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Komitekomite is a term used in Indonesian-language contexts to refer to multiple committees within an organization, government body, or institution. It is a form of reduplication that signals plurality. In formal Indonesian, the standard form is komite-komite, while komitekomite appears in casual or stylized writing.

Committees, including those referred to by komitekomite, are subunits designated to handle specific areas such as audit, finance, governance, ethics, risk, program development, fundraising, or event coordination. They operate under a charter or terms of reference that define their mandate, authority, resources, meeting cadence, and reporting lines to a higher body.

Composition typically includes appointed members from staff or management and, in some cases, external experts. A committee usually has a chair and a secretary, along with regular attendees. Selection aims to balance expertise, independence, and representation to ensure informed decision making.

Operations involve regular meetings, prepared agendas, and documented minutes. Decisions are usually made by majority vote or consensus, with major actions requiring approval by a higher governing body such as a board, council, or ministry. Committees may also produce monitoring reports and recommendations for policy compliance and program achievement.

Governance context distinguishes between standing committees, which handle ongoing duties, and ad hoc committees, formed for temporary tasks. The general purpose of komitekomite is to support governance, oversight, and implementation by distributing workload, enhancing expert input, and improving organizational accountability. In practice, komite-komite is the grammatically standard term, while komitekomite may appear as a stylistic or informal variant.