All Factions Present, DPR Leadership Begins Process for Motion of Opinions Regarding Gibran

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - The leadership of the House of Representatives (DPR) has begun processing a proposal for a Motion of Opinions regarding the controversy surrounding Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's high school diploma.

The meeting took place at the DPR building in Senayan, Jakarta, on Wednesday (11/11/2026), and was led by two Deputy Speakers of the DPR, Saan Mustopa and Cucun Syamsurijal.

During this meeting, all factions in the DPR were present as proponents of the Motion of Opinions related to Gibran.

Members of the DPR who attended included those who had signed the proposal for Gibran's Motion of Opinions.

"The proposal for the Motion of Opinions as referred to in Article 191 is submitted by the proponent to the DPR leadership. Based on the MD3 Law, the proposal must be accompanied by documentation," Saan stated at the opening of the meeting.

Saan explained that the proposed material must relate to allegations that the President/Vice President does not meet the qualifications required.

Therefore, Saan invited representatives from each party to present their proposals, starting with the PDI-P.

"We invite the proponents to present their proposals. I will follow the order of the parties in the DPR. I invite the PDI-P first," he added.

Dozens of DPR Members Submit Motion of Opinions

PKS faction member Mardani Ali Sera stated that nearly 50 DPR members have signed the proposal letter for the Motion of Opinions related to the controversy surrounding Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's high school diploma.

"Yes (48 signatures), almost 50," Mardani told Kompas.com on Tuesday (10/11/2026).

Mardani detailed that 12 of the DPR members are from the PKS.

In addition, around 36 members from other parties have also signed the proposal for the Motion of Opinions.

"PKS has 12, another party has 13, and there are 4 and 4. I have seen the documents," he said.

Mardani emphasized that the proposal for the Motion of Opinions regarding Vice President Gibran will be submitted to the DPR leadership.

Chairman of the DPR Promises Processing

Chairman of the DPR Puan Maharani stated that she has received a report on the proposal for the Motion of Opinions signed by dozens of DPR members concerning the controversy surrounding Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka's high school diploma.

Puan noted that she will follow up on the proposal for the Motion of Opinions.

"Yes, we have received that report. However, we will follow up after this session opens, determining how, who, and what the mechanism will be. And of course, everything must adhere to the existing mechanisms and constitution. So, we are compliant with the constitution that exists," Puan stated at the DPR building in Senayan, Jakarta, on Tuesday (10/11/2026).

Puan explained that since the DPR session has resumed, the leadership will listen to inputs from the factions and commissions regarding the Gibran controversy.