The Federal Supreme Court (STF) interrupted this Friday (31), in Brasilia, the judgment on the validity of the injunction that suspended part of the State-owned Law, approved in 2016, to prohibit indications of people directly linked to governments and connected directly with political parties for the management of public companies.
Last week, Minister Ricardo Lewandowski suspended the section of the norm that prevented state ministers and state and municipal secretaries from acting on the boards and boards of directors of state-owned companies.
The decision was placed this Friday for a referendum in the virtual plenary of the Court, but the trial was suspended due to a request for a review by Minister Dias Toffoli. Despite the suspension of the trial, Lewandowski’s injunction remains in effect.
Action
The easing of the State-Owned Law was released from an action filed by the PCdoB.
In the decision, Lewandowski said that the law restricted nominations for state-owned companies.
“Despite the well-intentioned intentions of the legislator in this regard, the State-Owned Companies Law, by all indications, went far beyond the limitations already established in the legal system, creating hypotheses for prohibiting the choice of administrators, which function as an absolute impediment to the appointment “, he wrote.
