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        "id": 1816304,
        "msgid": "kpk-monitors-new-student-admissions-in-south-jakarta-to-prevent-illegal-levies-1782114921",
        "date": "2026-06-22 13:55:08",
        "title": "KPK Monitors New Student Admissions in South Jakarta to Prevent Illegal Levies",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Social Policy",
        "summary": "Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is overseeing the New Student Admission Selection (SPMB) process in South Jakarta to ensure transparency and prevent fraud. The monitoring includes visits to school and city helpdesks, with organisers also implementing integrity pacts. The initiative aims to boost public trust by guaranteeing all services, both in-person and online, are free of charge.",
        "content": "<p>The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is monitoring the\nimplementation of the New Student Admission Selection (SPMB) in South\nJakarta to ensure the student intake process runs transparently and is\nfree from fraudulent practices or illegal levies. \u201cThe arrival of the\nKPK team is, of course, to ensure the SPMB can run smoothly and be free\nfrom fraud, cheating, or illegal levies,\u201d said Rosmiati, Head of the\nAdministrative Subdivision for the South Jakarta Region II Education\nSub-department, when confirmed in Jakarta on Monday. Rosmiati stated\nthat the KPK team visited several school helpdesks and city helpdesks\nspread across the South Jakarta area. She explained that the South\nJakarta Region II SPMB Helpdesk, located at SMAN 70 Jakarta, was one of\nthe locations visited by the monitoring team. In addition to conducting\nmonitoring, the organisers also implemented an integrity pact as a form\nof shared commitment to ensuring the new student admission process is\nconducted according to regulations. \u201cWe address this by committing to\ncreate an integrity pact. You can read it at the front, our shared\ncommitment that, God willing, all our services are free,\u201d she said.\nAccording to her, all services provided to the public, whether directly\nor through online channels, are free of charge. The implementation of\nthe SPMB in South Jakarta involves school helpdesks at each educational\nunit and one city helpdesk in each education region. Besides serving the\npublic face-to-face, the helpdesks also provide services via WhatsApp,\ntelephone, Instagram, and TikTok live streams to assist the public in\nobtaining information regarding the registration process. The government\nhopes that oversight from various parties will increase public trust in\nthe SPMB implementation and minimise potential violations during the\nprocess. The South Jakarta New Student Admission Selection (SPMB)\nHelpdesk, centred at SMAN 70 Jakarta, has handled a total of 1,294\npublic complaints during the 2026 SPMB period. In addition to handling\ncomplaints in person, the helpdesk also receives questions and\nconsultations through online services. In a single day, the WhatsApp\nservice can receive around 400 to 500 messages, while the telephone\nservice receives fewer than 100 calls. Meanwhile, the number of visitors\ncoming directly to the helpdesk is recorded at around 100 to 150 people\nper day during the registration period.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/kpk-monitors-new-student-admissions-in-south-jakarta-to-prevent-illegal-levies-1782114921",
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