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Menkeu Purbaya clarifies that discrepancies in regional government funds, amounting to Rp 1.2 trillion, found in banks are not under his jurisdiction. Dedi Mulyadi, after visiting Bank Indonesia, explains that West Java's APBD funds totaling Rp 4.1 trillion were found to be idle. Jakarta's provincial government has Rp 14.6 trillion in idle funds, with Pramono attributing this to delayed spending. He assures that these funds are not for deposits. Dedi Mulyadi warns of consequences for West Java officials if they lie about idle APBD funds, while both Purbaya and Dedi have summoned officials and visited Bank Indonesia to address the issue.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (KDM) met with the Minister of Finance (Menkeu) Purbaya and the Governor of Bank Indonesia (BI) to discuss Rp 4.1 trillion in idle funds (mengendap). Menkeu Purbaya stated that the funds should be used, while Dedi Mulyadi, the Head of the Regional Autonomy Supervisory Agency (BP2K), insisted that there are no idle funds belonging to local governments (Pemda). BI responded to the differing data on idle funds, and Purbaya suggested that the funds be checked directly. The dispute between Purbaya and Dedi Mulyadi continues, with Purbaya proposing strategies to prevent idle funds and Purbaya and Dedi Mulyadi exchanging views on the issue. Purbaya highlighted the existence of hundreds of trillions of idle funds, prompting the Minister of Village, Disadvantaged Regions, and Transmigration (Wamendagri) to request action from regional governments. Meanwhile, the Provincial Government of North Sumatra (Pemprov Kaltara) denied having Rp 4.7 trillion in idle funds. Purbaya is preparing a system to prevent local governments from keeping funds idle in banks.