Marcos Rogério: The federal regulatory agencies perform strategic functions in essential sectors of the economy, such as energy, transport, telecommunications, supplementary health, sanitation, mining, oil and gas, health surveillance, civil aviation and data protection, among others.
Marcos Rogério: Their performance involves technical regulation, oversight, standardization, analysis of concessions, contract monitoring, dispute resolution, tariff regulation and consumer protection.
Limitations on commitment and financial movements for these entities can directly compromise the quality of regulation and legal certainty in the regulated sectors.
Marcos Rogério: An abrupt reduction of resources can affect inspections, oversight, technological systems, process analyses and other activities indispensable to the agencies' functioning.
Marcos Rogério: Additionally, the limitation of activities can generate higher economic costs in the future, because the discontinuity of inspections, technical analyses and processes tends to accumulate administrative liabilities, delay decisions, increase litigation and later require higher budgetary efforts to restore the lost operational capacity.