2016
DOI: 10.1590/1678-987316245703
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Parlasul, um novo ator no processo decisório do Mercosul?

Abstract: Resumo O Parlamento do Mercosul (Parlasul) enfrenta limitações legais para participar do processo decisório regional. Suas atribuições são restritas e incluem, por exemplo, o envio de projetos de norma e recomendações aos órgãos superiores. Este artigo analisa se e de que maneira o Parlasul se utiliza dessas competências para influenciar as decisões do bloco. Considera-se que o Parlasul dispõe de alguns mecanismos formais e informais que, mesmo limitados, lhe permitiriam intervir nos temas discutidos pelos órg… Show more

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“…The regional parliament has exerted its prerogative of recommendation by making declarations and formulating opinions and recommendations. Parlasur has also tabled drafts of regional decisions through its “right of initiative.” Nevertheless, its effect on the decision‐making process has been limited because of the lack of binding effects and because parliamentarians have rarely exerted these prerogatives (Dri & Paiva, , p. 40).…”
Section: Comparing Regional Organizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The regional parliament has exerted its prerogative of recommendation by making declarations and formulating opinions and recommendations. Parlasur has also tabled drafts of regional decisions through its “right of initiative.” Nevertheless, its effect on the decision‐making process has been limited because of the lack of binding effects and because parliamentarians have rarely exerted these prerogatives (Dri & Paiva, , p. 40).…”
Section: Comparing Regional Organizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The different types of majority by which decisions are reached reflect the diversity in legislative typologies that exist within the parliament. High impact Acts of Parliament (which are to be directed to the CMC or national parliaments), such as revisions of internal procedures, directives, normative legislation and preliminary drafts require special majorities, whereas a simple majority suffices for declarations and consultations (Dri and Paiva 2012).…”
Section: Comparative Analysis Of the Parliamentary Casesmentioning
confidence: 99%