Temporary unconditional cash transfer back then to curb increasing commodity prices does work with important implications for conditional cash transfer for poverty alleviation , by dispelling myths that the poor a misuse funds that much b become lazy . Now , the thing with KJPKJS is that they are inherently not enough , even with capable good people . If you are saying that KJPKJS can be run well , there is no reason BLT wouldn ' t either . The problem is that the vast majority of poor Jakartans are in the informal sector that cannot have coverage . Therefore , we can have either 1 . Universal singlepayer healthcareeducation free by the point of usage I would prefer , but probably too expensive 2 . Universal educationhealthcare Insurance coupled with conditional cash transfer . I ' m not talking which politician can execute it well , but I think the only certainty in voting is based on policy .