As a people, perhaps you have ever thought at a glance how much salary a leader of the President receives in this country. Well, for those who are curious, recently there has been an explanation regarding the proposed salary increase for the positions of president, vice president and a number of other high-ranking positions in the country. Quoted from the Tempo page. Co., circulated the presentation in the form of a table with the title "Table of Income Index of State Officials and Other Officials Adjusted to Income Index of Civil Servants". In the table, the President's salary is Rp. 533,422,694 and the Vice President is Rp. 368,948,462. In addition to the President and his Deputy, the table also shows the salaries of state officials such as ministers, the Attorney General, the Commander of the Indonesian Armed Forces, the Chief of the Indonesian Police, the Chair of the MPR, and the Chair of the DPR. They are proposed to receive the same salary, which is Rp. 92,237.116. However, as the exposure circulated to the public sphere, the Ministry of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform (Ministry of PAN RB) hastily clarified about President Joko Widodo's proposed salary of Rp 533 million. According to the Head of the Legal Communications and Public Information Bureau of the PAN Ministry, RB Herman Suryatman, the information on President Jokowi's proposed salary increase is invalid. This was based on the discussion material in February last year. “Those are simulation figures that are not yet valid. Materials for the RPP coordination meeting on salaries and allowances that were held last year. February 2017 to be exact," Herman said in a written statement received by Tempo, Saturday, March 10 2018. Herman explained that the explanation contained a simulation of the income levels of civil servants and state officials and was a study material that still needed further discussion. “The data in the presentation not only contains a simulation of the income of state officials, but also the income of civil servants. Please don't be misunderstood," said Herman