Plenary resumes voting.

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The Chamber's Plenary resumes voting work this Tuesday (3) in a concentrated effort regime, but with the agenda blocked by three provisional measures. It is expected that before the elections, the votes will take place on August 3, 4 and 5, and on August 31, September 1 and 2.

Bingo Project

Leaders and advocates for the approval of the Bingo Bill, who are in Brasília, will use this week to resume contacts with parliamentarians sympathetic to the proposal that legalizes bingo in Brazil. Furthermore, the leaders prefer to be in Congress, should there be an opportunity to include Bill 1986/03 on the agenda of the Chamber's plenary session.

Health: Amendment 29

The opposition will continue to demand a vote on the proposal that regulates Amendment 29 of the Constitution to allocate more resources to Health (PLP 306/08). João Almeida stated that there is an agreement on the minimum wage for police officers: “We have already analyzed this proposal in the first round and there is no objection to the second round, but we also want to put the regulation of the Amendment on the agenda.” 29 ", said.

Vaccarezza and João Almeida reported that the leaders' meeting to define the agenda for the extraordinary sessions has not yet been convened. Other matters may be included in the Order of the Day.

Bingo Resources

Several parliamentarians have publicly argued that revenue from bingo halls could be the source of funding for Amendment 29.

Concentrated effort?

Informal designation for periods of sessions dedicated exclusively to the discussion and voting on matters. During these periods, the speech phase of the sessions may be abolished, leaving only the Order of the Day.