--- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > 55 juta sebln? Hehehe... mana cukup tuh, makanya anggota DPR itu nyari proyek > lain spy bisa dpt ratusan juta atau lebih seblm. >
iya, emang goblok tuh anggota dpr. mendingan dia jadi pendeta kristen yang bisa nyolobg duit perpuluhan umatnya, seperti pendeta tong. kalo dpr ketahuan nyolong, bisa repot dihujat sana-sini sama rakyat. kalo pendeta ketahuan nyolong perpululan umatnya, ma\ereka diem aja kayak babi bengong. abis umatnya pada bego semua sih kayak elu. > Emangnya, anggota DPR itu kalah dgn Gayus yg bisa ngumpulin 100 M lebih dlm > tempo 5 thn? > > emangya pendeta tong bisa lebih banyak nyolong duitnya dari pada gayus ya? > > > > ________________________________ > From: sunny <ambon@...> > To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... > Sent: Fri, May 13, 2011 4:39:54 AM > Subject: [proletar] Rp 50m Paycheck For DPR Members > > > Refl. Sekalipun gaji Rp 50,-- juta ditambah tunjangan legal mau pun tidak > legal > sudah lumayan besar, tetapi agaknya masih saja kurang jadi perlu dinaikan > menjadi misalnya Rp 100,-- juta atau lebih lagi, agar anggota DPR pada waktu > sidang bisa lebih sering nonton film porno atau main tetris seperti wanita > yang > terlihat pada gambar.Siapa yang tidak mau gaji besar dengan berkedudukan > menjadi anggota DPR? > > > http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/rp-50m-paycheck-for-dpr-members/440842 > > Rp 50m Paycheck For DPR Members > Anita Rachman | May 13, 2011 > > A house member playing "Tetris" on her iPad during a plenary meeting at the > House of Representatives. Indonesian lawmakers' take home pay could reach as > much at Rp 51.5 million per month. JG Photo/Yudhi Sukma Wijaya > > > How much money do Indonesian lawmakers actually take home every month? > Judging > from what one lawmaker has to say about it, the figure exceeds Rp 51 million > ($6,000) - too much, many would think. > > > Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, from the Golkar Party, said that every month, he > receives Rp 51.5 million in take-home pay after taxes. This includes his > basic > salary, allowances and benefits. > > > He said that the various sums of money he received each month included an > intensive communications stipend, a monitoring and budgeting allowance, a > committee allowance, a phone and electricity allowance, an aspiration > allowance > (for meeting with constituents) and even an honor allowance. > > > House leaders, he said, had even more pay and stipends, with a commission > chairman taking home Rp 54.9 million per month and deputies Rp 53.6 million. > > > Roy Salam, from the Indonesian Budget Center, told the Jakarta Globe that > based > on their current performance, members of the House of Representatives did not > deserve such high wages. > > > He cited a slow legislation process, poor attendance of meetings and wasteful > trips overseas. > > > "Why are we paying them that much for their poor performances?" Roy asked. > "It > must be revised, it must be adjusted to their performance." > > > Basuki said political parties usually garnished the salaries of their > lawmakers. > Golkar, for instance, took Rp 3.3 million from him each month. > > > Basuki added that since the completion of a housing complex for lawmakers, > they > no longer received a Rp 12.5 million monthly housing allowance. However, he > said > that other sources of state funds had been found or were being sought to > offset > the loss. > > > "They have been looking for new [budget] posts, so our total take-home pay > has > only been reduced by about Rp 6 million." > > > Basuki said that he even heard that lawmakers were trying to add more budget > posts so that they would still receive the same allowance as before the > housing > complex was completed. > > > Syarifuddin Sudding, from the People's Conscience Party (Hanura), told the > Globe > that he never paid attention to the details of his salary and allowances. > > > "All lawmakers receive about the same income," he said, adding that the > amounts > were not regulated by the lawmakers themselves. > > > "It's the Household Affairs Committee [BURT] and the House Secretariat that > sets > the standard," Syarifuddin said. > > > He added that the allowances received by lawmakers were reasonable, given the > fact that they needed financial support to communicate with constituents as > well > as pass laws. > > > However, Refrizal, BURT deputy chairman, denied it was his committee that set > salaries and allowances, saying it was the House Secretariat, which was just > following state guidelines. > > > Refrizal also said the take-home pay was not as high as Basuki claimed. > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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