The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is designing a special costume for graft suspects.
Deputy KPK chairman for prevention Mochammad Jasin said Thursday the move was part of efforts to deter people from committing graft.
The idea has been discussed in a series of meetings, but the KPK's leaders remain undecided on whether the costume should be mandatory for corruption suspects once they are declared suspects, or only when they stand trial.
Jasin said the KPK's leaders would issue a decree on the special costume.
Hmm, I can imagine half of the Government and legislators will probably be asked to don this costume at some point during their career...
Brilliant Idea though, I think there should be a nationwide competition to design the costumes, here’s my submission for starters!
Live Presidential Question Time from the Parliament would be so much more interesting!
Yes, that and reopening the stocks at Fatahillah Square. That might do it.
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