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What Marcos Rogério said about consult the Senate before applying precautionary measures that affect exercise of the parliamentary mandate

About: consult the Senate before applying precautionary measures that affect exercise of the parliamentary mandate

Marcos Rogério: (Sound interruption.) (A bell rings.) I conclude now, Mr. President.

Marcos Rogério: It is not limited to that. The tasks a Parliamentarian carries out in the state, visiting his bases, talking with the community, are part of parliamentary activity.

And then, the precedent created by the Rapporteur of this matter itself is of a clear and crystalline extent: if it affects the parliamentary mandate, the Federal Senate must be heard, to determine whether it maintains or revokes the arrest order.

Marcos Rogério · 4:16

Marcos Rogério: So, Mr. President, I, with all due respect to my colleagues, understand that, at this moment, it is the Federal Senate that is being attacked.

Marcos Rogério: If Senator Marcos do Val's case deserves some kind of reprimand, refer the case to the Ethics Council, as it is there, and then submit it to the peers for consideration, but one cannot...

Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence

States explicitly that, if the mandate is affected, the Senate must be heard.

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