Rapporteur, Deputy Danilo Forte (Brazil-CE Union), authorized payment from 2019 to 2022; Senate had set a deadline until 2024
The deputy (União Brasil-CE), rapporteur of the bill that authorizes the release, by the Union, of the remains to be paid-the amendments-stated on the 3rd (11.mar.2025) that the text should be voted next week, March 18.
Forte presented the report of the PLP (Complementary Bill) to journalists in the House. Read A (PDF – 161 KB).
“The PLP vote will be the kick -off to pacify all this disarrming that was built in the 2nd semester of last year. We will present a substitute today, in an action combined with the president of the house, [Republicanos-PB]and let’s discuss the PLP at the Leaders College on Thursday. The vote will take place next week ”declared the congressman.
The Senate approved the proposal on February 19. The original text authorized the payment of the remains to be paid from undressed from 2019 to 2024, but Danilo Forte limited the period by 2022.
“We chose to simplify this substitute to just correct, from a wording point of view, texts that were approved by the Senate Plenary. For the Senate approved bill, it provided for the redemption of the remains to be paid from 2019 to 2024. Only 2023 and 2024 are still in force of the Payable Rest Law. What was unable to rescue was from 2019 to 2022. So, we are giving the limitation from 2019 to 2022 ”declared the rapporteur.
Another change included by the rapporteur determines that the Federal Court of Auditors will be responsible for monitoring and overseeing all the public accounts released through the proposal. The original text determined the inspection, but did not specify which body should carry it out.
As the proposal, so far, has undergone only writing adjustments, if approved by the House, will go to presidential sanction.
For the budget consultancy and financial inspection of the the project compromises legal certainty and can create a precedent at risk by resuming extinct expenses. The financial impact of the proposal is estimated in R $ 4.36 billion.