Graffiti Artists Suspend CNH in Project Chamber

The Communication Commission of the House of Representatives has passed a bill of establishing administrative punishments for people who practice graffiti this week. The mation’s actions include the six -month block of all telephone lines recorded in the name of the National Driving License (CNH).

Bill 337/24, written by Deputy Bibo Noons (PL-RS), has also been banned for graffiti writers with public concessions such as payroll funds. If repeated, the estimated penalties will double. Based on the CPF of the offender, the quarantine of the telephone lines is up to the operators.

In traffic and transportation and constitutional and justice and citizenship committees, this proposal now follows for analysis. If approved, it will be sent to the Senate.

Text defines graffiti such as scratching, drawing, writing, stain or dirty buildings, urban furniture or public and private equipment without proper authority from the owner.

The reporter of the proposal, Deputy Silvi Alves (Unio-Go), defended the bill passage as a means of having the progress of practice. “Picking is already an environmental offense, but the current punishments are not enough to have a problem. It is necessary to go further,” he argued.

For members of Parliament, the proposed limits have a direct impact on the daily life of the offenders. “These are actions that create practical consequences, these are just fines or symbolic penalties.”

Compensation

Administrative sanctions are applied to any criminal sanctions and damages for damages. If the offender is not compensated for the material or moral losses, this amount is recorded in active debts.

The proposal also receives two commissions before going to the Senate vote. If the two houses are approved, it will go to the presidential permission.

*With information from Agansia Simara