Legislature and Police, the Most Corrupt Institutions in Indonesia
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The legislative and police sectors have the highest rates of corruption. This is based on the 2015 Corruption Perception Survey released by Transparency International (TI). The assessment covered 13 public sectors, including licensing, basic services, taxation, procurement, judiciary, trade quota issuance, police, credit, customs, supervisory and auditing agencies, military, executive, and legislature. The results are based on assessments from 2014, 2015, and 2016.
The legislature and police received the same score of 56, making them the most corrupt institutions in 2016. This calculation method is based on the number of corruption cases in each institution. Meanwhile, the military was the cleanest institution out of the 13, with a score of 67. The corruption potential score is on a scale of 0-100, with 0 representing extremely corrupt and 100 representing extremely clean.
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