Increasing Members of Parliament's Compliance with E-Reporting Wealth Reports of State Organizers

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to describe and analyze the Compliance Level of DPRD (Provincial Legislatives Council) Members in E-LHKPN Reporting, as well as the dominant factors of the Compliance Level of DPRD Members in E-LHKPN Reporting, in accordance with the Fakfak Regency DPRD Leaders Decree Number 6 of 2018 concerning Reports on the Wealth of Organizers Countries within the Regional People's Legislative Council of Fakfak Regency. The research methodology will be naturalistic (qualitative) with a descriptive degree of explanation. The research is being conducted at the Fakfak Regency DPRD Office in West Papua. The data source consists of both primary and secondary data. In this study, data was collected through observation, interviews, questionnaires, and documentation, and it was analyzed using the Danim analysis technique model (2000: 218). The percentage of Compliance Level of Members of the Regional Representatives Council of the Fakfak Regency in E-LHKPN reporting was 90.85% in the Very Compliant category, according to this study. The first individual component is the Compliance Level of DPRD Members in E-LHKPN Reporting; just 2% of Fakfak Regency DPRD members may submit their LHPK report directly on the E-LHKPN page. The majority of it is still dependent on administrative help and assistance. Second, in terms of technicality, the Decree of the Leadership of the Fakfak Regency DPRD Number. 6 of 2018, concerning Reports on the Wealth of State Administrators within the Fakfak Regency DPRD, has not yet imposed sufficiently severe punishments on DPRD Members who fail to submit their LHKPN. Only the availability of funds/budgets to help administrators in participating in training and workshops for KPK activities in improving LHKPN reporting has fulfilled expectations across all three categories of resources.