Public Safety

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.

• The bill deals with the National System to Confront Violence against Girls and Women.
• The bill makes it mandatory to apply restrictions-of-rights penalties to people convicted of pedophilia crimes.
• The bill amends the Penal Code to increase the penalties for theft, robbery, receiving stolen goods (buying or receiving something of criminal origin), receiving stolen animals and interruption of…
• Proposes changing five articles of the Constitution to deal with the role of the federal government, states, the Federal District and municipalities in public safety.
• The bill grants amnesty, that is, forgiveness of punishments, to people who took part in politically motivated protests making demands.
• The bill changes several laws, among them the Criminal Organizations Law, the Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Heinous Crimes Law and the Penal Execution Law.
• The bill changes Law No. 9.605/1998 to treat as a crime the trade of ornamental fish and the sale, export, purchase and keeping of wild animals, when done on a permanent and large-scale basis.
• Changes the law that creates the National Penitentiary Fund (Funpen) to set a minimum percentage of the fund's money to be used for the continuing training of prison system staff and penal police…
• The bill provides that when the aggressor approaches the victim of his or her own will, this is the crime of breaching a protective order.
• The bill changes the Penal Execution Law to set at 80% of the sentence the minimum time served before a convicted person can move to a less strict prison regime (progression of regime).
• The bill changes article 15 of the Disarmament Statute (Law No. 10.826/2003) to increase the prison sentence for the crime of discharging a firearm when the weapon is of restricted or prohibited use.
• The bill deals with cooperation among the federal government, states and municipalities in fighting organized crime that operates in several countries, and with the punishment of certain crimes.
• The bill changes an article of the Penal Code that deals with the security measure applied to a person who is not criminally responsible, that is, a person who cannot be held criminally liable.
• The bill changes two laws to state expressly that money from the National Penitentiary Fund (FUPEN) and the National Public Safety Fund (FNSP) may be used by state and municipal bodies and entities…
• Releases an extraordinary credit of R$ 30,157,034.00 to the Ministry of Justice and Public Security.
• The bill changes Law No. 8.629 of 1993 to deal with bars applied to those who occupy or invade properties throughout the national territory.
• Changes the Penal Code and other laws to treat the work of judges and members of the Public Prosecutor's Office as a permanent-risk activity and to guarantee them protection measures.
• The bill defines as a crime discrimination against politically exposed persons, persons under investigation and defendants in court proceedings.
• The bill changes Decree-Law No. 667/1969, which reorganizes the Military Police forces and Military Fire Brigades of the states, the Territories and the Federal District.
• The bill changes a part of article 6 of Law No. 10.826 of 2003 to authorize Bailiffs to carry firearms.
• The bill authorizes the installation of facial recognition cameras nationwide.
• The bill changes article 113 of a decree-law, cited in the official summary (ementa) as Decree-Law 2.848.
• The bill regulates the relevance regime for questions of infraconstitutional federal law, used to admit special appeals to the Superior Court of Justice (STJ).
• Amends the law on the Federal Police fund (FUNAPOL), defining its revenues and the use of its resources.
• The bill amends Law No. 8.137/1990 to make it a crime to raise, without just cause, the price of public utility goods.
• The bill creates measures to combat child pornography crimes linked to the use of artificial intelligence and to techniques that hide the IP address on the internet.
• The bill adds a paragraph to article 232 of the Military Penal Code to increase the penalty for the crime of rape of a vulnerable person when the conduct causes serious bodily injury.
• Creates the so-called Sexual Dignity Law.
• The bill changes the Penal Code and the Heinous Crimes Law to make the treatment of homicide and bodily harm against private security members, in the exercise of their duty or because of it, stricter.
• The bill determines that crimes related to pedophilia do not allow bail.
• The bill adds paragraphs to an article of Decree-Law No. 667/1969 to guarantee military police officers and military firefighters a workload of 144 hours per month.
• The bill changes the Penal Execution Law to create measures that strengthen the protection of women who are victims of domestic and family violence against new threats or violence from convicted…
• Dispõe sobre o reajuste da remuneração das forças de segurança pública do Distrito Federal, da remuneração da Polícia Militar e do Corpo de Bombeiros Militar dos ex-Territórios Federais e do antigo…
• The bill adds, among the requirements for transferring the ownership of a vehicle, the presentation of a clearance certificate for the crimes of fraud and misappropriation.
• The bill changes Law No. 13.105/2015 (Code of Civil Procedure) to allow the lifting of bank and tax secrecy in child support cases.
• Creates the National Registry of Football Teams and Sports Administration Entities that have been punished for racism during football matches.
• The bill changes the Maria da Penha Law to include vicarious violence among the forms of domestic and family violence against women listed in art. 7 of the law.
• The bill covers the prevention and combating of the "fake lawyer scam" and other frauds in electronic case proceedings.
• The bill changes the General Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 13.709/2018).
• The bill deals with the sale, purchase, possession and carrying, by women, of plant-extract spray for self-defense.
• Creates the National Policy of Mandatory Legal Assistance to Victims in Situations of Vulnerability (PNAJOV) and deals with providing legal assistance to victims.
• Creates the National Mobilization of the 21 Days of Activism for the End of Violence against Women, to be held every year between November 20 and December 10.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to create a specific crime of bodily injury (wounding or harm to physical integrity) committed against a woman because of her gender.
• The bill makes it mandatory to run permanent informational and educational campaigns about domestic and family violence against women.
• The bill requires aggressors to use electronic monitoring in cases of domestic violence.
• Creates a criminal protocol for how authorities act in rape cases.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to make gerontocide a crime with its own definition (a standalone crime).
• The bill adds the crime of forced disappearance of a person to the Penal Code.
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure, which sets the rules for criminal cases.
• The bill changes the Penal Execution Law and the law on criminal identification (Law No. 12.037/2009).
• The bill adds an article to the Statute of Persons with Disabilities.
• The bill changes article 55 of Law No. 9.605/1998 (Environmental Crimes Law) to create situations in which the penalty is increased.
• Changes Resolution No. 18 of 2003, which covers the Federal Legislative Police Department and the position of Legislative Technician, in the specialty of Federal Legislative Police Officer.
• The bill sets what happens to real estate of illicit origin, located in favelas and urban peripheries, that the public authorities have recovered.
• The bill deals with security measures in the identification of phone calls and in the activation of mobile phone SIM cards.
• The bill adds a new item (VIII) to the Heinous Crimes Law (Law No. 8.072/1990) to classify food adulteration as a heinous crime, as specified in the text.
• The bill changes laws to increase the repression of crimes committed by criminal organizations.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to create the crime called "City Domination" (Domínio de Cidades).
• The bill changes the Penal Code and the Heinous Crimes Law to increase the penalties for homicide and bodily injury when the victim is a state agent.
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure.
• Changes the Penal Code to increase the penalties for crimes against the sexual dignity of a vulnerable person.
• The bill creates the Policy for Preventing and Combating Violence in the School Environment, called Prever.
• Creates the National Policy for Emotional Protection, Conscious Education and Combating Violence among Young People, called "Juventude Equilibrada" (Balanced Youth).
• Changes two laws (Law 13.431/2017 and Law 13.675/2018) to give priority to the handling of investigations and criminal cases on intentional violent deaths of children and adolescents, including…
• The bill creates ways for oversight and control bodies to work together with criminal prosecution bodies, which are responsible for investigating crimes and bringing them to court.
• The bill amends the Penal Code to deal with the crime of criminal association.
• The bill changes parts of article 4 of Law 10.201/2001, which created the National Public Safety Fund.
• The bill approves the text of a treaty between Brazil and Australia on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, signed in Brisbane on November 15, 2014.
• The bill changes article 282 of the Penal Code to include the illegal practice of the profession of veterinarian among the crimes provided for in that code.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to deal with the aggravated forms of the crimes of theft and receiving stolen goods.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to increase the penalty for the crime of mistreatment when it is committed against a person with a disability.
• The bill deals with defining the crime of theft of petroleum products from pipelines and similar facilities.
• The bill adds article 232-A to the Military Penal Code, which defines sexual harassment as a crime.
• The bill changes the Penal Execution Law (Law No. 7.210/1984) to deal with the indirect execution of activities in penal establishments.
• The bill creates, nationwide, the Community Peace Centers, called Compaz.
• The bill approves the text of a treaty between Brazil and the United Arab Emirates on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters.
• Changes the Environmental Crimes Law and the Forest Code.
• The bill changes Law No. 9.472 of 1997 to require that cell phones approved by Anatel have a "panic button" technology.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to make the punishments harsher for bodily harm, crimes against honor, threat and contempt of authority when committed against doctors and other health professionals…
• The bill changes Law No. 7.716/1989 to provide a higher penalty for the crime of racial insult when it is committed against women or elderly people.
• The bill increases the penalty for the crime of selling, supplying, serving, administering or delivering to a child or adolescent alcoholic beverages or, without just cause, other products that can…
• The bill adds article 244-C to the Child and Adolescent Statute (Law No. 8.069/1990) to create the crime of property violence against children and adolescents.
• Approves the text of an agreement between Brazil and India on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, signed in New Delhi on January 25, 2020.
• The bill approves the text of a police cooperation agreement between the Mercosur countries, for border areas.
• Approves the text of a complementary arrangement between Brazil and Argentina, signed in Brasília on February 7, 2017.
• Approves the text of a treaty between Brazil and Kazakhstan on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters.
• The bill changes the Penal Code and the Elections Law to create the crime of digital manipulation of images by artificial intelligence.
• The bill sets procedures that police stations and other responsible bodies must follow when assisting Indigenous women who are victims of violence.
• Approves the text of an agreement between MERCOSUR countries on what to do with assets seized from transnational organized crime (which operates in more than one country).
• The bill approves the text of the extradition treaty between Brazil and Morocco, signed in Brasília on June 13, 2019.
• Establishes general rules for the protection of animals in disaster situations.
• The bill deals with the creation of a registry of pedophiles.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to provide for "gerontocide" (killing of an elderly person) as a circumstance that makes homicide aggravated, that is, treated more severely.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to deal with the crime of obstructing public roads with barricades.
• The bill provides for a National Program for the Prevention and Combat of Victimization of Public Safety and Social Defense Professionals.
• The bill makes it mandatory for mobile phone companies to install cell phone signal blockers in prisons.
• The bill sets rules for drawing up defense plans against complex crimes at sites that process, hold or transport cash, at companies with critical assets and against the rescue of prisoners from…
• The bill makes it mandatory to offer psychological assistance to public safety employees.
• The bill changes the Brazilian Traffic Code (Law No. 9.503/1997) to require, in all domestic and imported vehicles, a device that allows the trunk to be opened from the inside in an emergency, such…
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure to make pretrial detention (detention before conviction) mandatory at the custody hearing in cases of heinous crimes, robbery, aggravated criminal…
• The bill creates the Victim's Statute.
• The bill changes art. 25 of Law No. 10.826/2003 (Disarmament Statute).
• The bill changes four articles of the Penal Code (155, 157, 180 and 266).
• The bill creates the National Registry for Monitoring Criminal Factions.
• The bill creates the National Day and Week of Citizen Public Safety.
• The bill amends the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Drug Law to provide that schools and bodies of the public basic education network use computer equipment, cell phones or similar devices that…
• Amends the Drug Law (Law No. 11.343/2006) to make it a crime to tamper with, alter or swap the baggage, tag or other baggage identifier of airplane or bus passengers in order to commit drug…
• The bill changes two articles of the Penal Code (155 and 157) that deal with the crimes of theft, aggravated theft and robbery.
• The bill changes the Civil Code and the Traffic Code to provide that anyone who causes an accident, by intent (on purpose) or negligence (without intent), while under the influence of alcohol or…
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure to add one more situation in which a person can be considered caught in the act, called "flagrante provado" (proven flagrante) in the official summary…
• The bill changes Law No. 11.340/2006 (Maria da Penha Law) to address the provisional guardianship of minor children in cases of domestic and family violence.
• The bill deals with the absolute presumption of vulnerability of the victim of the crime of rape of a vulnerable person.
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Penal Code and the Code of Civil Procedure (Law 13.105/2015) to define "procedural gender violence" as an offense.
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure (art. 400-A) and the Special Courts Law (art. 82 of Law 9.099/1995).
• The bill changes the Penal Code to create the crime of "virtual violation of domicile".
• The bill amends Law No. 11.340 of 2006 to create a protective measure for the victim.
• Creates the program "Voo para a Liberdade" (Flight to Freedom), which seeks to bring about actions to combat human trafficking in airports and aircraft.
• The bill changes Law No. 10.778 of 2003 to establish priority in carrying out toxicological tests on women who are victims of violence.
• The bill changes Law No. 12.737/2012, known as the Carolina Dieckmann Law.
• The bill changes the Penal Execution Law, which deals with the serving of sentences.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to allow public consultation of the full name and CPF of people convicted of crimes against sexual dignity, while keeping the case and the victim's data confidential.
• The bill changes the Penal Code and other laws to make femicide a crime with its own definition and increase its penalty.
• The bill creates guidelines for installing equipment and adopting security measures in schools.
• The bill amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to set rules on fixing a minimum amount of compensation for the victim of an offense, with the aim of repairing the damage caused.
• The bill creates the National Registry of People Convicted of Violence against Women, called CNVM.
• The bill amends the Penal Code and the Heinous Crimes Law to make the criminal treatment of those who commit a crime inside educational institutions stricter.
• The bill suspends, that is, overturns in part, Decree No. 11.615/2023, which regulates the law on registration, possession and sale of firearms and ammunition.
• Creates career tracks for Funai employees (Specialist and Technician in Indigenism and Information Technology), a special job plan and a supplementary staff roster.
• The bill deals with the sale of tickets to sporting, social, promotional or cultural events.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to increase the penalty for the crime of psychological violence against women when it is committed with artificial intelligence or another technological resource that…
• The bill adds art. 73-A to the Statute of the Child and Adolescent (Law No. 8.069/1990).
• Bans the use of cerol, or a similar product, on the strings used to fly kites and balloons.
• The bill deals with crimes linked to the sharing of intimate material without consent.
• Changes the Code of Criminal Procedure to allow the judge, on his or her own (without a request from another authority), to order precautionary measures, including pretrial detention, and to convert…
• The bill changes the Maria da Penha Law so that the aggressor is subject to electronic monitoring (such as an ankle monitor) while an urgent protective order is in force, in cases of domestic and…
• The bill amends the Penal Code to increase the penalties for the crimes of rape and sexual harassment when committed during individual paid passenger transport, such as that provided through an app.
• The bill amends six articles of the Penal Code (215-A, 216-A, 216-B, 217-A, 218 and 218-C) to increase the penalties for the crimes provided for in them.
• Changes two articles of the Penal Code on crimes of sexual violence against women.
• Creates the "Não é Não" (No Means No) protocol, aimed at preventing harassment and violence against women and protecting the victim, in places such as nightclubs, festive events, bars and restaurants.
• The bill changes Law No. 14.149/2021 to make the use of the National Risk Assessment Form mandatory for the Civil Police of the states and the Federal District.
• Changes the Civil Code to set at 20 years the deadline for victims of crimes against the sexual dignity of children and adolescents to seek civil redress, that is, compensation for the harm suffered.
• The bill changes the Military Penal Code so that crimes of domestic and family violence against women, committed by an active-duty military member against another active-duty military member, are…
• Changes article 129 of the Penal Code to increase the penalty for bodily harm committed in a situation of domestic violence or on grounds of the victim's female sex, when it occurs in the physical…
• The bill changes the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Military Code of Criminal Procedure to define what to do when the defense counsel abandons the case.
• The bill includes the specific situation of Indigenous women in laws on confronting violence and promoting health and education.
• The bill approves the text of an agreement between the Government of Brazil and the Government of Israel for cooperation in public safety and in the prevention and fight against organized crime.
• Creates measures to protect children and adolescents from violence in schools and similar places.
• Creates the National Organic Law of the Civil Police Forces, with general rules on how these police forces operate.
• Establishes positive parenting and the right to play as strategies involving several areas of government to prevent violence against children.
• The bill defines zoophilia as a crime, treating it as a form of animal abuse.