Kim Kataguiri: In this way, the bill ends an abusive industry where the user thinks they are buying the game, but are buying a temporary license.
Kim Kataguiri: Now, Mr. President, I need to clarify a point that is in the bill, which I think should not be in this discussion, but we will discuss it with the future Rapporteur: it concerns the creation of a public fund and also the transfer to Iphan of the administration of declaring cultural heritage for the regulation of games that will be made available in the National Library.
I think these are completely distinct matters and that they hinder the discussion.
Kim Kataguiri: The players are not asking for the creation of a public fund; the players are not asking that Iphan regulate games that are of national or cultural interest.
Kim Kataguiri: The players are not asking that funds be raised for a fund to then finance game initiatives that will be chosen by the Ministry of Culture.