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Brazilian Senate approves structural changes to the OAB

The Brazilian Senate has approved Bill 1.743/2024, which modifies the Statute of Advocacy and the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB). The legislation, which has already passed the Chamber of Deputies, now moves to the President for sanction.

The reform reorganizes the Federal Council's leadership by introducing the roles of administrative director and executive director, while updating the structure to include a corregedor-geral. Additionally, the bill allows state-level sectional councils to create temporary, thematic directorates to address specific regional or professional demands.

Separately, legislative proposals regarding the protection of children exposed to domestic violence abroad have returned to the Chamber of Deputies.

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Brazil · Brazilian Senate · Chamber of Deputies · Câmara dos Deputados · Mara Gabrilli · Ordem dos Advogados do Brasil · Rodrigo Pacheco · Senado Federal

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  • [● 3 SOURCES] The bill modifies the Statute of Advocacy (Law 8.906/1994). conjur.com.br
  • [● 3 SOURCES] The bill creates administrative director and executive director positions on the OAB Federal Council board, replacing the deputy secretary-general. conjur.com.br
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Sectional councils are permitted to create temporary, thematic directorates to address specific demands. conjur.com.br
  • [● 3 SOURCES] Senator Rodrigo Pacheco proposed an amendment requiring that the creation of temporary directorates must follow OAB General Regulations. conjur.com.br
  • [● 3 SOURCES] The Senate approved Bill 1.743/2024 under an urgency regime. conjur.com.br
  • [● 3 SOURCES] The bill has moved to the presidential sanction stage. conjur.com.br