Kim Kataguiri: This kind of problem we can foresee for the future is that a citizen may want to have easy access to information that is being made public — for example, to watch a session of the Supreme Court — and an advertisement for a sneaker might appear.
Kim Kataguiri: I find it troubling. I confess that at first I thought, "This generates revenue for the State without any harm to the citizen," but when you analyze it calmly, it can indeed harm the quality of information in the long run. So, I will recommend "no," Mr. President.
Mr. President, this is one of those bills with good intentions but with a harmful effect.
Kim Kataguiri: It harms precisely the group it intends to benefit. From the moment you establish that, during 1 year, for 14 days, the worker has the right...
Kim Kataguiri: Thus, it is obvious that this is reasonable, it is evident that everyone would like this to happen in practice, but let us understand the effect of public policy, which is generally very different from the intention.