Technology and Communication

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 changes the Fiscal Responsibility Law (Complementary Law No. 101/2000) to prohibit limiting the commitment of funds and the financial movement of expenses of the Telecommunications Services…
• The bill sets guidelines, that is, general directions, for formulating Brazil's industrial, technological and foreign trade policy.
• Changes the General Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 13.709/2018) to deal with the National Data Protection Agency.
• The bill deals with the provision of on-demand audiovisual content, that is, content that the viewer chooses when to watch.
• Creates the National Campaign for Conscious Use of Digital Technology.
• Approves the text of a protocol between Brazil and China on the joint development of CBERS-6.
• The bill deals with providing postal services to federal public bodies of the direct and indirect administration.
• The bill changes Law No. 8.080/1990, which deals with the health system.
• The bill authorizes the installation of facial recognition cameras nationwide.
• Approves the text of a cooperation agreement on space science and technology between the government of Brazil and the government of Venezuela.
• The bill changes the Access to Information Law and the Administrative Misconduct Law to prohibit secrecy being placed on information about spending by the Federal Public Administration.
• 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 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 protecting the image of victims of crime or accidents.
• The bill adds a provision to Law No. 10.714/2003 to make it mandatory to publicize the Ligue 180 service in news and information on violence against women, in any media.
• The bill deals with security measures in the identification of phone calls and in the activation of mobile phone SIM cards.
• The bill changes Law 14.108/2020 to extend until December 31, 2030 the tax benefits for three charges: installation and operation inspection fees, the public broadcasting contribution and Condecine.
• Creates the National Policy for the Protection of Early Childhood in the Digital Environment.
• The bill creates a protocol for care and immediate intervention to prevent violence against children and adolescents and protect them when violence is suspected in virtual environments.
• The bill defines what the activity of influence in electronic media (the internet) is.
• The bill creates the National Data Protection Day.
• The bill changes the law that created the Legal Framework for Early Childhood (Law No. 13.257/2016).
• The bill deals with the protection of children and adolescents in digital environments.
• The bill adds a provision to the Statute of the Child and Adolescent (ECA) to require an immediate alert when a child or adolescent goes missing.
• 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 law that creates the system for guaranteeing the rights of children and adolescents who are victims or witnesses of violence.
• The bill changes the Penal Code and the Elections Law to create the crime of digital manipulation of images by artificial intelligence.
• The bill approves the text of an agreement between Brazil and Tunisia on cooperation in science, technology and innovation.
• The bill approves the text of an agreement signed by the Mercosur countries on July 17, 2019.
• The bill makes it mandatory for mobile phone companies to install cell phone signal blockers in prisons.
• The bill deals with making a mobile phone app available nationwide to assist women who are victims of violence.
• The bill changes the Penal Code to create the crime of "virtual violation of domicile".
• The bill changes Law No. 8.987/1995 to provide for the possibility of using digital payment methods to pay toll fares on federal highways.
• The bill deals with installing low-tech Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems in public spaces and spaces open to the public.
• The bill sets requirements for companies that provide services with virtual assets (such as cryptocurrencies) to operate.
• The bill changes Law No. 12.737/2012, known as the Carolina Dieckmann Law.
• The bill changes the Law of Guidelines and Bases of National Education (Law No. 9.394/1996) to deal with the sharing and publication of data and microdata collected in the annual school census and…
• 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 incentive rules for the information and communication technology and semiconductor industry.
• Creates a legal framework, that is, a set of rules, for the video game industry.
• The bill changes the Brazilian Telecommunications Code (Law 4.117/1962) to deal with the broadcasting of service channels for women who are victims of violence on the program A Voz do Brasil.
• The bill changes the Organic Health Law (Law No. 8.080/1990) to require that information for users of the Unified Health System (SUS) be published on the internet.
• 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.
• The bill creates the Glória Maria Journalism Award.
• The bill approves the text of a Mercosur agreement on the mutual recognition of digital signature certificates.