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Ketua Pusat Advokasi dan Kajian Ilmu Hukum Kab. Bukan mobil yang sudah ada, lalu dipinjamkan ke dewan," kata Bubun di Batujajar, Senin (28/11).

Dikatakannya, penggunaan mobil dinas dengan status pinjam pakai hanya berlaku dengan memanfaatkan kendaraan yang sudah ada atau diambil dari aset Pemkab Bandung Barat. Tidak dengan mengadakan mobil baru, untuk kemudian diserahkan kepada dewan.

Ia mengatakan, penggunaan kendaraan dinas DPRD KBB dengan sistem pinjam pakai itu sebenarnya telah dilakukan sesuai prosedur ketika memberikan mobil dinas kepada ketua komisi. Ke-12 mobil jenis Toyota Rush dan Avanza itu sudah diserahterimakan dari Pemkab Bandung Barat kepada Sekretariat Dewan, Jumat (25/11) lalu.

"Sistem pinjam pakai yang diterapkan memang meragukan. Dikatakan meragukan, karena mobil yang dipinjampakaikan itu mobil-mobil baru hasil pengadaan. Ketika itu, setiap ketua komisi mendapatkan mobil jenis Toyota Avanza lama. Bandung Barat (KBB), Bubun Bunjamin mempertanyakan penambahan 12 mobil dinas baru bagi unsur pimpinan komisi dan alat kelengkapan DPRD KBB.

OLYMPIA —

The state Treasurer's Office is rushing to prevent a publicly owned arena in Wenatchee from defaulting on $42 million in debt, fearing a swift bond-market reaction that could jack up financing costs for other local governments.

The treasurer's proposal would force the public-facilities district that owns the 4,300-seat, multipurpose arena to borrow money from the state and pay it back with local tax dollars.

The deal would require approval by state lawmakers during the first three days of a special legislative session, which starts Nov. 1. The special session was called by the governor to deal with a nearly $2 billion shortfall in the state budget.

"The thing that we are most concerned about in our office is ... 28, because the entire $42 million is due Dec. having a municipal default occur in the state of Washington," Assistant State Treasurer Wolfgang Opitz said.

The last such default in this state, he said, was the Washington Public Power Supply System's $2.25 billion collapse in the 1980s, related to the construction of nuclear-power plants.

The bond market is punishing local governments in other states where defaults have occurred, he said.