It is imperative for business owners, directors, public officers such as a governor or regent and high-level individuals to implement robust processes aimed at safeguarding against potential breaches of the Anti Corruption Act of number 15 of 2010 and other relevant legislation. Given that Indonesia as one of countries which is massively eradicating practice corruption, every single step to run business or take a policy must be pursuant to the act. Failure to take appropriate action in this regard could expose them to the risk of being subject to investigation.
The Anti Corruption Act of number 15 of 2010 has extensive scope, and violating it can result in criminal liability for both individuals and companies, carrying potential imprisonment and/or penalties such as fines. As a lawyer having experiences relating to that case, I am able to offer specialized guidance and legal representation to both individuals and corporations, whether they are facing investigation or require help in adhering to the law.