The Vice Regent of Natuna, in Welcoming BPK Kepri’s Delegation, Admits The Regency Still Requires Guidance.

On Tuesday (31/01), the Vice Regent of Natuna, Rhodial Huda, received a working visit from the Head of the Representative of the Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) of Riau Islands Province and his entourage to hold a meeting with the Government of Natuna Regency in the Meeting Room of the Natuna Regent’s Office, Batu Sisir St. Bukit Arai, Ranai.

Rodhial Huda stated in his opening speech that he hopes all OPD Heads can build coordination and consolidation to solve the problems contained in the recommendations from 2005 to 2022.

According to Rodhial, the Regional Government’s integrity can be seen in its ability to carry out duties and responsibilities in a professional, transparent, and trustworthy manner.

As a result, all OPD Heads are expected to focus their efforts on resolving these various findings. This is significant because, in addition to the state via the audit team, budget management must account for itself transparently to the public, and especially to God.

Rodhial hopes that with the coordination and cooperation established between the Regional Government and BPK, the regional budget management will be better, more professional, proportional, and transparent in the future.

Furthermore, he acknowledged that the ranks of local governments still require guidance and adjustments to optimize development implementation, particularly the function of local governments in providing excellent community service.

On the same occasion, the Head of BPK Representative of Riau Islands Province, Jariatna, stated that the purpose of this meeting is to keep in touch and discuss the follow-up of the financial audit of semester ll of 2005-2022.

He hopes that this meeting will have a positive impact, particularly on the bureaucratic ranks in Natuna in carrying out their duties, particularly in the implementation of budget governance.

According to Jariatna, approximately 100 sample data were obtained based on the first semester examination. However, no significant differences have been discovered thus far.

He hopes that administrative improvements will be made for 2023. He also admitted that he would be very pleased if he did not discover any financial management issues during the audit process.

Jariatna hopes that in the future, every activity or project will be based on the existing Standard Operating Procedures, allowing the documentation and accountability stages to be carried out more regularly and optimally. (Pro_kopim/Endang)

RILIS PERS, Number : 0062 /PRO_KOPIM/2024