Polman, Sulbarkita.com -- Deviations in village funds have dominated the findings of the Polewali Mandar Regency Inspectorate in the past two years. Even today, a number of villages must continue to undergo a hearing on the Treasury Claim - Compensation Claims (TP - TGR).
Chief Inspector of Polman, Ahmad Syaifudin, said the finding of state losses on village funds was due to administrative negligence as well as the transition period when the Village Official (PJs) Village Chief (Kades) was in office.
"Almost all villages have findings, there are only a few findings and there are many," said Syaifudin when met in his office, Tuesday, August 20, 2019.
Therefore, PJs Kades risks being fired if they do not immediately recover the state losses from the Inspectorate's findings. That is because the majority of PJs Kades have status as State Civil Apparatus (ASN). "So if it is proven, the sanctions will be fired for ASN," explained Syaifudin.
According to him, the return on state losses attached to village funds reached one billion rupiah. Therefore, said Syaifuddin, he gave a 60-day deadline to problematic village officials to recover state losses before being transferred to the TP-TGR hearing.
"On average they return it before 60 days, but there will also be a new TP - TGR trial for compensation," said Syaifuddin.
In addition to the findings of irregularities in village funds, the findings of misuse of School Operational Assistance (BOS) funds as well as cases were briefly continued up to the TP-TGR hearing. "Including the former Principal of the Polewali 1 Public Middle School, we have a TGR trial," said Syaifudin.
Syaifuddin also said, the Government Internal Supervisory Apparatus (APIP) consisting of several institutions did not prioritize punishment but how to try to save state money. "The Regional Apparatus Organization (OPD) should now be able to determine the risk of loss of the use of state money in its activities," he said.
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