The (Attorney General of the Union), the (Comptroller General of the Union) and the Federal must sign a technical cooperation agreement in the last week to standardize rules involving.
The protocol has been studied for years to mitigate disagreements in the agreements negotiated separately by the organs. This manifested in the Lava Jato, for example, when there was a defense to agreements signed by the MPF, especially regarding the amount of compensation.
In 2020, TCU (Federal Court of Audit), CGU, AGU and Ministry of Justice and Public Security signed, under the coordination of the Supreme Court (STF), a cooperation agreement on leniency agreements with companies investigated for misappropriation of money.
But the Federal Public Prosecution Service, commanded at the time, was left out – there was an assessment that the technical agreement could empty the role of the body.
One of the most sensitive issues, according to people along with conversations, concerned the difference between MPF and CGU about the calculation of sanctions and values to be returned by the companies.
The agreement will align the methodology of calculating values, taking advantage of the system already developed by CGU. On the other hand, the expertise in MPF evidence assessment will be used by other bodies to expand investigations of deviations to other actors.
Standardization will increase legal certainty and reduce risks in the signing of agreements, evaluate experts from the agrees involved in the agreement.
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