This week, the Chamber of Deputies will vote on the provisional measure (MP) that complements the Auxílio Brasil, aiming that the benefit reaches the value of R$ 400 per family.
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The text was presented by the government in December 2021, but it was necessary for the PEC of Precatories to be approved so that the payment could be extended. The PEC also became a constitutional amendment in December, when the government created a decree that extended the payment of the extraordinary benefit.
The average value of the benefit is approximately R$ 224 per family. In the month of December last year, total expenses with the Brazil Aid reached R$ 2.67 billion, according to government information. In 2022, the estimate is that the expenditure will be R$ 32.04 billion.
Another MP that is in the Chamber changes the rules of the University for All Program (Prouni), which offers scholarships in private colleges to low-income students.
The program created in 2005 offers scholarships in exchange for tax exemption to educational institutions. The rule remains the same: 100% scholarship for students who have a per capita income of up to 1.5 minimum wages and a partial scholarship for those earning up to three minimum wages.
The Prouni change will start to count from July 2022 and concerns a new order of classification for the distribution of scholarships, maintaining priority for graduates of higher education public.
The Senate will make an effort this week, called by Rodrigo Pacheco, president of the house. In total, there will be 19 hearings in the Committees on Foreign Relations (CRE), Infrastructure (CI), Economic Affairs (CAE) and Constitution and Justice (CCJ).
Questions were scheduled for three nominees to compose the National Council of Justice (CNJ) and one nominee to compose the position of minister of the Superior Labor Court (TST) in the CCJ.
Another prediction made is the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC) 110/2019, which deals with tax reform.
The intention is to take advantage of the face-to-face attendance of most senators with the sabbaths so that the PEC is discussed and deliberated in the Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ), and then in the Plenary of the Senate.
At CAE, this Tuesday's (5th) meeting was attended by two federal government nominees for the directorship of the Central Bank, economists Renato Dias de Brito Gomes and Diogo Abry Guillen. The sabbath also reached Alexandre Barreto de Souza, appointed to occupy the position of general superintendent of the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (Cade).
The commission will discuss compliance with the provisions of the New Sanitation Legal Framework. The discussion, held this Wednesday (6) at 9 am, dealt with the regionalized provision of sanitation services.
The sabbath of Carlos Manuel Baigorri, appointed to occupy the position of chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel), also took place last Tuesday (5).
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