Judge Carlos Augusto Pires Brandão, from the Federal Regional Court of the 1st Region (TRF1), based in Brasília, suspended this Tuesday (8) the decision that prevented the publication of the answer sheet for the tests in block 4 of the Unified National Competition (CNU) , held across the country in August this year.
With the decision, the Ministry of Management and Innovation in Public Services has just released the result of block notes.
Earlier, the Attorney General’s Office (AGU) had filed an appeal to be authorized to distribute the results of block 4.
THE decision suspending disclosure was made on October 3 by the court of the 14th Civil Court of the Federal District and motivated by a popular action that contested the alleged leak of the block’s evidence, which contained questions about Work and Workers’ Health.
The alleged leak would have occurred at a high school in Recife. According to the lawsuit, the test inspectors on the morning shift mistakenly opened the sealed package with evidence from the afternoon shift.
The tests were distributed to candidates, who filled in the identification fields and began solving the questions. The error was then noticed by Cesgranrio bank inspectors, and evidence was collected.
When analyzing the appeal, judge Carlos Augusto Pires Brandão understood that the mistake was duly “identified and remedied”. For the magistrate, the episode did not compromise the application of the evidence.
“The mistake was duly identified and remedied, in addition to being recorded in the documents related to the application of the test, ensuring the transparency of the event. Despite the existence of the recognized failure at the time of application of the test, the suspension must be of all the effects of the Block 4 test, especially when all measures are taken to guarantee the confidentiality of the information, it does not appear to be in line with the principles of reasonableness and proportionality”, he stated.
This Tuesday morning, the ministry made available the final grades of the objective tests and the preliminary grades of the CNU discursive and writing tests.
