Kim Kataguiri: Article 21 of the Common Rules of Procedure is equally clear, providing for an automatic procedure once the regimental requirements are fulfilled.
Kim Kataguiri: However, what we observe in the present case is a state of procedural inertia, incompatible with the swiftness that the constitutional text demands.
The absence of reading of the request and the indefinite postponement of the installation of the Commission end up producing an effect equivalent to tacit denial, thereby undermining, by indirect means, the constitutional instrument of parliamentary oversight.
Kim Kataguiri: One cannot admit that administrative formalities, political schedules or considerations of opportunity of the Presiding Board prevail over a guarantee expressly provided for in the Higher Law.
Kim Kataguiri: Mr. President Davi Alcolumbre, likewise, the STF has settled case law to the effect that, in Parliamentary Inquiry Commissions, once one third of the signatures required to implement the CPMI are obtained, the Presidency must read and must install it.