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Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
The top leader of the Indonesian National Police (Police) will change in the near future. general Idham Azis | give up Police officer due to his retirement in January 2021.
Several high-ranking police officers with the rank of commissioner general (commander) and inspector general (irjen) are also said to be strong candidates for the next post of chief of police.
According to information compiled by CNNIndonesia.com, there are at least 11 police officers with the rank of commander-in-chief who have the opportunity to replace Idham.
Among them are the Deputy Chief of Police, Komjen Gatot Eddy Pramono, Irwasum Komjen Agung Budi Maryoto, Kabaharkam Komjen Agus Andrianto, Kabareskrim Komjen Listyo Sigit Prabowo, Kabaintelkam Komjen Rycko Amelza Dahniel, Kalemdiklat Sulief Sulief.
Then BNPT Boy Boss Rafli Amar, BSSN Deputy Director Komjen Dharma Pongrekun, KPK President Firli Bahuri, BIN Chief Secretary Komjen Bambang Sunarwibowo, and Kemenkumham Inspector General Komjen Andap Budhi Revianto.
Meanwhile, in the ranks of the police with the rank of Irjen, it was reported that there were three names, namely Metro Jaya Police Chief Muhammad Fadil Imran, Central Java Police Chief Ahmad Luthfi, and the West Java Regional Police Chief Ahmad Dofiri.
However, the three Polri officers with the rank of Irjen had to be promoted to Commissioner General first in order to compete in the candidate for Chief of the National Police to replace Idham.
Responding to the plan to replace the Chief of National Police, RI DPR Commission III Vice Chairman Ahmad Sahroni stated that it would not be a problem if the Chief of National Police who replaced Idham was from a non-Muslim community. or not Muslim.
According to him, the duty of the National Police is to maintain security and public order, not as a da’wah institution.
“Polri is not a da’wah institution, Polri is the state instrument for kamtibmas (security and public order). So in my opinion, it doesn’t matter as long as its capacity is good,” Sahroni said. CNNIndonesia.com, Monday (11/23).
Sahroni’s statement is in line with the requirements of the Chief of the National Police stipulated in Law 2 of 2002 relating to Polri.
Article 11 of the regulation states that the head of the National Police is appointed and removed by the president with the approval of the Indonesian Parliament. The article, consisting of eight verses, does not require the religion to which a candidate for chief of police must adhere.
Article 11.6 only establishes that the candidate for chief of the National Police is Pati Polri, who remains active with due regard for her rank and career.
The full text of article 11 of the National Police Law
Article 11
(1) The Chief of the National Police is appointed and dismissed by the President with the approval of the DPR.
(2) The President presents a proposal for the appointment and dismissal of the Chief of the National Police to the DPR along with the reasons for the same.
(3) DPR’s approval or rejection of the President’s proposal as indicated in paragraph (2) must be given within 20 (twenty) days from the date DPR receives the President’s letter.
(4) In the event that DPR does not provide a response within the time mentioned in paragraph (3), the candidates proposed by the President will be deemed approved by DPR.
(5) In an urgent situation, the President may temporarily suspend the Chief of Police and appoint an executor of the duties of the Chief of Police and request DPR approval.
(6) Candidates for Chief of Police are high-ranking police officers who are still active with due regard for their rank and career.
(7) The procedure to propose the appointment and dismissal of the Chief of Police referred to in paragraphs (1), (2) and (6) will also be regulated by a presidential decree.
(8) The provisions relating to the appointment and dismissal of positions other than those mentioned in paragraph (1) shall also be regulated by decision of the Chief of the National Police.
Furthermore, the appointment of Pati Polri as a candidate for Chief of the National Police must be made taking into account the considerations of the National Police Commission. This is required based on article 6 of Presidential Regulation number 17 of 2017 on Kompolnas.
Article 6
(1) When carrying out the tasks mentioned in article 4, letter b, Kompolnas considers the president the results of monitoring and evaluation of performance in:
to. Kapolri, to give consideration to the dismissal; Y
second. Senior Police Officer in order to consider the appointment of a candidate for Chief of the National Police.
(2) The presentation of considerations to the President referred to in paragraph (1) shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the laws and regulations relating to the procedures for the appointment and removal of the Chief of Police.
(mts / wis)
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