inp.polri.go.id - Jakarta. The Indonesian National Police (INP) and the National Police Commission (Kompolnas) have agreed to strengthen cooperation in external oversight and improve the quality of police performance.
According to an official statement, the agreement was reached during a meeting between police leadership and Kompolnas officials at the Main Meeting Room at INP Headquarters, Jakarta, on Monday (11/9/2026).
INP Chief General Suyudi Ario Seto stated that external oversight plays a crucial role in driving organizational improvement, both in terms of personnel quality and the implementation of police duties.
"External oversight can always provide input, suggestions, and reinforcement so that we can work better, especially in strengthening the quality of personnel in the field," he said.
He emphasized that police continue to strive to improve the quality of public services, strengthen operational performance, and ensure fair law enforcement.
These efforts are also in line with the spirit of "Police with the Community," which guides Polri's communication and service delivery.
"With our new slogan, ‘Police with the Community,’ INP is expected to truly reach out to the community and always be present to provide prompt service, assistance, and just law enforcement," he said.
Ario also hopes that the existing collaboration with Kompolnas can be further optimized so that the police's presence with the community can be truly felt and public trust continues to grow.
Meanwhile, the Daily Chair of Kompolnas, Arief Wicaksono, expressed his support and appreciation for the steps taken by the INP Chief and his staff.
He stated that several priority programs announced by the INP Chief are beginning to show results, both within the community and within the National Police.
"The priority programs announced since his inauguration in early October are now underway, and the results are beginning to be felt by the community, especially by members of the Indonesian National Police (INP) internally," he said.
He also emphasized the importance of communication and exchange of views between the two institutions to encourage improved police performance going forward.
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