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Summary

This video educates viewers about reporting election violations for the 2029 election. It highlights the four main types of violations—administrative, criminal, ethical, and other violations—and the procedures for reporting them. The process involves fulfilling formal and material requirements, including submitting evidence and ID copies. Reports can be made online through the Sigap Lapor app, and follow-up steps ensure transparency and fairness. By understanding these processes, citizens are empowered to actively monitor and report violations, ensuring honest and fair elections.

Takeaways

• 😀 Understanding the three types of election violations: administrative, criminal, and ethical violations, as well as the category of 'other violations.'
• 😀 Election supervisors and the public must stay alert to prevent and take action against violations to ensure honest and fair elections.
• 😀 Common election violations include money politics, misuse of government facilities, civil servants supporting specific candidates, and violations in places of worship or education.
• 😀 To report election violations, two requirements must be met: formal (reporter's identity, reported party, and submission deadline) and material (description, time, place, and evidence).
• 😀 Reports can be submitted online via the Sigap Lapor app or directly to Bawaslu, but must include supporting evidence and be submitted within 7 days of the incident.
• 😀 Initial reports can be made through verbal, written, or online communication. After submission, Bawaslu conducts a review and decides if further action is required.
• 😀 Bawaslu's process for handling election violation reports includes an initial review, registration, clarification, and a final study to determine if the violation occurred.
• 😀 Election violation cases are handled by different bodies depending on the type: ethical violations go to the DKPP, administrative violations to district Bawaslu, and criminal violations to the Gakumdu Center.
• 😀 Reports can be withdrawn if they haven't been registered yet, but after registration, they follow the official procedures for investigation and resolution.
• 😀 The process of handling election violations emphasizes transparency, fairness, and adherence to the law, with evidence being a key part of the investigation.
• 😀 Public participation in monitoring and reporting election violations is critical to maintaining the integrity of the electoral process and ensuring fair elections.

Q & A

What are the three main types of election violations as mentioned in the script?

The three main types of election violations are: 1) Administrative election violations (violations of procedures, methods, or mechanisms in the election process), 2) Election criminal violations (violations against criminal laws related to elections), and 3) Violations of the code of ethics of election organizers (violations of oaths, promises, and ethics upheld by election organizers).

What does 'other violations' refer to in the context of election violations?

'Other violations' refers to legal violations outside the election law that still have an impact on the election process itself.

What are some common violations that occur during elections?

Common violations include money politics, using government facilities for campaigns, civil servants supporting certain candidates, improper installation of campaign materials, fake support for candidates, and campaigning in places of worship or educational institutions.

What are the formal requirements for reporting an alleged election violation?

The formal requirements include the name and address of the reporter, the identity of the reported party, and the submission of the report within the specified time limit.

What are the material requirements for reporting an alleged election violation?

The material requirements include the time and place where the violation occurred, a clear description of the incident, and supporting evidence.

How can a reporter submit their report for an election violation?

A reporter can submit their report by attaching a photocopy of their ID card and three copies of supporting evidence. Electronic evidence can also be submitted through digital storage media.

What is the deadline for submitting reports of alleged election violations?

Reports must be submitted no later than 7 days after the incident occurred, according to Bawaslu Regulation number 7 of 2022.

How can the public report election violations online?

The public can report election violations through the 'Sigap Lapor' application, an Election Violation Handling Information System, by registering on the app, submitting a report with relevant evidence, and receiving proof of complaint online.

What should a reporter do after submitting a report online through the Sigap Lapor application?

After submitting the report online, the reporter is required to submit proof and physical documents (such as a photocopy of their ID card and additional evidence) to the Bawaslu office within 2 days. If this step is not completed, the report will be considered as initial information.

What happens if a report does not meet the required standards?

If a report is incomplete or expired, it must be corrected. An expired report cannot be registered, and only eligible reports will be given a registration number.