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Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – The special staff of Finance Minister Yustinus Prastowo spoke about Bambang Trihatmojo’s lawsuit against Finance Minister Sri Mulyani at the Jakarta State Administrative Court (PTUN). The lawsuit arose after the foreign travel prevention extension or was banned in the context of managing state accounts receivable.
According to Yustinus, the ban was due to non-payment to the state related to the debt.
“In general, prevention is carried out because Mr. BT (Bambang Trihatmodjo) has a debt with the state. Then prevention will be lifted if there is a payment of the debt,” said Yustinus, confirmed by CNBC Indonesia, Thursday (17 / 9/2020).
He admitted that the debt was related to the 1997 Sea Games.
However, Yustinus admitted that the Secretary of State encouraged the collection of the debt. The Secretary of State sends the overflow to the Ministry of Finance.
“This is the overflow from the Secretary of State to the Ministry of Finance to be collected,” he explained.
Earlier, the Director General of State Assets at the Ministry of Finance, Isa Rachmatawarta, said that the ban on former President Soeharto’s son was due to the fact that Bambang was found to have failed to fulfill his obligations.
“The person in question did not fulfill his obligations,” Isa told CNBC Indonesia on Thursday (9/17/2020).
For information, the foreign ban investigated by the son of the second president of the Republic of Indonesia, Soeharto, was related to the implementation of SEA GAMES XIX in 1997. At that time, Bambang was president of the Consortium for the implementation of the XIX SEA Games .
Unfortunately, Isa did not convey how many debt obligations Bambang had to meet with the state.
[Gambas:Video CNBC]
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