The Federal technical area advised the senator (-DF) that there is no legal provision for sharing the (Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry) on Organized Crime with the .
At Damares’ request, the CAE (Economic Affairs Commission) accepted a request requesting all data collected by the CPI, such as breaches of banking secrecy. The approval took place on Tuesday (14), by the Commission of Inquiry.
“Cooperation between Federal Senate committees contributes to the efficiency and economy of parliamentary action, allowing the use of evidence already produced and avoiding duplication of investigative efforts”, stated Damares, in the request.
Although the request was officially approved, the Senate informed the senator’s office that the CAE working group is not an investigative body and, therefore, does not have the same prerogatives as a CPI.
With the closure of the CPIs and CPMIs (formed by federal deputies and senators), all documents received are sent to the . Public data remains free for access, but confidential data remains in the exclusive custody of the president — in this case, the senator (-AP).
Both the CPI of Organized Crime and the CPMI of the INSS (National Social Security Institute) carried out an investigation into confidential data related to the Master case, to the point that the minister reporting on the case, André Mendonça, determined that .
The commissions searched from private conversations between Vorcaro and his girlfriend to Income Tax declarations (financial intelligence reports) from Coaf (Financial Activities Control Council), which are also confidential.
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