Appointed as an important instrument to promote scientific development, the Science Code, Technology and Innovation, which is awaiting sanction of the Presidency, passed in 2015 by the Commission of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communication Senate (CCT). The proposal (PLC 77/2015), which facilitates long-term partnerships between the public and private sectors for the development of the sector, is one of 299 proposals between bills, applications, crafts and Legislative Decree of projects approved by the collegiate this year
-. We are working to President Dilma penalize it without vetoes. It is a claim to the entire scientific community, and the entire business sector are wanting this to be already signed into law. It will release the way science and technology works in Brazil, for today is tied by bureaucracy and exaggerated inspections – said the President of CCT, Senator Cristovam Buarque (PDT-DF) in the last 15 days to present balance of activities the committee.
It turned into law, the new legal biodiversity milestone was also approved by the CCT in the form of PLC 2/2015. The approval by the joint committee was one of the steps necessary for the country to count today with less bureaucratic rules of research on native plants and animals, as well as ensuring the sharing of benefits generated by the commercial use of genetic resources and knowledge with indigenous and traditional communities.
Over the course of 54 meetings, passed through the collegiate other prominent projects such as PLS 330/2013 establishing a regulatory framework for the protection, treatment and use of personal data of Brazilians; PLS 83/2014, which requires public bodies to issue certificates over the Internet; and PLS 316/2013, which stipulates a period of 180 days for the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) examine applications for trade marks and patents.
Hearings
In addition to 22 deliberative meetings, the CCT promoted 28 public hearings on various topics. The creation of stricter rules for the Student Financing Program (FIES) was the focus of one of the debates. The collegiate was also space for discussion of the use of phosphoethanolamine for the treatment of cancer
-. That was the audience of greater public involvement and greater impact on society. It was a very emotional audience. There were people crying, people whose hope to live a few more years is this remedy. And since then, in fact, the subject moved. The government has set a number of resources to do the necessary research to prove the correctness of phosphoethanolamine – reported Cristovam
Seminars
Among the highlights of the year. Senator Cristovam Buarque also highlighted the organization of two international seminars. The first, “Nuclear Plants – Lessons from World Experience”, held on October 27, brought together experts, scientists and officials of Brazil’s area and five countries to discuss the benefits and risks of nuclear energy
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– We had to share video of former prime minister of Japan, when it happened Fukushima. It was very touching, because he said he was a strong advocate of nuclear energy as an alternative and, after Fukushima, he saw the risks we take with nuclear power. It is a clean energy, environmental pollution point of view, but has difficult waste store. And there are risks – assessed Cristovam
The second seminar -. “Legislative Strategies for Private Investment in Science, Technology and Innovation” – held on 8 and 9 December, drew a diagnosis of Brazilian barriers in Science, Technology and Innovation. The event, sponsored jointly by the Senate and the House of Representatives, helped point the way for the sector according to the president of CCT:
– were present here CEOs of large companies, talking about science and technology. Were very creative meetings, very productive, and I believe that this is a final document that will have a good impact on the development of Science Technology in Brazil – pointed Cristovam
. Agência Senado (Reproduction is authorized quotation from the Senate Agency)
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