Bogor Regency (ANTARA) - Commission XIII of the Indonesian House of\nRepresentatives (DPR RI) is pushing for the implementation of \u2018One Data\nCorrectional Services\u2019 to integrate the supervision of prison\nactivities, ranging from inmate data and visits to the movement of goods\nin and out of facilities.<\/p>\n
Member of Commission XIII DPR RI, Rieke Diah Pitaloka, while visiting\nthe Class IIA Cibinong Prison in Bogor Regency, West Java, on Wednesday,\nstated that recent high-profile cases in the prison should serve as a\nmomentum to overhaul the correctional system entirely.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhat is happening in Cibinology should actually serve as a momentum\nto improve the correctional system as a whole,\u201d said Rieke.<\/p>\n
According to her, the correctional system requires integrated data so\nthat the supervision of various activities within prisons can be\nconducted more optimally. She cited examples such as data regarding\npeople entering and exiting, visitor identities, and the movement of\ngoods, all of which should be recorded in an integrated system.<\/p>\n
\u201cData on people coming and going, who is visiting, and what goods are\nmoving in and out\u2014that is all data. How we monitor this, and the\nintegration between data and the digital ecosystem within the\ncorrectional services, is becoming crucial,\u201d she noted.<\/p>\n
She assessed that data issues have not yet received maximum\nattention, including regarding budget support for building a digital\ncorrectional ecosystem. Rieke added that the integration of correctional\ndata also needs to be linked with other law enforcement systems, as\nprisons are part of the integrated criminal justice system.<\/p>\n
She mentioned that this improvement is one of the key reasons for the\nimportance of \u2018One Data Indonesia\u2019, which is also being promoted through\nthe formation of new legislation. The correctional system, she said,\nrequires a database that can be used to manage the various\ncharacteristics of inmates, including specific cases that require\nspecialised handling.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe improvement of the correctional system must be based on \u2018One\nData Correctional Services\u2019 guided by \u2018One Data Indonesia\u2019,\u201d she\nsaid.<\/p>\n
Through the Correctional Working Committee (Panja Pemasyarakatan),\nCommission XIII will also push for the implementation of this system to\nensure that the supervision of correctional services can be carried out\nin an integrated manner.<\/p>\n
Rieke stated that improvements should not stop at the controversy\nsurrounding the discovery of special facilities in the Cibinong Prison.\nShe also urged an audit of various integration rights for inmates,\nincluding remissions, parole, conditional release, and other programmes\ngranted based on assessments.<\/p>\n
According to her, the process of granting these rights must be based\non data and assessments that can be monitored, ensuring a comprehensive\noverhaul of the correctional system.<\/p>\n
Beyond data issues, Rieke highlighted the limited human resources at\nthe Cibinong Prison, which houses approximately 1,810 inmates and is\ncurrently experiencing overcrowding. She noted that in such overcrowded\nconditions, a single officer may be responsible for supervising up to\n100 inmates.<\/p>\n
Healthcare services were also a point of concern, as Rieke noted that\nthe Cibinong Prison has only one general practitioner, one dentist, and\ntwo nurses to serve approximately 1,810 inmates.<\/p>\n
Rieke emphasised that improvements in data, digitalised supervision,\nhuman resources, and officer welfare must be carried out simultaneously\nto ensure that the issues at Cibinong Prison are not merely addressed as\na temporary response to cases currently attracting public attention.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/commission-xiii-urges-one-data-implementation-to-oversee-prison-activities-1790777205", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }