Members of the CPMI leadership of the INSS (Mixed Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) defined that they will extend the functioning of the collegiate for another 30 days, if the STF (Supreme Federal Court) upholds the decision of Minister André Mendonça that authorized the extension of the work.
The decision was agreed on Wednesday night (25), in a meeting with the president of the commission, senator Carlos Viana, and opposition parliamentarians.
Government parliamentarians, in turn, began collecting signatures for
According to the CNNthe leader of the PL in the Chamber of Deputies, Sóstenes Cavalcante (RJ), presented a counterproposal of 30 days, which was accepted by Viana.
Initially, Viana defended a deadline of 60 days to complete the final report, although Mendonça authorized the . According to the senator, the period would allow for further investigations and hearings, including sensitive fronts, such as investigations involving the Master bank.
The group’s intention is to vote on the request for an extension for another month at the commission session scheduled for Thursday (26).
The STF plenary scheduled the Mendonça session for the same date.
