Culture, Sport and Tourism

Symbolic vote: the parties reach an agreement and the result is announced without recording each deputy's vote. Only in the bills with each deputy's vote can you see how each one voted.

• Creates the Special Tax Regime for Sports Associations (RETAD).
• The bill sets conditions for granting an exemption from the ISS (municipal services tax) on activities linked to the organization or holding of the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup.
• The bill deals with the provision of on-demand audiovisual content, that is, content that the viewer chooses when to watch.
• The bill gives the name "Viaduto Papa Francisco" to the road overpass located at Km 2.3 of highway BR-488, in the municipality of Aparecida, in São Paulo.
• The bill deals with incentives and benefits to encourage sports activities.
• Changes the name of the current Leaders' College Meeting Room to "Sala Miguel Arraes".
• The bill creates the National Day of Women and Men Human Rights Defenders.
• The bill changes Law No. 14.399/2022, which created the Aldir Blanc National Policy for the Promotion of Culture.
• The bill creates the National Day of Congados and Reinados, a national commemorative date.
• The bill creates the National Axé Music Day, to be celebrated on February 17.
• The bill creates the National Day for Climate Action.
• The bill changes Complementary Law No. 195/2022, called the Paulo Gustavo Law.
• The bill declares the National Day of Zumbi and Black Awareness a national holiday.
• The bill establishes the month of August as the month for combating inequalities.
• The bill changes Provisional Measure No. 2.228-1/2001, which sets out the general principles of the National Film Policy.
• The bill creates the Jardim da Imaculada Tourist Route of Faith, in the municipality of Cidade Ocidental, in Goiás.
• The bill creates the National Culture Plan for the period from 2025 to 2035, that is, for the next ten years.
• The bill amends article 67 of Law 15.421 of June 1, 2026, which deals with measures for holding the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup in Brazil.
• The bill covers guidelines for the development of women's soccer in Brazil.
• The bill recognizes football as played in Brazil as an expression of national culture.
• The bill creates the National Junior Enterprise Week.
• The bill recognizes Hip Hop as an expression of national culture.
• Creates, within the Chamber of Deputies, the Padre Cícero Romão Batista Commendation for Regional Development.
• The bill deals with the rights of people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
• The bill recognizes Robotics as a competitive sport and as an activity of educational relevance.
• The bill creates the Northeastern Circuit of June Festival Quadrilhas and includes this event in the Official Calendar of the Ministry of Tourism.
• The bill names the Brazilian section of the bridge over the Paraguay River, between Porto Murtinho and Carmelo Peralta, on the border between Brazil and Paraguay, the Heitor Miranda dos Santos Bridge.
• The bill recognizes the city of Jaguariúna, in the State of São Paulo, as the "Country Capital of Brazil".
• The bill deals with incentives for the Creative Economy in the Amazon, Northeast and Center-West regions.
• The bill creates the Cariri Religious Tourist Route, which brings together the municipalities of Juazeiro do Norte, Crato, Barbalha and Santana do Cariri.
• The bill changes Law No. 14.193/2021, which deals with Football Corporations (Sociedades Anônimas do Futebol).
• The bill creates the César Lattes Prize, of the Chamber of Deputies.
• The bill deals with the measures for holding the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup in Brazil.
• The bill creates the National Policy "Mais Cultura nas Escolas" (More Culture in Schools).
• The bill recognizes Brazilian circus activity as an expression of popular culture and art throughout the national territory.
• The bill deals with the trade of dance professional.
• The bill sets September 21 as the Brazilian Women's Self-Esteem Day.
• The bill creates the National Day of the Land Motor Vehicle Dealer, a commemorative date across the country.
• The bill creates the National Rural Women's Day, a commemorative date on the country's calendar.
• Creates the National Registry of Football Teams and Sports Administration Entities that have been punished for racism during football matches.
• The bill creates the National Day in Memory of Traffic Victims.
• The bill approves the text of an agreement between the Government of Brazil and the Government of China on film co-production, that is, films made jointly by the two countries.
• The bill approves the text of an agreement between Brazil and France on the co-production of film and audiovisual works.
• The bill provides that the seat of the Federal Government be moved, symbolically and temporarily, to Salvador (BA) on July 2 of each year.
• Creates the National Day of Women in Construction, to be celebrated every year on March 25.
• The bill recognizes the Poesia do Pajeú, a cultural expression of the Pajeú region, in Pernambuco, as a manifestation of national culture.
• The bill creates the Federal Sports University.
• The bill officially recognizes the municipality of Campina Grande, in Paraíba, as the city that gathers the largest number of Christian families during Carnival in Brazil, because of Christian events.
• The bill creates the National Week of Cultural Retreats.
• The bill changes Law No. 7.713/1988 so that Brazilian athletes do not pay Income Tax on amounts received as prize money in international tournaments.
• The bill creates the National Hip-Hop Day and the Week for Valuing Hip-Hop Culture.
• Creates the National Men's Health Care Week.
• The bill declares the city of Porto Alegre, in Rio Grande do Sul, the National Capital of Skateboarding.
• The bill creates the National Data Protection Day.
• The bill sets October 11 as International Day of the Girl on the national calendar.
• The bill creates Saint Michael the Archangel Day throughout the national territory.
• The bill recognizes the Valongo Wharf archaeological site, in the port area of Rio de Janeiro, as Afro-Brazilian historical and cultural heritage essential to the formation of national identity.
• Changes a passage of Law No. 14.597/2023 on elections in sports organizations.
• The bill creates the Parliamentary Group on Tourism.
• The bill creates the National Autistic Pride Day, a commemorative date across the country.
• The bill approves the text of a cultural cooperation agreement between the government of Brazil and the government of Croatia, signed in Zagreb on February 14, 2023.
• The bill creates the Mayors for Children's Literacy Medal, an honor of the Chamber of Deputies.
• Creates, within the Chamber of Deputies, the Daniel Berg and Gunnar Vingren Evangelical Merit Medal.
• Creates the National Policy for Visitation to Conservation Units (protected natural areas) and deals with the rules for visiting these places.
• The bill inscribes the name of Frei Orlando in the Book of Heroes and Heroines of the Homeland, which is an official tribute to people recognized by the nation.
• Creates the National Day of the Art of Ikebana-Sanguetsu, to be celebrated on September 23.
• The bill creates the National Day and Week of Citizen Public Safety.
• The bill declares the beach stalls and stall owners of Praia do Futuro, in Fortaleza, Ceará, as Brazilian Cultural Heritage.
• The bill establishes August 18 as the National Afro-Brazilian Dance Day.
• The bill enters the name of Carolina Maria de Jesus, described as a writer, waste picker and multi-artist, in the Book of Heroes and Heroines of the Fatherland.
• The bill changes the General Sports Law (Law No. 14.597/2023) to address private sports subsystems.
• The bill changes several laws, including the Brazilian Aeronautics Code, the General Tourism Law and the Statute of Persons with Disabilities, with the aim of modernizing tourism.
• The bill inscribes the name of Eduardo Henrique Accioly Campos in the Book of Heroes and Heroines of the Homeland, an official honor.
• The bill names the room of the Science, Technology and Innovation Committee of the Chamber of Deputies "Eduardo Campos".
• The bill creates the Governor Eduardo Campos Award for Excellence in Public Management.
• Creates the "Selo Cidade Mulher" (Women's City Seal), an award for Brazilian municipalities that stand out in the effectiveness of public policies aimed at women's well-being.
• The bill grants the Municipality of Campinas, in the State of São Paulo, the title of National Capital of Science, Technology and Innovation.
• The bill creates the National Week of Atypical Motherhood.
• Creates the Solidarity Engineering or Architecture Seal.
• The bill gives the name "Arnaldo Faria de Sá, o HALL da Taquigrafia" to a wing of Annex II of the Chamber of Deputies.
• Approves the text of a protocol between Brazil and the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), signed on January 26, 2024.
• Approves the text of an agreement between Brazil and Saudi Arabia on the granting of visit visas to citizens of both countries.
• The bill deals with emergency measures for the tourism and culture sectors in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
• The bill approves the text of an agreement between Brazil and the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) on the establishment of a UNWTO Regional Office.
• The bill is a tribute from the Chamber of Deputies to Federal Deputy Amália Barros, for her work on the inclusion of people with disabilities.
• Changes Law No. 14.148/2021 to create reduced tax rates within the Emergency Program for the Recovery of the Events Sector (Perse).
• The bill changes two laws (No. 14.002/2020 and No. 11.771/2008) to update the rules that apply to Embratur, the agency responsible for the international promotion of Brazilian tourism.
• Changes the law on "Agosto Lilás" (Lilac August), a month of awareness to end violence against women.
• Creates the Inter-School Cultural Week in elementary and secondary schools.
• Bans the use of cerol, or a similar product, on the strings used to fly kites and balloons.
• The bill creates the King Pelé Medal.
• The bill creates the "King Pelé Day".
• The bill changes Law No. 11.678 of 2008 to name stretches of highway BR-158.
• Creates, nationwide, the month of "Blue and Red August" (Agosto Azul e Vermelho).
• Creates the National Day of Awareness of Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva (FOP), to be observed on April 23.
• The bill changes Provisional Measure 2.228-1/2001 and Law 12.485/2011 to extend the deadline of the requirement to show Brazilian films.
• Creates the National Day of the Hematologist and the Hemotherapist, a commemorative date in honor of these health professionals.
• The bill creates the National Day of the Rosary of the Virgin Mary.
• The bill creates the Glória Maria Journalism Award.
• The bill deals with how Indigenous, quilombola and rural public schools receive their names.
• Creates the "Março Borgonha" campaign.
• The bill creates the National Day in Memory of the Victims of COVID-19.
• The bill creates the National Day to Combat Rape.
• The original official summary (ementa) of the bill was to create the National Day for the Prevention and Fight Against Depression.
• The bill inscribes the name of Padre Cícero Romão Batista in the Book of Heroes and Heroines of the Fatherland, which gathers the names of people honored by the country.
• Changes the Bolsa-Atleta law (Law No. 10.891/2004) to guarantee that athletes who are pregnant or have just given birth have their maternity and the rights that protect them respected.
• The bill establishes July nationwide as a month of awareness and promotion of oral health, called "Julho Neon".
• The bill gives the name "Rodovia Iris Rezende Machado" to the stretch of the BR-153 highway that runs from the city of Anápolis to Aliança do Tocantins.
• The bill establishes July 17 as the National Day of the Oncologic Surgeon, that is, a commemorative date across the country dedicated to this professional.
• The bill approves the text of an agreement between Brazil and South Africa on audiovisual co-productions, that is, productions made jointly by the two countries.