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Impactos da Extinção da Licenciatura EaD (Decreto nº 12.456 de 19 de maio de 2025 e resolução CNE 04/2024) 1) DANIEL DE AQUINO XIMENES (Confirmado) - Diretor de Regulação da Educação Superior do Ministério da Educação; 2) RICARDO HOLZ (Confirmado) - Presidente da Associação Brasileira dos Estudantes de Educação a Distância (ABE-EAD); 3) JOÃO MATTAR (Confirmado) - Presidente da Associação Brasileira de Educação a Distância; 4) JULIANO GRIEBER (Confirmado) - Presidente da Associação Nacional das Universidades Particulares (Anup); 5) MARCOS AUGUSTO FRANCISCO BORGES (Confirmado) - Presidente da Universidade Virtual do Estado de São Paulo (Univesp); 6) ANTONIO CARLOS RODRIGUES AMORIM (Confirmado) - Diretor de Articulação e Inovação em Educação Aberta da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (Capes); 7) (a Confirmar) Representante da Universidade Aberta do Brasil; 8) LEONARDO PASCOAL (Confirmado) - Secretário Municipal de Educação de Porto Alegre e Presidente do Conselho Nacional de Secretários de Educação das Capitais (Consec); 9) JOÃO VIANNEY (Confirmado) - Pesquisador Especialista em EAD e Membro da Hoper Educação; 10) ROBERTA GUEDES (Confirmada) - Gerente da Câmara de Ensino Superior da Associação Nacional de Educação Católica do Brasil (Anec); 11) ROBERTA JACARANDÁ (Confirmada) - Diretora de Relações Institucionais do Conselho Digital; 12) DINAMARA PEREIRA MACHADO (Confirmada) - Diretora de EaD do Sindicato dos Estabelecimentos Particulares de Ensino do Estado do Paraná (Sinepe-PR) e representante da Associação dos Mantenedores Independentes Educadores do Ensino Superior (AMIES); 13) HAROLDO ROCHA (Confirmado) - Diretor-Geral do Movimento Profissão Docente. (REQ 47/2026 CE e REQ 52/2026 CE, ambos da deputada Greyce Elias, e REQ 56/2026 CE, do deputado Diego Garcia)
49 classified statements · 1 politicians · July 8, 2026
Statements by Kim Kataguiri. 49 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Education, Sanitation, Legislative Process, Tariff Policy.
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Kim Kataguiri
11:00
About: make adjustment of school holidays to the Women's World Cup calendar optional
Mr. President, the urgency of the bill we just approved is essential because many parents have even approached me about this bill, which created an obligation to grant school vacations during the Women's World Cup, which we will have next year.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Declares the project's urgency is fundamental and explicitly defends it.
Kim Kataguiri
11:16
About: make adjustment of school holidays to the Women's World Cup calendar optional
Many parents were worried because they did not have that schedule, they did not have the possibility of taking care of their children, of not keeping them at school with this new calendar that had been imposed.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports parents' concerns without proposing any course of action.
Kim Kataguiri
11:30
About: make adjustment of school holidays to the Women's World Cup calendar optional
The urgency of the bill we approved now makes it merely optional for the school to adjust its vacations or not, instead of being an obligation.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Describes the normative effect of the approved bill, without making an appeal.
Kim Kataguiri
11:40
About: make adjustment of school holidays to the Women's World Cup calendar optional
So, I think this is an important bill to assist many parents who have been appealing that it makes no sense and that it harms them greatly to have nowhere to leave their children during the Women's World Cup period.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States the bill is important to serve parents, supporting it.
Kim Kataguiri
11:55
About: make adjustment of school holidays to the Women's World Cup calendar optional
So, I record the favorable vote of Partido Missão.
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence Records the party's favorable vote, explicit support for the proposal.
Kim Kataguiri
75:00
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
Mr. President, Members of the Chamber, this is a bill that aims, today, to eliminate the minimum water tariff and replace it with a basic tariff.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence Explains the bill's objective without a direct appeal.
Kim Kataguiri
75:10
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
Today, if a person consumes, for example, 10 cubic meters of water, they will pay the same as someone who consumes zero, because it's as if you, Sergeant Fahur, walked into a bar and there was a 50 reais tab: the guy who consumed pays 50 reais, and the guy who didn't consume pays 50 reais as well.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Uses an illustrative example to describe the current functioning of tariffs.
Kim Kataguiri
75:32
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
What we want to do is the following — that's how the water tariff works today —: if you consumed nothing, you will pay for the chair you sat on, for the waiter who said "hi" to you, you will pay 15 reais; and the person who consumed will pay the 15 reais plus what they consumed.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence details how the minimum tariff burdens those who consume less, explaining the current model.
Kim Kataguiri
75:56
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
Basically, we are changing the structure to make tariffs fairer, especially for that consumer who ends up paying for others' consumption.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence states that the change seeks to bring more fairness to tariffs, defending it.
Kim Kataguiri
76:06
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
So, we move to the vote, Mr. President. "Rapporteur's Vote a) Assumptions of constitutionality, legality and legislative technique Regarding formal constitutionality, all aspects related to legislative competence, the legitimacy of parliamentary initiative and the appropriate instrument for addressing the matter were respected.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence announces the rapporteur's vote and justifies the favorable processing of the bill.
Kim Kataguiri
76:24
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The Union holds exclusive competence to legislate on national guidelines for basic sanitation (art. 21, XX, of the Federal Constitution), the matter is not subject to any kind of reserved initiative, and an ordinary law is the appropriate vehicle.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence presents a constitutional basis for legislative competence over sanitation.
Kim Kataguiri
76:39
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
As to the analysis of the material constitutionality of the proposals, there is nothing that taints the bills, which conform to the principles and rules emanating from the Federal Constitution.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence declares that there is no material constitutional defect in the bill.
Kim Kataguiri
76:50
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
As for legality, we consider that the legislative proposal is legal, insofar as it innovates the legal order and respects the general principles of law.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence states that the proposal is legal and respects general principles of law.
Kim Kataguiri
77:00
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The legislative technique and wording used in the bill are adequate, fully complying with the Brazilian Norm of Legislation Drafting (Complementary Law No. 95 of 1998). b) Merit The charging of a "minimum tariff" or "consumption allowance" stems from a logic of presumed volume which, although historically used to ensure revenue predictability, today produces socially unjust and environmentally inadequate effects.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence endorses the bill's legislative drafting technique without expressing opposition.
Kim Kataguiri
77:23
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
By charging for a volume that was not necessarily consumed, the minimum allowance can penalize low-consumption users, such as lower-income families or people who live alone, and encourage waste, since the marginal cost of consumption up to the allowance limit is zero.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence criticizes the minimum tariff as socially unjust, advocating its replacement.
Kim Kataguiri
77:42
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
By imposing payment for unused volume, the model punishes the consumer who uses little water and discourages the rational use of natural resources.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence states that the current model punishes low consumers, arguing for change.
Kim Kataguiri
77:52
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
Under the current model, a large part of the utility's revenue does not vary according to actual water consumption.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence reports that current billing does not follow actual consumption.
Kim Kataguiri
78:00
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
This situation may even be advantageous from the point of view of the service provider's financial stability, but it generates significant distortions from a regulatory, environmental and social perspective.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence acknowledges advantages for concessionaires but points out distortions that must be corrected.
Kim Kataguiri
78:11
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
It is important to recognize, however, that sanitation services have relevant fixed costs, such as the maintenance of networks and treatment plants and the permanent availability of infrastructure, which need to be financed in a stable manner.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence recognizes the service's fixed costs as an argument for caution in tariff reform.
Kim Kataguiri
78:26
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The simple prohibition of charging for minimum consumption, without a tariff restructuring, could create regulatory uncertainty and compromise the economic-financial balance of existing concession contracts, transferring costs in a disorderly manner.
Why it was classified this way · 78% confidence alerts that a ban without transition could affect the economic balance of contracts.
Kim Kataguiri
78:38
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
Furthermore, a specific ban on charging a minimum tariff only with respect to condominiums with multiple real estate units and a single meter could create serious distortions in relation to other users of the same service, which would compromise the principle of equality, essential for the provision of an adequate service.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence warns that a partial ban for condominiums could create distortions among users.
Kim Kataguiri
78:57
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
In light of this scenario and corroborating the understanding of the National Water and Basic Sanitation Agency (ANA), expressed through Reference Standard No. 13/2025, we understand that the tariff structure should be composed of a fixed portion, corresponding to the basic tariff, and a variable portion, corresponding to actual consumption.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence explicitly proposes a fixed+variable tariff composition as the appropriate structure.
Kim Kataguiri
79:17
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The basic tariff is intended to remunerate the availability of infrastructure and fixed costs, while the variable portion ensures that the user pays strictly for what they consumed.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence explains the function of the basic tariff and the variable portion without calling for further action.
Kim Kataguiri
79:28
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
Thus, the proposed structure induces the rational use of water, increases transparency and guarantees tariff affordability, while preserving the economic sustainability of service providers.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence attributes benefits to the proposal (rational use, transparency), defending it.
Kim Kataguiri
79:38
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
This change ensures that concessionaires maintain the sustainability of service provision, while users pay fairly.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence affirms that the change ensures sustainability and tariff fairness.
Kim Kataguiri
79:46
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The transition to this model also resolves the division of consumption in condominiums, since it expressly prohibits charging a "franchise" or "minimum volume" per unit in any consumer unit, including multifamily condominiums.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence says the substitute forbids charging a franchise fee per unit in condominiums.
Kim Kataguiri
80:00
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
To mitigate impacts on revenue and ensure operational viability, the substitute we present establishes that the change in the tariff structure must be preceded by a socioeconomic impact study and implemented through transition plans approved by the regulatory body, always preserving the balance of contracts.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence requires impact studies and transition plans before changing the tariff structure.
Kim Kataguiri
80:18
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The proposal presented is based on preserving the economic-financial sustainability of service provision contracts throughout the Country, ensuring that concessionaires do not experience abnormal gains or losses of revenue, so as to guarantee the continuity and adequate provision of services.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence argues that the proposal preserves the economic and financial sustainability of the concessionaires.
Kim Kataguiri
80:36
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
To that end, the substitute provides that contracts and other instruments of service granting in force must be adjusted within 4 years from the entry into force of the law originating from these bills, by means of a transition plan approved by the competent regulatory entity.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence foresees contract adaptation within up to four years through a transition plan.
Kim Kataguiri
80:54
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
It is important to point out that the model we are proposing for composing the tariff for water supply and sewage—fixed portion plus variable tariff (without charging a minimum consumption)—is already being adopted by several Brazilian concessionaires, such as Saneago — Saneamento de Goiás S.A.; Copasa — Companhia de Saneamento de Minas Gerais; Casan — Companhia Catarinense de Águas e Saneamento; and Caesb — Companhia de Saneamento Ambiental do Distrito Federal.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence cites examples of concessionaires that already adopt a model without a minimum tariff.
Kim Kataguiri
81:26
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
In short, the substitute presented seeks to reconcile tariff justice, economic-financial sustainability and the rational use of water resources.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence summarizes that the substitute seeks to reconcile tariff fairness and sustainability.
Kim Kataguiri
81:32
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The proposal overcomes historical distortions associated with charging minimum consumption allowances, without compromising regulatory stability or the continuity of service provision at adequate levels, by establishing a gradual transition, technically grounded and conducted by the competent regulatory entities.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence states that the proposal overcomes historical distortions without compromising service provision.
Kim Kataguiri
81:48
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
This is a measure that aligns the sanitation sector's tariff model with contemporary guidelines of transparency, tariff affordability and environmental sustainability.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence aligns the tariff model with guidelines of transparency and sustainability.
Kim Kataguiri
81:58
About: approve Bill No. 1,845/2025 and Bill No. 968/2026 in the form of the substitute
Conclusion of the vote For the Committee on Constitution, Justice and Citizenship (CCJC), the only committee to express itself in this plenary opinion, we vote for constitutionality, legality and good legislative technique, and, on the merits, for the approval of Bill No. 1,845 of 2025 and Bill No. 968 of 2026, in the form of the attached substitute."
Why it was classified this way · 95% confidence declares a vote for the constitutionality and approval of the bills in the form of the substitute.
Kim Kataguiri
91:00
At the end of the debate, Plenary Amendments No. 1 and No. 2 were presented.
Kim Kataguiri
91:06
About: reject Plenary Amendments No. 1 and No. 2 to the bill
Within the scope of the Committee on Constitution, Justice and Citizenship, I vote for the constitutionality, legality and good legislative technique of the amendments and, on the merits, for their rejection.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence declares a vote to reject the amendments on the merits.
Kim Kataguiri
95:00
Mr. President, first I want to thank the Plenary for the unanimous approval of this matter.
Kim Kataguiri
95:04
I also want to congratulate the author, Deputy Carlos Jordy, who caught me by surprise at the College of Leaders, asking if I wanted to report on this matter.
Kim Kataguiri
95:14
He said, "It's to improve the water tariff and such," and I said yes.
Kim Kataguiri
95:20
I had to do, Deputy Gilberto, a flash intensive course on the sanitation and water sector, but I managed to report on the matter.
Kim Kataguiri
95:28
I managed to build this with the productive sector and with the party Leaders of this House.
Kim Kataguiri
95:34
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
This is a bill that fights waste.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence describes the bill as a measure that fights waste, defending it.
Kim Kataguiri
95:37
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
Today you are encouraged to spend even if you do not need to, because you will pay the same as you would if you had spent less.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence criticizes the current incentive for excessive consumption as an argument in favor of the tariff reform.
Kim Kataguiri
95:46
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
The water bill becomes cheaper for those who consume little.
Why it was classified this way · 75% confidence States that the change reduces bills for low-consumption consumers.
Kim Kataguiri
95:50
About: replace minimum water tariff with a tariff structure of fixed and variable components, without minimum consumption charges
I live alone. So, since I consume little, my water bill can become cheaper, Deputy Cabo Gilberto.
Why it was classified this way · 70% confidence Reports a personal benefit (bill reduction) as an argument in favor.
Kim Kataguiri
95:58
Reiterating, I thank the Plenary for the vote, I thank Deputy Carlos Jordy, I thank President Hugo Motta and President Altineu Côrtes for scheduling the bill. Thank you.
Kim Kataguiri
131:00
I just want to state the guidance and justify the orientation of Partido Missão.
Kim Kataguiri
131:05
About: grant permanent tax benefits under periodic review
Since we are against the granting of permanent tax benefits under periodic review, the orientation will be "no".
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Explicitly states that the party is against such concessions and directs a 'não' vote.
Kim Kataguiri
131:12
But, in any case, I want to record my appreciation and my praise for the work of the Rapporteur, Deputy Arnaldo Jardim.
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