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Indonesia's Commission III backs effort to add 44.9 trillion rupiah to police budget

From Republika · () Indonesian

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  • Indonesia's parliamentary Commission III agreed to support a 44.9 trillion rupiah increase in the National Police's proposed 2027 budget.
  • It also approved shifting 3.6 trillion rupiah from capital spending to goods and services spending.
  • The commission will send the results of its budget discussion to the House Budget Committee for synchronization under parliamentary rules.

Indonesia's parliamentary Commission III has backed a proposal to raise the National Police's 2027 budget by 44.9 trillion rupiah.

The commission said the additional funding, together with the 139 trillion rupiah allocation already set by the Finance Ministry, would bring the proposed total to 184 trillion rupiah.

Commission III approves the proposed shift in the Indonesian National Police's 2027 budget from capital spending to goods and services spending amounting to 3.6 trillion rupiah.

— Dede Indra Permana SoediroThe commission's deputy chairman described the approved internal budget shift.

It also approved a 3.6 trillion rupiah shift from capital spending to goods and services spending. Deputy chairman Dede Indra Permana Soediro announced the decisions during a working meeting with the police and the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center in Jakarta.

The commission will forward the results of its 2027 budget review to the House of Representatives' Budget Committee. The proposal must then be synchronized in line with parliamentary procedures and legislation.

Commission III accepts the explanation of the police planning and budget assistant regarding the 2027 budget ceiling set by the Finance Ministry at 139 trillion rupiah, and will approve and fight for the proposed additional budget and programs of 44.9 trillion rupiah, bringing it to 184 trillion rupiah.

— Dede Indra Permana SoediroHe stated the commission's support for the proposed increase.
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