tempointeractive, 1 May 2010
The Corruption Eradication Commission said it has concluded Bank Century bail out probing on Vice President Boediono and will not repeat questioning on the former central bank governor.
Deputy chairman of the commission Mochammad Jasin said “report from the (investigating) team said, the probe is finished, but there will be more session with Finance Minister Sri Mulyani. Jasin said the commission adhered to efficiency and decided to complete all Boediono's part after the vice president was difficult to be approached on the scheduled questioning day at his office, and fled to the State Palace to consult with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono before he eventually ready for the session.
Four investigators spent almost 6 hours in the session with Boediono yesterday, while another team completed questioning Sri Mulyani in two and a half hours.
Questioning on the two officials has drawn controversy as the two refused to undergo the probe at the anti-graft commission's office and requested for questioning at their respective offices.
The next round for Sri Mulyani is set for Tuesday next week, which Jasin said probably to be held at the Finance Department.
Source: tempointeractive
The Corruption Eradication Commission said it has concluded Bank Century bail out probing on Vice President Boediono and will not repeat questioning on the former central bank governor.
Deputy chairman of the commission Mochammad Jasin said “report from the (investigating) team said, the probe is finished, but there will be more session with Finance Minister Sri Mulyani. Jasin said the commission adhered to efficiency and decided to complete all Boediono's part after the vice president was difficult to be approached on the scheduled questioning day at his office, and fled to the State Palace to consult with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono before he eventually ready for the session.
Four investigators spent almost 6 hours in the session with Boediono yesterday, while another team completed questioning Sri Mulyani in two and a half hours.
Questioning on the two officials has drawn controversy as the two refused to undergo the probe at the anti-graft commission's office and requested for questioning at their respective offices.
The next round for Sri Mulyani is set for Tuesday next week, which Jasin said probably to be held at the Finance Department.
Source: tempointeractive
