On the scoreboard in the Constitution and Justice Committee of the Senate, we can conclude that the Rapporteur Senator Benedito de Lira moved away from the movement favorable to the approval of PLS 186/2014, because he insisted that the resources raised with the exploitation of games of fortune were applied in the Security Social, as determined by the Federal Constitution, while favorable forces articulate reinforcement focused on the area of Public Security, which is first in the "order of the day".
Every strategy must be reviewed by the Sector, which must reorganize itself and defend a proposal that harmonizes all the interests at stake.
According to Senator Eunicio de Oliveira, the PLS will not be scheduled this year, but there is an opportunity to join efforts and continue with the approval of the draft Regulatory Framework of Gaming in Brazil, which is ready to be voted by the Plenary of the Chamber of Deputies, following a series of public hearings, and the broad debate with the society, which can no longer withstand hypocrisy and the inferiority complex, as if we were not able to explore and control the exploitation in Brazil of the economic activity of most growing in the world, enabling economic growth and social development.
The gaming sector must act following the example of the Caesars Entetainment that met last week with the Secretary of Fiscal, Energy and Lottery Monitoring of the Ministry of Finance, Mansueto de Almeida.
The company has shown great interest in the implementation of a strong investment, with the job creation and requested the support of the Ministry for the approval of a general gaming law, and not only for casinos.
I do not believe that it is the State's responsibility to decide how each citizen can have fun or spend his money.
Paulo Horn
Master in Law of the City at the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro - UERJ, with a degree in Juridical and Social Sciences from the Faculty of Law of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro - FND / UFRJ. Currently, he is Vice-President of the Lottery of the State of Rio de Janeiro, Autarquia, where he started as head of legal counsel in 2007, linked to the Secretary of State of the Civil House and Social Development of the State of Rio de Janeiro. Specialist in Consumer Law, by the School of Magistrates of the State of Rio de Janeiro. Specialist in Constitutional, Administrative and Tax Law, by UNESA. Member of the Constitutional Law Commission of the OAB and the IAB, where he is a member of the Special Commission for Examination of Law Projects to regulate games and entertainment in Brazil.Source: GMB
