The Legislative Assembly of the State of São Paulo (Alesp), in Brazil, will have at least 189 items on the agendas of three committees this Tuesday, November 10, in addition to reviewing the state government’s 2025 accounts.
At 2 p.m., the Finance, Budget and Planning Committee will examine the financial statements submitted by Governor Tarcísio de Freitas. The rapporteur, legislator Fábio Faria de Sá, recommended approval, with a reservation concerning actions still awaiting review by the Assembly. Legislator Enio Tatto requested additional time to review the proceedings.
The Education and Culture Committee will have 94 items, including a proposal to limit the number of students per classroom in the state school system. The Human Rights Committee will have 80 items, and the Consumer Protection Committee, 14. The latter includes a proposal to require the provision of drinking water at events with more than 500 people. The proposals still require deliberation; their inclusion on the agenda does not mean they have been approved.
