The agenda of the first lady Mutaret Yes Silva It will be posted on the Planto Palace site this Friday (25).
A Management is after the standard guidance of the Union’s General Prosecutor (AGU)Which was published at the beginning of the month, with instructions on the performance of the president of the Republic’s wife in national and international obligations.
Under the law, all public authorities must disclose their official agendas, in order to ensure the principles of public transparency, social control and accountability of public agents.
The first lady, not to hold an official government position and not to be paid by the state, did not need to follow these rules yet.
However, Ganga began receiving questions from the moment when she started working as a representative of the President Lula in the events, especially in international travel.
It was even the subject of questions in the Federal Audit Court (TCU) and the Public Prosecutor’s Office (PGR) due to a trip to the opening of the Olympic Games in France in 2024.
The same thing happened with a journey made by the first lady to Rome. The case was submitted. And recently, it was a new trip to Paris again the subject of work by the opposition.
After that, new rules were prepared for the President’s performance at the request of the Civil Parliament for the Presidency of the Republic.
According to Aja, the president’s wife, in his public interest, “plays a symbolic acting role in the social, cultural, festive and/or diplomat on behalf of the president.”
The standard determines that the husband’s function must be voluntary and not paid. He also explains that the procedure in these hypotheses must be based on the principles of public administration: legitimacy, neutrality, ethics, propaganda and efficiency, stipulated in the constitution.
Standard guidance also enhances the need for displacement accounts and the use of public resources related to the husband and the team that supports them in the end, as well as the agenda.