. Gen., Rp 8.06 b<br>\nplus US$25,000);<br>\n(Rekso Ageng Herman, House legislator, Rp 94.48 b);<br>\n(Andi Syamsu Alam, Supreme Court justice, Rp 1.55 b);<br>\n(Soeharso, Supreme Court justice, Rp 0.73 b);<br>\n(Muchsin, Supreme Court justice, Rp 3.19 b);<br>\n(Toton Suprapto, Supreme Court justice, Rp 2.0 b);<br>\n(Bagir Manan, Supreme Court justice, Rp 0.67 b);<br>\n(Syamsuhadi, Supreme Court justice, Rp 0.90 b);<br>\n(Daslim Saibi, Director of tap water co., Rp 1.03 b);<br>\n(Indradjat Sukarmadidjaja, Director of West Java Industry,<br>\nRp 0.24 b);<br>\n(Gatot Pudjo Martono, Director of Angkasa Pura I, Rp 3.13 b);<br>\n(Wiyoga Adiwasito, Director of Jasa Marga, Rp 1.68 b plus<br>\nUS$78,000);<br>\n(Hari Sandjojo Malang Joedo, Director of Jakarta Propertindo,<br>\nRp 2.44 b plus US$91,381);<br>\n(Kusnan Martono, Director of Peruri, Rp 3.16 b plus US$10,788);<br>\n(Tebyan A'maari, Director of Pembangunan Sarana Jaya, Rp 2.65 b<br>\nplus US$27,734);<br>\n(Baihaki Hamid Hakim, Director of Pertamina, Rp 7.15 b plus<br>\nUS$941,161);<br>\n(Ruslan Diwirjo, Chief commissioner of Jasa Marga, Rp 5.86 b<br>\nplus US$1,400);<br>\n(Zainuddin Sikado, Chief commissioner of Angkasa Pura I, Rp 2.04 b<br>\nplus US$1,000)<\/p>\n<p>Source: Public Servants' Wealth Audit Commission (KPPN),<br>\nApril 24, 2001<\/p>",
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