The KPK has conveyed several recommendations from a study on\npolitical party governance. The KPK states that the study process\ninvolved political parties.<\/p>\n
\u201cSo in this study process, the KPK has also involved political\nparties to obtain views and objective facts from the perspective of\ncolleagues in political parties,\u201d said KPK spokesperson Budi Prasetyo to\nreporters on Thursday (23\/4\/2026).<\/p>\n
Because it involves political parties, the study results encompass\nvarious perspectives. It is hoped that the recommendations provided by\nthe KPK can serve as efforts for future improvements.<\/p>\n
\u201cThat also does not come from just one or two perspectives, but in\nconducting the study, we have included parties from political parties so\nthey can provide points that are objectively experienced and felt in the\nprocesses they go through in those political parties,\u201d he stated.<\/p>\n
Budi explained that in political matters, not only parties are\ninvolved, but also the public. In the aspect of political corruption,\nthere are three aspects highlighted by the KPK.<\/p>\n
\u201cThose three aspects are what we approach: parties and their cadres\nas election participants, then the KPU and Bawaslu as election\norganisers, and the public as voters,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
One of the KPK\u2019s input points is limiting the general chair of\npolitical parties to two terms. The proposal in the study emerged from\ninput from political parties.<\/p>\n
\u201cOf course, because the study involved many elements, including\ncolleagues from political parties who also provided suggestions and\ninput for improving the political system in Indonesia,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Here are the 16 recommendation points from the KPK\u2019s study on\npolitical party governance.<\/p>\n
The initiators of changes to Law No.\u00a02 of 2011 (Ministry of Home\nAffairs and Ministry of Law and Human Rights) and the DPR (Commission II\nand Legislative Body) to complete Article 34 by adding a clause on the\nobligation to report political education activities, including\nactivities, participants, objectives, and outputs, conducted by\npolitical parties funded by government financial assistance.<\/p><\/li>\n
The Ministry of Home Affairs to revise Ministry of Home Affairs\nRegulation No.\u00a036 of 2018 and No.\u00a036 of 2010 to regulate the curriculum\nmaterial for political education as a reference for political\nparties.<\/p><\/li>\n
The Ministry of Home Affairs to compile an integrated reporting\nsystem regarding the implementation of political education conducted by\nthe government or political parties. This is in accordance with the\nduties and functions of the Ministry of Home Affairs as general guidance\nin the field of domestic politics and democracy (Article 117 of Ministry\nof Home Affairs Regulation No.\u00a09 of 2025).<\/p><\/li>\n
The preparation of curriculum material and an integrated\nreporting system by the Ministry of Home Affairs becomes part of the\nMinistry of Home Affairs\u2019 duties as a supervisor in accordance with the\nrevision of Article 46 of Law No.\u00a02 of 2008.<\/p><\/li>\n
The need to add to the revision of Article 29 of Law No.\u00a02 of\n2011:<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
\u2022 Regarding political party membership in Article 29 paragraph (1)\nletter a, add that political party members consist of young,\nintermediate, and senior members.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Requirements for cadres who become prospective DPR\/DPRD candidates\nare clearly stated and tiered in the Law under Article 29 paragraph\n(1a). For example: prospective DPR candidates from senior cadres,\nprospective Provincial DPRD candidates from intermediate cadres.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Requirements for prospective\npresidential\/vice-presidential\/regional head\/deputy regional head\ncandidates, in addition to being democratic and open, add a clause\noriginating from the party cadre system.<\/p>\n
\u2022 Add requirements for a minimum joining time in the party to be\nnominated by the party.<\/p>\n
The Ministry of Home Affairs to prepare standardisation and an\nintegrated reporting system for political party cadre development with\nbanpol.<\/p><\/li>\n
Encourage political parties to implement the Constitutional Court\nDecision No.\u00a060\/PUU-XXII\/2024 on the minimum threshold for regional\nelections through candidate recruitment based on cadre\ndevelopment.<\/p><\/li>\n
To ensure cadre development runs effectively, regulation is\nneeded to limit the leadership of the general chair of the party to a\nmaximum of two terms of office.<\/p><\/li>\n
The initiators of changes to Law No.\u00a02 of 2011 (Ministry of Home\nAffairs and Ministry of Law and Human Rights) and the DPR (Commission II\nand Legislative Body) to complete Article 34 paragraph (1) letter a by\nimplementing member dues with amounts based on cadre tiers and recorded\nin the political party\u2019s financial reporting.<\/p><\/li>\n
Political parties to implement Article 34 paragraph (1) letter a\nby applying member dues with amounts based on cadre tiers and recorded\nin the political party\u2019s financial reporting.<\/p><\/li>\n
Political party financial reports to disclose individual\ndonations consisting of donations from executive\/legislative official\nparty members, ordinary members, and non-party members.<\/p><\/li>\n
Eliminate sources of donations from business entities\/companies.\nDonations originating from business entities\/companies to be recorded as\ndonations from individuals (beneficial ownership of the business entity)\n(implication: deletion of Article 35 paragraph (1) letter c).<\/p><\/li>\n
The Ministry of Home Affairs to create an integrated political\nparty financial reporting system with the banpol reporting system that\ncan be accessed by the public.<\/p><\/li>\n
The need to add to Article 39 in the revision of Law 2 of\n2011:<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
The management of Political Party finances as referred to in\nparagraph (1) is audited by a public accountant every 1 (one) year and\nintegrated into the political party financial reporting system managed\nby the government (Ministry of Home Affairs) periodically every\nyear.<\/p>\n
The need to add provisions for sanctions in Article 47 of Law 2\nof 2011 regarding non-compliance of political parties in implementing\nArticle 39 of Law 2 of 2011.<\/p><\/li>\n
Revision of Article 46 of Law No.\u00a02 of 2011 to be completed\nwith:<\/p><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
\u2022 The name of the institution granted authority to supervise\npolitical parties.<\/p>\n
\u2022 The scope of supervision includes party finances, cadre\ndevelopment, and political education.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/kpk-on-study-results-regarding-parties-political-parties-already-involved-1777017158", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }