Sérgio Moro: And the merit of the bill is to establish that the judge is obliged, in that decision, to address each of these points.
Sérgio Moro: We understand that this should have the salutary effect of reducing such releases.
We also add here the collection of the genetic profile of those who were arrested in flagrante and taken to a custody hearing, which is a form of modern fingerprinting and will also enhance criminal investigation in our country; in other words, this bill has a very modern aspect.
Sérgio Moro: That is the vote, then, Mr. President. I also thank Your Excellency for the attention you have always given to the issue of public security in this House, and especially in relation to this bill, because it was Your Excellency who honored me with the position of Rapporteur of a text that was very well drafted by then-Senator Flávio Dino, showing that we can make progress despite political-party divergences, in this case between myself and Senator Flávio Dino himself.
Sérgio Moro: Here, society wins and Brazil wins with an immediate response to this issue of public security, today so much in focus in our country, particularly because of today's events in Rio de Janeiro.