The technical area of the (Federal Audit Court) decided to question the National Treasury about the possible use of state-owned assets to cover the BRB (Bank of) deficit.
This is because the court of accounts received a complaint that there are irregularities in the use of these real estate assets, because the Union has a stake in these state-owned companies, even if it is a minority.
The technicians understand that the TCU does not have the authority to supervise Terracap and Novacap, but they recognize that the Union is responsible for safeguarding shareholdings in these state-owned companies.
Therefore, it gave five working days for the Treasury to provide clarifications on its actions in safeguarding.
There is concern about the possibility of the Government of the Federal District alienating or selling some of these assets to save BRB. The government obtained this authorization with the approval of a bill in the Legislative Chamber.
The technical area wants to know whether technical studies, financial assessments or legal opinions were carried out that analyze the impacts of the law on the Union’s assets.
Furthermore, the technicians questioned whether guidance was given to the supervisory boards of these companies and whether the Union identified risks, deviations in purpose or extrapolation of risk exposure limits of the companies involved.
LINK PRESENT: Did you like this text? Subscribers can access seven free accesses from any link per day. Just click the blue F below.
