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Reporter: Firmansyah Lawawi
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POSTPONEMENT OF Credit payments to banks for the public which
impacts on disasters is not the authority of the governor.
impacts on disasters is not the authority of the governor.
The governor does not have the authority to issue
a policy of delaying debt payments, because this is not the authority of the
regional government.
a policy of delaying debt payments, because this is not the authority of the
regional government.
This assertion was conveyed by the Central
Sulawesi Provincial Secretary (Sekdaprov), Moh Hidayat Lamakarate before the
demonstrators at the Provincial DPRD Office on Monday (11/2/2019).
Sulawesi Provincial Secretary (Sekdaprov), Moh Hidayat Lamakarate before the
demonstrators at the Provincial DPRD Office on Monday (11/2/2019).
However, according to him, his decision was at the
level of the central government. “On November 30, 2018, we have
accommodated the forum of disaster debtors by issuing letters and have sent
them to the President of the Republic of Indonesia, regarding the abolition of
debt. I own the draft letter. But the authority is in the central
government,” he said.
level of the central government. “On November 30, 2018, we have
accommodated the forum of disaster debtors by issuing letters and have sent
them to the President of the Republic of Indonesia, regarding the abolition of
debt. I own the draft letter. But the authority is in the central
government,” he said.
“What is certain is that we as a regional
government will always be in front of the Central Sulawesi community. We can do
what we can do and the government does not give any promises or guarantees
related to it, not our authority. But we will try to facilitate related issues
beyond our authority, “added the Sekprov.
government will always be in front of the Central Sulawesi community. We can do
what we can do and the government does not give any promises or guarantees
related to it, not our authority. But we will try to facilitate related issues
beyond our authority, “added the Sekprov.
Planned, today (Tuesday, 02/12/2019), the Regional
Government will hold a meeting with the Central Sulawesi OJK Representative,
Central Sulawesi Representative Office, Banking and FPPH at the Governor’s
office to discuss OJK Regulation No. 45 / POJK.03 / 2017 about Special
Treatment of Credit or Bank Financing for Certain Areas in Indonesia Affected
by Natural Disasters.
Government will hold a meeting with the Central Sulawesi OJK Representative,
Central Sulawesi Representative Office, Banking and FPPH at the Governor’s
office to discuss OJK Regulation No. 45 / POJK.03 / 2017 about Special
Treatment of Credit or Bank Financing for Certain Areas in Indonesia Affected
by Natural Disasters.
Protesters who are members of the Debt Bleaching
Forum (FPPH) are demanding that the provincial government through the Governor
issue a policy to postpone credit payments of at least 12 months to banks, as
well as leasing institutions.
Forum (FPPH) are demanding that the provincial government through the Governor
issue a policy to postpone credit payments of at least 12 months to banks, as
well as leasing institutions.
Based on the public reports that have affected the
disaster, some banks and leasing only gave a time delay of credit payments of 3
to 6 months and at this time some of the related parties have begun to collect
the debtors who have an impact.
disaster, some banks and leasing only gave a time delay of credit payments of 3
to 6 months and at this time some of the related parties have begun to collect
the debtors who have an impact.
“How can a society that has an impact on
disasters improve or restore its economy within a period of 3 or 6
months,” said the action coordinator.
disasters improve or restore its economy within a period of 3 or 6
months,” said the action coordinator.
Previously, the forum had sent a letter to all
Banks and Leasing to suspend debt for three years. However, the parties
submitted still reject this.
Banks and Leasing to suspend debt for three years. However, the parties
submitted still reject this.
“We believe in the policies of regional
governments that are capable and have authority in accommodating the suspension
of debt to the public,” he said.
governments that are capable and have authority in accommodating the suspension
of debt to the public,” he said.
One public observer regretted the demands of this
forum without any prior consultation. “So it’s a waste of time and energy
to fight for something we ourselves don’t know about the procedure,” he
said.
forum without any prior consultation. “So it’s a waste of time and energy
to fight for something we ourselves don’t know about the procedure,” he
said.
Meanwhile, it was known that one of the central
legislators from Central Sulawesi, Akhmad H Ali, disagreed if the struggles
were delivered with a show force, street and emotionally and angrily. “I
will personally be together in the line of struggle of the victims. But I did
not agree with show force, anger, and verbal abuse. We must prioritize non-litigation
standing. We have to be smart, strong and right to bring victim data. I agree
that the country must be present here,” he stressed.
legislators from Central Sulawesi, Akhmad H Ali, disagreed if the struggles
were delivered with a show force, street and emotionally and angrily. “I
will personally be together in the line of struggle of the victims. But I did
not agree with show force, anger, and verbal abuse. We must prioritize non-litigation
standing. We have to be smart, strong and right to bring victim data. I agree
that the country must be present here,” he stressed.
Akhmad H Ali also did not face the statement of
Vice President JK as Chair of the Disaster Task Force with the demands of
Padagimo victims which had an impact on political sensitivity. “Rest
assured we are fighting as the representatives of the people of Central
Sulawesi in Jakarta. There is Mr. Maman, Pak Muhidin, we will all work together
to fight, still long. Don’t continue to conflict with the Vice President’s
statement with the victims,” he asked.**
Vice President JK as Chair of the Disaster Task Force with the demands of
Padagimo victims which had an impact on political sensitivity. “Rest
assured we are fighting as the representatives of the people of Central
Sulawesi in Jakarta. There is Mr. Maman, Pak Muhidin, we will all work together
to fight, still long. Don’t continue to conflict with the Vice President’s
statement with the victims,” he asked.**
