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14/06/2012
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The rapporteur of the PNE increased investment in the target area of 7.5% to 8% of GDP
The NAP (National Education Plan) was approved by the special committee of MPs that examines the matter, but the highlights will be voted on June 26, which can still change the text. The bill which is being processed in the House of Representatives since 20 December 2010 establishes educational goals that the country should reach within ten years.
The rapporteur of the NAP, Mr Angelo Vanhoni (PT-PR), increased investment in the target area of 7.5% of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) to 8%, after hitting percentage with the government.
The goal of investment in education is the most controversial project. Currently, the country invests 5.1% of GDP in the area. The proposal agreed with the government was 7.5%, revised to 8% today. Part of the special committee of parliamentarians and civil society organizations, however, are pushing for a level of 10%. According to Vanhoni, the gain of 0.5% would mean R$ 25 billion for more area.
The solution was found by the rapporteur also include an article in the text of the NSP which states that 50% of the pre-salt resources, including royalties, should be used directly in education "to the end of ten years of the NEP is dyed the percentage of 10% of GDP for investment in public education. "
Unfortunately, this discussion became very politicized of (10% of GDP for education) because otherwise I'm sure in the light of reason and the technical data we arrive at an agreement and we would vote unanimously.
The solution, however, was questioned by Members since the division of royalties shall be defined by specific laws. The debate will resume at the next committee meeting. For Rep. Paulo Rubem Santiago (PDT-PE), the new text is a "gross manipulation" to get Vanhoni approve the report.
Vanhoni suggested that with 0.5% more investment included in your report are applied to expand the integral education or improve the cost of enrollment in kindergarten. The poll highlights the 160 will resume 26 days. Once approved by the commission the project goes to the Senate.
Source: R7 News
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