Sérgio Moro: But let us record that, with the editorial amendments accepted by Senator Weverton and also by this Chamber, the core of the Clean Record legislation, which is to remove from political life, for a prolonged period, people who were convicted of serious crimes, among them crimes committed by criminal organizations, heinous crimes, crimes against life and, above all, crimes against public administration...
Sérgio Moro: The currently prevailing regime was maintained, which is: the serving of the sentence and, after the serving of the sentence, the eight years are counted; because, otherwise, there would indeed be a weakening, since, during the serving of the sentence, those convicted have their political rights suspended.
And here I want to record, at this point, a thank-you also to President Davi Alcolumbre, for his sensitivity in our making these editorial adjustments to preserve the essence of the Clean Record Law, that is, for those who are convicted of corruption, those who are convicted of embezzlement, nothing changes in relation to the currently existing regime. (During the speech d