# The bill sets procedures that police stations and other responsible bodies must follow when assisting Indigenous women who are victims of violence.

- Bill: PL 4381/2023
- Subject: [Public Safety](https://votodeverdade.com.br/en/assunto/seguranca-publica/)
- Latest vote: February 19, 2025
- Page: https://votodeverdade.com.br/en/projeto/2386490/
- Official text: https://www.camara.leg.br/proposicoesWeb/prop_mostrarintegra?codteor=2325670 (The official text is in Portuguese, as it was voted.)

## Summary

The bill sets procedures that police stations and other responsible bodies must follow when assisting Indigenous women who are victims of violence. The procedures deal with the urgent protective orders provided for in Law 11.340/2006 (Maria da Penha Law) and in Decree 11.431/2023.

## Key points

- Deals with assistance to Indigenous women who are victims of violence
- Sets procedures for police stations and other responsible bodies
- Involves urgent protective orders under Law 11.340/2006
- Also cites Decree 11.431/2023

## Votes

- February 19, 2025: approved, vote type: symbolic (no vote recorded for each deputy). Approved the Substitute Text to Bill No. 4.381 of 2023, adopted by the rapporteur of the Committee on the Amazon and Indigenous and Traditional Peoples.

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