RRI.CO.ID, Jakarta - The Indonesian government reaffirms its commitment to strengthening state financial governance and public accountability amid the institutional reform process. The commitment was conveyed when the Coordinating Ministry for Law, Human Rights, Immigration, and Corrections, along with three related ministries, received the Audit Report (LHP) from the Financial Audit Agency (BPK) of the Republic of Indonesia on the 2025 Fiscal Year Financial Report in Jakarta, Monday, August 3, 2026.

Vice Coordinating Minister for Law, Human Rights, Immigration, and Corrections, Otto Hasibuan, said that the 2025 Fiscal Year will be a transition period after the separation of legal affairs, human rights, as well as immigration and corrections into more focused ministries. According to him, the institutional changes should not diminish the quality of state financial management.

"This momentum of restructuring must be made a solid foundation in building a culture of transparency in every ministry so that public trust in the government's performance increases," he said.

Otto emphasized that all BPK recommendations will be followed up with concrete steps, including the preparation of an action plan with a maximum completion target of 60 days and the strengthening of the Government Internal Control System (SPIP). He also requested all staff to use the audit results as a basis for improving administration, strengthening internal controls, and increasing the efficiency of state spending.

Meanwhile, Member I of the Indonesian Supreme Audit Agency (BPK RI), Nyoman Adhi Suryadnyana stated that the management of Indonesia's state finances has shown an improving trend year by year. However, he believes that strengthening governance is still necessary so that budget management can support sustainable development.

"An Unqualified Opinion is not the end goal, but rather a foundation for building increasingly better governance and providing real benefits to the community," Nyoman stated.

In the audit of the 2025 Fiscal Year Financial Report, the BPK assessed that four ministries under the coordination of the Kemenko Kumham Imipas demonstrated good institutional synergy and improvements in state financial management. The BPK also provided several recommendations to strengthen the effectiveness of governance and budget accountability.

The government stated that the results of the audit will serve as a reference in strengthening transparency, accountability, and effectiveness in state financial management as part of efforts to support sustainable national development.