The (Federal Supreme Court) confirmed on Monday (3), unanimously, the decision of the minister who approved the work plan presented by to give more transparency to parliamentary amendments.
and submitted the decision to analyze the plenary of the Court, in a vote in the virtual plenary. The score was 11 to 0 by confirmation.
Although he released the execution of the 2025 budget amendments, as well as those related to previous exercises, Dino maintained previously imposed caveats, such as suspensions related to NGOs and third sector entities.
In last week’s decision, Dino gave Congress new messages on the subject.
He stated that more dialogues will be needed to deal with all existing issues and that the inquiries and lawsuits in progress on cases of irregular use of the money will be maintained, “so that the corresponding sanctions are applied.”
The rapporteur made clear the requirement that direct transfers to states and municipalities, popularly called pix amendments, are only paid with the presentation of work plans.
In addition, it reinforced the determination that they will not be able to grow at a higher pace than the tax framework, the government’s discretionary expenses or the variation of net current revenue.
He stressed that the approval of the agreement is not definitive and will remain aware that the agreement is fulfilled. It also gave a deadline until May 30 so that Congress provides new information on the progress of technical and legislative adjustments promised in a work plan.
“The focus plan in focus offers a path of institutional improvement for the Brazilian state, but does not close the debate, with its natural controversies,” the minister said in the decision.
