Luizianne Lins wants to discuss pension reform with young people and people with disabilities.
Nominated by the Workers' Party caucus as a member of the special committee that will analyze the pension reform (PEC 287), federal deputy Luizianne Lins (PT/CE) wants to involve all segments that will be affected if the proposal is approved in the discussion. The deputy has submitted requests for public hearings to discuss the impacts of the reform, including those affecting young people and people with disabilities.
Nominated by her party's caucus to the special committee that will analyze the pension reform (PEC 287), federal deputy Luizianne Lins (PT/CE) has already submitted two requests for public hearings. In her requests, the deputy proposes to discuss the impacts of the reform on young people and people with disabilities.
The congresswoman argued that it is necessary to guarantee broad debate and involve the entire society in the discussion. "This blow to social security affects everyone, but there are specificities of segments that need to be considered before the commission concludes its final text. Our role will be to bring and ignite these voices," commented the congresswoman.
The Social Security Reform committee was installed last Thursday (9), in the Chamber of Deputies.