Sérgio Moro: ... it does not necessarily need to be in this legislature, it can be in the next, but it seems to me an extremely interesting model in which a minister, whether or not appointed in a technical manner, is subjected to periodic popular approval or disapproval, which makes him more tied to the ground and prevents him, eventually, from considering himself in some way above, superior to the law or superior to the Constitution itself.
The fact is that measures, such as this code of conduct advocated by Minister Fachin, and proposals that are pending in this House, such as a mandate or like this one that we will present — the popular recall — aim not to weaken the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) — no! — but to correct course: to correct course that seem to us...
Sérgio Moro: I believe there is a consensus today in society that something is out of place, and that something out of place is...
Sérgio Moro: (The bell rings.) ... the lack of appropriate control mechanisms over the conduct of the current Ministers of the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) of Brazil, because some of them have, unfortunately, overstepped and committed legal errors that are not, in any way, justifiable. Thank you very much.