Overview

• Approved in a terminative vote by the Chamber’s Constitution and Justice Committee, the bill goes directly to the Federal Senate without a plenary vote in the Chamber.
• Parties that did not meet the electoral performance threshold or that have fewer than 11 deputies would be barred from filing actions directly at the Supreme Federal Court.
• Federated parties would need to file jointly through the federation’s national body rather than as individual parties.
• Professional and labor entities would face stricter standing, requiring tight thematic pertinence, proven activity in at least 11 states, and representation of the entire category.
• Single‑justice injunctions would be limited to recess or exceptional urgency with immediate plenary review, and key constitutional cases would require at least eight justices present and six convergent votes to declare (in)constitutionality.