
Approval of a complementary bill requires 41 votes from the 81 senators
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The Senate is discussing the approval of a complementary bill sent by the government to adjust public accounts. The vote requires 41 favorable votes from the 81 parliamentarians. There was discussion among senators about the interpretation of the rules for urgent requests.
For the approval of a Complementary Bill, 41 votes in favor are required.
The Senate has 81 parliamentarians in total.
Senators Magno Malta (PL) and Randolfe Rodrigues (PT) clash.
The discussion takes place because of an understanding of what the regulations say for approving an urgent request.
Before voting on the urgency request began, the project's rapporteur, senator Eduardo Braga (MDB-AM), said that the text that had been presented yesterday had undergone changes.
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The Senate should begin this Thursday (12) the discussion of the proposal sent by the government to adjust public accounts.
The text is expected to be voted on today.

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