Survey: Police and Civil Servant Registration Deemed Vulnerable to Corruption

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Reza Pahlevi 09/06/2022 15:00 WIB

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According to an LSI survey, the prevalence of corruption is perceived as significantly higher than lower when dealing with the police and applying for civil service positions.

Sectors with High Corruption Prevalence According to Respondents (2020*)

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Sectors with High Corruption Prevalence According to Respondents (2020*)

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Corruption cases can be found in many institutions and at various levels of office.

However, according to a survey, the majority or 44% of respondents rated the level of corruption as high when dealing with the police.

Then 41% of respondents rated the level of corruption as high when applying for a job as a civil servant (PNS).

"The prevalence of corruption is rated higher than low when dealing with the police and applying to become a civil servant," wrote Indikator in its report.

As many as 34% of respondents also rated the level of corruption as high in the use of village funds.

Then 28% of respondents assessed a similar problem in the process of handling permits at regional government offices, and when handling public administrative requirements (ID card, Family Card, Birth Certificate).

Indikator cites the results of this survey from the Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) and published it on Wednesday (8/6/2022). The survey cited was conducted in November-December 2020.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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