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South Sumatra Police Welcomes Stage II INP Risk-Based Performance Audit 2026

By Jurnalis Senin, 06 Juli 2026 Pengunjung (174) 2 Mins Read
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Inp.polri.go.id - Palembang. The South Sumatra Regional Police commenced the Stage II the Indonesian National Police (INP) General Supervision Inspectorate’s Risk-Based Performance Audit for the 2026 Fiscal Year on Monday (6/7/2026). 

South Sumatra Police Chief Inspector General Dr. Sandi Nugroho led the initial briefing, marking the start of the internal oversight process running from 6 to 17 July 2026.

He said that the audit process serves as an objective diagnostic tool to improve structural health rather than a mechanism to find individual faults.

"The audit team is here not to look for individual mistakes, but to objectively serve as a doctor for this institution," Chief Sandi Nugroho said. "An audit is a diagnostic process that provides recommendations so that the organization becomes healthier, more professional, and able to provide the best service to the community. Therefore, I ask all ranks to be open, cooperative, and immediately follow up on every recommendation given."

South Sumatra Police Head of Public Relations Senior Superintendent Nandang Mu’min Wijaya added that the comprehensive evaluation directly supports the ongoing Police Presisi transformation. By addressing potential structural risks, the regional police department aims to refine its administrative workflows, ensure efficient budget utilization, and ultimately deliver faster, more accountable public services.

The high-level gathering was attended by the Inspectorate of INP General Supervision Inspectorate's Region IV Inspector, Brigadier General Rinto Djatmono, Audit Team A Chairman Senior Superintendent Risnanto, South Sumatra Deputy Chief Brigadier General Rony Samtana, and Regional Inspector Senior Superintendent Feri Handoko Soenarso. This Stage II audit focuses explicitly on organizational implementation and control across 28 work units, evaluating program achievements, operational compliance, internal control effectiveness, and conducting Special Purpose Audits (ADTT) on Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) and Public Service Agency (BLU) management.

(mg/ay/pr/rs)

 

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