Novel Baswedan opens up questions and answers given during TWK
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) senior investigator Novel Baswedan is said to be one of the employees who did not pass the national insight test (TWK) as a requirement to become a state civil servant (ASN). The novel himself admitted that he had heard the news that he did not pass TWK.
“Incidentally I was named as one of the 75 KPK employees who he said did not pass the TWK,” he said Baswedan novel in his statement, Tuesday (11/5).
The novel also reveals several questions that were asked to him while undergoing the TWK assessment. Novel stated that he still clearly remembered the questions and answers he gave on the test.
First, Novel admitted that he was asked about his agreement with the government policy regarding the increase in the basic electricity tariff (TDL)?
“My answer at that time was more or less like this, ‘I feel that I am not an expert in politics and economics, and of course because I am an investigator of corruption, I am more interested in seeing the many allegations of corrupt practices in the management of state electricity, and inefficiencies that are a burden to electricity rates’, “explained Novel.
The second question posed to Novel was, ‘if you became a civil servant, then served as an investigator, what would your attitude be when the case was intervened, such as being prohibited from calling certain witnesses and so on?’
Novel admitted that he answered “in carrying out an investigation, it should not be hindered or hindered because the act is a crime as referred to in Article 21 of the Corruption Crime Law. Meanwhile, as a civil servant, I am certainly bound by the provisions of Article 108 Paragraph 3 of the Criminal Procedure Code, which is that civil servants perform their duties knowing that there is a suspected criminal act, it is mandatory to report. So, my response will follow the law order, namely to report if someone intervenes’.
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