Candidate for the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies, the federal deputy Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB) said, this Tuesday (12), that he is concerned about the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution that ends the 6×1 scale (six days of work for one day of rest).
“It worries me a lot, for example, this PEC that has now been recently presented, this 6 for 1, where a real movement was created on social media in favor of the PEC, which is a topic that we have and we will discuss, but not just listening to one side,” said Motta.
“We also have to listen to those who employ”, added the federal deputy, this Tuesday (12), in Brasília (DF), at a lunch with businesspeople from the productive sector.
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“We have to listen to both sides so that, from then on, we do not have the advancement of an agenda that could be harmful to the country tomorrow”, added the parliamentarian.
Afterwards, the leader of the Republicans said that his position is neither favorable nor contrary to the proposal authored by the deputy Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP).
“I’m not here saying I’m for or against it. I’m saying that Parliament has to, in its maturity, discuss these topics and discuss them respecting those who think otherwise”, explained Motta.
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“The Chamber cannot become a House where the debate is hampered, sometimes by personal and verbal attacks, which contribute nothing.”
During his participation, Motta also said he wanted to “advance a positive agenda” without harming job creation. At the same lunch, .
The author of the PEC is still collecting signatures to register it. . The text needs 171 deputies to begin processing in the House.
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(With Estadão Content)
