Indonesian Ombudsman Secures Unqualified Opinion for 10th Consecutive Year

The Indonesian Ombudsman (ORI) has successfully maintained an Unqualified Opinion (WTP) for 10 consecutive years, following the assessment of its 2025 Ministerial/Institutional Financial Report (LKKL).

ORI Vice Chairman Rahmadi Indra Tektona stated that this achievement is the result of collective work by all levels of the Ombudsman and expressed hope that the institution can maintain and improve upon this record in the coming years. “This is the result of the entire Ombudsman staff. We hope to be even better in the future and maintain the WTP opinion we have previously achieved,” Rahmadi said in a confirmed statement in Jakarta on Wednesday.

The Audit Board of Indonesia (BPK) officially handed over the Audit Result Report (LHP) containing the opinion to the Ombudsman leadership in Jakarta on Thursday, July 16. BPK Member III Akhsanul Khaq presented the report directly to the Ombudsman Vice Chairman, accompanied by ORI Secretary General Suganda Pandapotan Pasaribu.

Suganda emphasised that while the Ombudsman again received an Unqualified Opinion, there are still several notes requiring attention for future improvement. “This year we achieved the WTP Opinion, but of course there are still some notes. Every year we must continue to improve, and hopefully we can resolve and complete all these notes so that next year’s achievements can be even better,” Suganda said.

The attainment of the WTP Opinion serves as recognition of the Indonesian Ombudsman’s commitment to maintaining state financial governance that is accountable, transparent, and compliant with statutory regulations. This achievement is also expected to motivate all ORI personnel to continue improving the quality of financial management and institutional performance.