The Corruption
Eradication Commission (KPK) and Centre for Financial Transaction
Reporting and Analysis (PPATK) will synchronise public office candidate
data, said PPATK`s head M. Yusuf on Monday.
"Certain things need to be synchronised. However, since it is a
secret, I cannot reveal the prospective official figures; there are new
findings that need to be addressed by the KPK," added Yusuf.
Yusuf mentioned that the officials are from a ministry; however, he refused to explain more about the meeting to discuss the flow of funds of several cases handled by KPK.
"In addition, we will convey all that needs to be explored," he said, when questioned about the flow of funds of the Upstream Oil and Gas Special Task Force (SKK Migas) bribery case.
However, he emphasised that PPATK does not look at individuals but transactions related to the case.
"We do not look at individuals; we are interested in the transactions," he said.
Earlier, Yusuf admitted that he had understood the flow of funds involving SKK Migas officials in the bribery case.
Funds came from foreign companies in foreign currencies, but Yusuf did not mention the flow of the funds.
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Yusuf mentioned that the officials are from a ministry; however, he refused to explain more about the meeting to discuss the flow of funds of several cases handled by KPK.
"In addition, we will convey all that needs to be explored," he said, when questioned about the flow of funds of the Upstream Oil and Gas Special Task Force (SKK Migas) bribery case.
However, he emphasised that PPATK does not look at individuals but transactions related to the case.
"We do not look at individuals; we are interested in the transactions," he said.
Earlier, Yusuf admitted that he had understood the flow of funds involving SKK Migas officials in the bribery case.
Funds came from foreign companies in foreign currencies, but Yusuf did not mention the flow of the funds.
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