Indonesia’s Forestry Minister, Raja Juli Antoni, declined to comment when pressed by reporters regarding the Corruption Eradication Commission’s (KPK) decision to reject his previously submitted report on received gratuities. The minister offered only a simple “thank you” in response to questions about the KPK’s move. This silence has fueled speculation and raised concerns about potential corruption within the forestry sector. The KPK’s rejection suggests insufficient evidence or a lack of compliance in Antoni’s initial report. The lack of transparency from the minister is drawing criticism from observers. This situation highlights ongoing challenges in combating corruption within Indonesian government institutions. Further investigation into the matter is anticipated.