Putra Nababan, a member of the House of Representatives' Legislative Body, has requested that ministers' authority to compile and determine national priority data be limited by objective parameters to prevent data management from becoming overly centralized.
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Putra expressed this view during a discussion between the Indonesian House of Representatives' Legislation Body and the government regarding the Problem Inventory List of the Draft One Data Indonesia Law one of the points of which mentions the authority of ministers to compile and determine national priority data.
Putra assessed that the formulation has the potential to give the minister too broad authority if it is not accompanied by clear criteria for determining data that falls into the national priority category.
"We feel that in this context, the minister's authority is too broad and too centralized. This risks centralization if it is not accompanied by objective parameters," Putra said at the Working Committee Meeting discussing the One Data Indonesia Bill at the Parliament Complex.
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