MPR PKB Faction Supports Evaluation of Four Pillars Quiz Competition

The PKB faction also appreciates the MPR Secretary General’s decision to deactivate the Judging Panel and MC in this LCC activity, as well as accepting input from the public to conduct a thorough evaluation.

“The PKB Faction agrees with the MPR Secretary General’s decision that what happened in the LCC final in West Kalimantan must serve as a lesson for the organising committee so that it does not happen again in the future,” stated Neng Eem in a written statement on Wednesday (13/5/2026).

Neng Eem added that the comprehensive evaluation to be conducted must cover all aspects, including technical implementation, assessment mechanisms, participant answer verification systems, and objection management in the competition, so that future implementations can be even better, transparent, and accountable.

Furthermore, as the Chair of the MPR Budgeting Agency (Banggar), Neng Eem also added that the MPR RI Four Pillars LCC programme is a good programme to socialise Pancasila, the 1945 Constitution, the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, and Bhinneka Tunggal Ika to all Indonesian people, including the younger generation from high school students as part of national values education.

“This LCC programme has proven to be an effective Four Pillars MPR RI socialisation programme, so it must be continued. When I visited the regions, the public, including school students, were very enthusiastic about this event,” continued Neng Eem.

The PKB Faction also conveyed thanks for the attention and input from the public regarding the implementation of this LCC event and will continue to monitor the evaluation process carried out by the MPR Secretary General so that future LCC implementations will be even better.