Almost a Hundred Religious Courts/MS Accept Accreditation Certificate
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A total of 98 Religious Courts at first level in religious court jurisdiction have achieved accreditation certificates. In details, 82 courts for A Excellent predicates and 16 courts for B predicates.
This handover process of accreditation certificate to 98 religious courts / mahkamah syar'iyah was conducted by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Prof. Dr. H. M. Hatta Ali, S.H., M.H. in Makassar on Wednesday (29/11/2017), followed by submission of accreditation certificates for courts from general courts, military court and administrative court.
98 religious courts at first level in religious court jurisdiction which gained acredititation certificate consist of 37 religious courts for Class I A , 26 courts for Class I B, and 35 courts for Class II.
Currently, religious courts at first level in religious court jurisdiction amount 359 consist of 76 for Class IA, 109 for Class I B and 174 for Class II. Therefore, overall, 98 out of 359 or 27% of RC / MS have been accredited.
Accreditation in religious court jurisdiction is named with the Quality Assurance Accreditation System (SAPM). This accreditation covers four aspects, namely court management, court clerk administration, secretarial administration and court facilities.
The process began early this year. First of all, Directorate General (Badilag) established the SAPM Committee, then prepared SAPM guidelines, recruited candidates for assessors, then trained them. After that, each of RC / MS prepares, by forming the SAPM Team and preparing documents.
The next process is an internal assessment by each RC / MS. The assessors of each High Religious Court / MS Aceh conducted an external assessment. The results were sent to the SAPM/Badilag Committee.
The results from external assessment will be verified by the SAPM/Badilag Committee and Team visited to RC / MS which nominated by High Religious Court / MS Aceh. It’s aimed to check court facilities.
With combining four aspects of the assessment, the Committee decided the final result and announced it through the official website Badilag last week.
Director General of Badilag Dr. H. Abdul Manaf, M.H. congratulating to 98 courts which have achieved accreditation.
This accreditation is not the end, but the beginning of a new chapter in performance and service. Each year, dozens of RC/ MS will be checked for consistency, through surveillance assessment.
The accreditation certificate is valid for only three years. Within that time, the accreditation status of 98 RC / MS can be stable, up or down.
Director General of the Religious Courts, expects that RC, whether accredited or not, to maintain the performance. "Maintain the cleanliness of the office and its environment," said Director General. (H2o)