Federal deputy Adriana Ventura (Novo-SP) asked the Minister of Justice, Wellington Lima e Silva, for clarifications on the PF decision () that restricted access to the list of visitors to .
The corporation imposed on visitation records.
In a request for information, the parliamentarian says she does not want access to sensitive data, but to know who decided to impose the most restrictive measure, whether there was no alternative and what legal basis was used to make the final decision.
She asked the government to consider providing an anonymized or partially redacted version of the list.
Ventura questions whether there are only personal visits and visits from lawyers or whether there were also institutional visits, public authorities or people
“It is unacceptable for public information to simply be locked away for a hundred years without citizens being able to clearly understand who decided, for what reason and whether there was a less restrictive alternative,” said the deputy.
The deputy also sent a letter to the minister asking for information about the criteria applied to requests for access to records of visits to federal prisons or Federal Police facilities.
In this case, the idea is to seek to make the protection of personal data, public security and information transparency compatible.
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