Kim Kataguiri: In symmetry with the constitutional guarantees of the legislative process, I present this point of order to raise the noncompliance with the binding duty of this Presidency and to assert the impermissibility of unjustified delay in the installation of a mixed parliamentary inquiry commission (CPMI) intended to investigate the operations, institutional relationships, financial movements and possible irregularities involving the so‑called Banco Master.
Kim Kataguiri: The Federal Constitution, in its article 58, §3, does not confer discretionary power to the creation of Parliamentary Inquiry Commissions.
On the contrary, it establishes a true power‑duty of the Presiding Board to install them, when the formal requirements are met: a request signed by the minimum required number of Parliamentarians, the designation of a specific fact and the setting of a fixed deadline.
Kim Kataguiri: This is a constitutional prerogative of parliamentary minorities, conceived precisely to ensure oversight of acts of public interest, regardless of the circumstantial will or convenience of the political majority in office.
Kim Kataguiri: Article 21 of the Common Rules of Procedure is equally clear, providing for an automatic procedure once the regimental requirements are fulfilled.