LEGAL BASIS OF KPK

• In addition to the Law No. 30 of 2002, in conducting law enforcement

operations the KPK follows the main Indonesian anti-corruption laws, namely
Law No. 31 of 1999 as amended by Law No. 20 of 2001 on The Eradication of
Corruption
• Law No. 28 of 1999 on Corruption-Free State Governance
• Law No. 8 of 2010 on Combating Money Laundering Crime. KPK has power to
handle money laundering crime as long as the predicate crime is corruption.
 THE DUTIES OF KPK

1. coordinate with institutions authorized to combat acts of corruption

2. supervise institutions authorized to combat acts of corruption
3. conduct preliminary investigations, investigations and prosecutions against
4. acts of corruption
5. conduct corruption prevention activities, and
6. conduct monitoring of state governance
 THE AUTHORITY OF KPK

1. Coordinating the investigation, investigation and prosecution of criminal acts

of corruption;
2. Establish a reporting system in the eradication of corruption;
3. Request information about activities to eradicate corruption from related
agencies;
4. Conduct hearings or meetings with agencies authorized to eradicate
corruption; and
5. Requesting reports from relevant institutions regarding the prevention of
corruption.
 THE OBLIGATIONS OF KPK

1. Providing protection for witnesses or reporters who submit reports or provide

information regarding the occurrence of criminal acts of corruption
2. Providing information to the public who need or provide assistance to obtain
other data relating to the results of the prosecution of corruption which they
handle
3. Prepare an annual report and submit it to the president of the Republic of
Indonesia, the Republic of Indonesia Parliament, and the Audit Board
4. Upholding oath of office
5. Carrying out its duties, responsibilities and authorities based on the principles of
legal certainty, openness, accountability, public interest, and proportionality
 CASE CRITERIA SUBMITTED BY KPK

1. involve law enforcers, state officials, and other individuals connected to

corrupt acts perpetrated by law enforcer or state officials
2. have generated significant public concern; and/or
3. have lost the state at least IDR 1,000,000,000 (USD 100,000)