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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – Financial Audit Agency (CPC) sent a letter to the Minister of Finance Sri Mulyani on the payment of revenue sharing funds (DBH) to the local government. The letter was a response to the previous State Treasury letter related to the distribution of poorly paid DBH 2019 in the context of dealing with Covid-19.
BPK President Agung Firman Sampurna said the letter was sent to Sri Mulyani on April 28, 2020. In the letter, he said that DBH’s payment was unrelated to the results of the BPK audit.
“Please let the Finance Ministry make a decision on whether to pay or not to pay, you do not need to be connected with the BPK audit,” he said in a video conference on Monday (5/11).
In a copy of the letter received CNNIndonesia.comBPK sent five points to Sri Mulyani in the letter. First, on the definition of DBH.
The BPK explained the definition of DBH based on articles 11 to 24 of Law number 33 of 2004 on the financial balance between the central government and regional governments. The BPK stated that DBH should be distributed according to the realization of the income of the current year.
Second, the DBH allocation. The BPK stated that the DBH allocation was the basis for the preparation of the Regional Budget (APBD). Therefore, the delay in payment by the Ministry of Finance will cause maladjustment between income and expenses in APBD in a significant amount.
Third, DBH debt in the Central Government Financial Report (LKPP). BPK claims that it has been indirectly a statement that the central government uses DBH as a source of spontaneous funding (spontaneous financing) for the benefit of the central government.
RoomAs is known, Covid-19 occurred in 2020, so it should only have an impact on the implementation of the 2020 budget. Therefore, the implementation of the DBH 2019 allocation should be channeled using the Budget Implementation Entry List (DIPA ) for the same fiscal year.
[Gambas:Video CNN]Fifth, using the completion of the BPK Audit Report (LHP) for the LKPP 2019 as a measurement tool to make payments irrelevant in building the overall implementation of APBN.“According to the previous explanation, the Ministry of Finance can use the realization of income in LKPP 2019 unaudited (unaudited) as a basis for calculating DBH payment allocations while still complying with applicable laws and regulations, “said the letter from BPK.
In response to this, Special Staff of Finance Minister Sri Mulyani in the Strategic Communication Sector, Yustinus Prastowo, explained that DBH’s payment had no connection to BPK as an institution. The DBH concession also does not need BPK approval.
In this case, the Ministry of Finance also does not intend to impose payments on BPK’s performance. However, the poorly paid DBH payment is based on the LKPP which has been audited by the BPK (audited) to obtain a fixed figure. He said that referring to the audited LKPP, the DBH distribution was more credible.
“So your hope governance better, there is no need to readjust if there are differences or changes in the numbers or values, “he told CNNIndonesia.com.
In the case of DKI Jakarta DBH, the government has paid 50 percent or Rp2.5 trillion. While the total underpaid DBH DKI DKI reached IDR5.16 billion.
“In addition, the letter from the president of BPK will be taken into consideration while continuing to coordinate with regional governments to carry out refocusing and budget reallocation. “It will be further discussed, it has not yet been decided,” he added.
(ulf / aug)
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