Kim Kataguiri: The basic tariff is intended to remunerate the availability of infrastructure and fixed costs, while the variable portion ensures that the user pays strictly for what they consumed.
Kim Kataguiri: Thus, the proposed structure induces the rational use of water, increases transparency and guarantees tariff affordability, while preserving the economic sustainability of service providers.
This change ensures that concessionaires maintain the sustainability of service provision, while users pay fairly.
Kim Kataguiri: The transition to this model also resolves the division of consumption in condominiums, since it expressly prohibits charging a "franchise" or "minimum volume" per unit in any consumer unit, including multifamily condominiums.
Kim Kataguiri: To mitigate impacts on revenue and ensure operational viability, the substitute we present establishes that the change in the tariff structure must be preceded by a socioeconomic impact study and implemented through transition plans approved by the regulatory body, always preserving the balance of contracts.