Minister evaluates whether executive and legislature are complying with determinations for transparency and traceability in transfers
The Supreme Court Minister Flávio Dino summoned the Executive and Legislative Powers for a hearing at 9:30 am, in the 1st Class Session Room, to assess whether the magistrate’s decisions for more “Transparency and traceability” They are being fulfilled. This is a (PDF – 166 kb).
Dino summoned for attendance:
- the General Advocacy of the Union;
- the law of the Federal Senate;
- the law of the Chamber of Deputies;
- the PSOL Party (plaintiff); and
- the Attorney General’s Office.
It will be an “contextualization and conciliation” hearing taught by the magistrate himself and accompanied by judges Amanda Thomé and Trícia Navarro, as well as by the advisory of the nusol (Consensual Conflict Solution Center) and Nupe (Complex Structural Processes), from Presidency of the Supreme Court.
Here’s the minister’s questions:
Executive and Legislative
- What is the stage of compliance with the determination of transparency about the “Commission Amendments” (RP 8) and the “Rapporteur Amendments” (RP 9), for the years 2024 and previous? What data is already available on the Transparency Portal?
- What rite of indication, approval and execution of “Commission Amendments” (RP 8), “Bench Amendments” (RP 7) and “Pix Amendments” (RP 6) Will be adopted in the 2025 budget? What measures will be adopted to conform the rite to STF decisions and Complementary Law 210/2024, including the flow of appeals and the flow for the publication of data on the execution of amendments on the Transparency Portal?
- Which internal and external control bodies are being involved in monitoring the execution of parliamentary amendments in 2025?
