Danantara Issues Regulation Prohibiting State-Owned Enterprise Officials From Being Escorted by Aides and Patrol Officers
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The Daya Anagata Nusantara Investment Management Agency (BPI Danantara) is tightening the rules of conduct for directors and commissioners of state-owned enterprises, not just prohibiting them from flaunting luxurious lifestyles.
https://www.law-justice.co/detail.php?ID=212547Chief Operating Officer (COO) of BPI Danantara Indonesia Dony Oskaria prohibits high-ranking State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) officials from having too many aides and from using special escort facilities or patwal when driving.
State-owned enterprise (BUMN) officials are now restricted in their use of aides and patrol and escort troops (patwal).
BPI Danantara has begun transforming the work culture of state-owned enterprises by limiting the use of aides and escorts and focusing on professionalism.
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