KPK to Follow Government's WFH Policy, Promises No Disruption to Public Services

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) will follow the government’s directive on work from home (WFH) every Friday. KPK promises that public services will not be disrupted.

“Of course, in its implementation, KPK will refer to the points of the government’s policy to save energy and maintain the quality of public services,” said KPK spokesperson Budi Prasetyo at the KPK Red White Building in South Jakarta on Wednesday, 1 April 2026.

Budi stated that KPK will use its available technology to adapt public services during WFH implementation. Public complaints, including checks and submissions of state officials’ wealth reports (LHKPN), are assured to be accessible via online systems.

“The public can still access, for example, public complaints, LHKPN services, call centre, public information, and various other public service channels,” Budi said.

Budi added that KPK has prepared numerous public service schemes using online systems. Thus, the WFH scheme will not overwhelm KPK employees with preparing new systems.

“Because KPK has also extensively developed the transformation of public services to digital, we have been using various digital channels to disseminate information,” Budi explained.