Overview
- On Tuesday, Senate President Davi Alcolumbre told the Secretaria‑Geral da Mesa to ask party leaders to nominate members so the CPI da Adultização can be installed as soon as possible.
- The proposal from Senator Magno Malta has 31 signatures and would form an 18‑member commission with an 180‑day term that would extend past October's elections.
- Senate rules require at least 27 senator signatures and a plenary reading of a requerimento to trigger a CPI and the presidency controls the timing of those readings.
- At least seven separate requerimentos to open a CPI into Banco Master remain unread, and Senator Alessandro Vieira publicly accused leadership of sidelining the Master probe.
- The move could change who serves on the commission and how long investigators have to act because a Senate‑only CPI is set by the chamber's timetable and may survive through the election period; the Adultização push traces back to an August 2025 complaint after influencer Felca exposed alleged exploitation and to fast passage of the ECA Digital law.