Brazilian Chamber of Deputies to vote on banking resolution and drone laws

The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies is scheduled to vote on several significant legislative proposals. A primary item on the agenda is Complementary Law Project 281/19, which establishes a new banking resolution regime. Developed during the administration of former President Jair Bolsonaro, this project aims to ensure the stability of the financial system and the insurance sector by providing rules to assist or liquidate banks facing financial difficulties.

Additionally, the Chamber will consider a bill regarding the unauthorized use of drones over prisons. The rapporteur, Deputy Nikolas Ferreira, has expanded the scope of the original proposal by Deputy Kim Kataguiri to include not just the delivery of objects to inmates, but also the use of drones for reconnaissance and communication. The proposed penalty includes one to five years of imprisonment and fines, though judges may substitute prison time with community service in cases of proven navigation errors that do not cause significant risk.

Other legislative matters on the agenda include projects concerning political violence against women, the promotion of girls' health, and the creation of a National Portal for Strategic Socio-environmental, Climatic, and Territorial Information.