Jakarta DPRD's Commission A, asking Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Dept. to propose additional mobile e-ID card car in 2018 General Budget Policies and Provisional Budget Ceiling and Priorities (KUA-PPAS). 

"This is a must, because the Home Ministry has sent e-ID card blanks," expressed William Yani, Vice Chairman of Jakarta DPRD's Commission A, Wednesday (11/8).

He assessed, e-ID card service at urban village offices is unoptimal to serve the people due to low number of Human Resources (HR).

"Moreover, the applicant must process the permissions first when the demand for making e-ID card is booming," he explained.

Separately, Assistant to City Secretary for Administration Affairs, Bambang Sugiyono explained, so far, the civil registration Dept. already has 12 mobile e-ID card cars.

"The proposal will be saved and then be discussed again in the next meeting," he closed.