Two more ministers of the STF still need to vote on the rapporteur’s amendments case, the Senate should vote on the bill that provides for new rules for the rapporteur’s amendments, and the House should vote on the Transition PEC on Tuesday

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 16 Dec 2022 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

So far, nine ministers have voted on the rapporteur’s amendments case. The score is 5-4 against the rapporteur's amendments. Ministers Ricardo Lewandowski and Gilmar Mendes still need to vote. Minister Rosa Weber, president of the STF, postponed the conclusion of the trial to next Monday, following a request by Minister Lewandowski. The STF's decision also influenced the postponement of the Transition Constitutional Amendment Proposal (PEC) by the House. The president of the House, Arthur Lira, scheduled the vote for next Tuesday, December 20. Without the conclusion of the judgment on the rapporteur's amendments and the definition of the PEC, the Joint Budget Committee cannot vote on Senator Marcelo Castro's report on the Federal Budget.

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