IndocPolls Survey: Teddy Rated Best Official, Nusron Wahid Worst-Performing Minister
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The survey institute IndocPolls has released the results of its performance assessment of a number of government officials. In the survey, Cabinet Secretary Teddy Indra Wijaya was rated the best official. Meanwhile, Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/Head of the National Land Agency (ATR/BPN) Nusron Wahid was rated the minister with the worst performance.
Teddy Indra Wijaya serves as Cabinet Secretary and is tasked with assisting the President's work in managing the administration and coordination of the cabinet. Nusron Wahid, meanwhile, leads the ATR/BPN Ministry, which handles land, spatial planning, and land certificate matters. Both officials were included in the list assessed by the survey respondents.
So far, information regarding the survey method, the number of respondents, and the time the survey was conducted has not been fully disclosed in this report. This is important to know so that readers can understand how far the survey results can represent public opinion in general.
Performance assessment surveys of officials like this often attract public attention because they reflect public perceptions of government performance. Readers can follow the development of this news to learn more data and responses from the relevant parties.
Sources: JPNN.com
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