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Sessão Deliberativa Extraordinária Presencial (AM nº 123/2020)

6 statements · 1 politicians · May 6, 2026

Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 6 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Regulation and Oversight, Industrial and Energy Policy.

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  1. Kim Kataguiri
    Against

    About: create a council with broad powers over regulatory agencies and companies' corporate structure

    Mr. President, the Partido Missão advises 'no'. I agree that incentives should be created to develop the production chain within Brazil, but those incentives are already provided for in the law.
  2. Kim Kataguiri
    Neutral

    About: create incentives to develop the production chain in Brazil

    The more these companies invest in Brazil in science and technology, and the more they invest in a complex domestic supply chain, the greater the incentives will be.
  3. Kim Kataguiri
    Neutral

    About: create incentives to develop the production chain in Brazil

    This is already established in the legislation. Now, regarding the council, the Left itself has cited problems of capture of regulatory agencies that could occur with this council.
  4. Kim Kataguiri
    Neutral

    About: create a council with broad powers over regulatory agencies and companies' corporate structure

    So, there is concern among those who distrust the State, and concern among those who distrust private enterprise, that it would involve the seizure of a state structure and the conferral of broad powers, including the authority to deliberate on changes to the shareholding structure.
  5. Kim Kataguiri
    Against

    About: create a council with broad powers over regulatory agencies and companies' corporate structure

    It is too much micromanagement to vest in a body like this.
  6. Kim Kataguiri
    Against

    About: create a council with broad powers over regulatory agencies and companies' corporate structure

    There is not even a precedent with similar powers. Therefore, our recommendation is "no".
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