This leaked document obtained by The
Jakarta Post reveals the detailed scores* of the government-tasked selection
panel which was assigned to assess the eight candidates competing to become the
new Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) executives.
Leadership
|
Integrity
|
Competency
|
Independency
|
Total score
|
Decision
|
|
Bambang
|
95
|
96
|
92
|
92
|
450
|
Chosen
|
Yunus
|
89
|
92.5
|
91
|
87.5
|
432
|
No
|
Abdullah
|
82.5
|
90
|
81
|
88
|
410
|
No
|
Handoyo
|
76
|
86
|
84
|
87.5
|
401
|
No
|
Abraham
|
75
|
79
|
73
|
78
|
367
|
Chosen
|
Zulkarnaen
|
77.5
|
79
|
81
|
78
|
379
|
Chosen
|
Pandupraja
|
72.5
|
75
|
72.5
|
73
|
352
|
Chosen
|
Arianto
|
82
|
70
|
83
|
71
|
367.5
|
No
|
* source: Government-tasked Selection Panel
*ranking was sorted by candidate's integrity, not overall
score
*using conversion score of maximum 120. i.e: Bambang received 114
for 'leadership' hence his conversion score was 0.95
Based on the ranking, the selection
panel recommended four names to the House of Representatives to be chosen as
the new KPK executives: lawyer Bambang Widjojanto, former Financial Transaction
Reports and Analysis Centre (PPATK) chief Yunus Husein, KPK advisor Abdullah
Hehamahua, and KPK internal affairs director Handoyo Sudrajat
In choosing the new KPK four
executives, however, the recommendation of the selection panel -which comprises
of academics, psychologists, legal experts and former KPK leader- was
apparently 'neglected' by the House of Representatives Commission III
overseeing legal affairs. As the consequence, doubts emerged: Were the chosen candidates really the
bests among the rests? Or was the selection process merely politics?
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