In the current selection of KPK leaders, did the government nominate its candidate through the selection committee?
According to regulations, it would not be appropriate for the government to recommend or nominate candidates. The governments preference should actually be implemented through the approved selection mechanism. The President formed the selection committee through a presidential decree. So, if the government went ahead and nominated its choice, that would not be seen as fair. Right now, anyone who applies will have the same chance. I think a dilemma would be created if the committee acted because there was a favorite nominee. Judging from the names provided by the selection committee, there seems to be a shortage of good candidates. Could this be influenced by the impression that the KPK leadership can be criminalized? That may well be the case. Pak Chandra and Pak Bibit have their human sides. As KPK leaders, why must they face such a heavy burden? Im sure this can affect the selection. In my view, that in itself is already a selection. If there is anyone who refuses to apply for fear o
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