Deputy Wanderley Monteiro has 10 projects transformed into laws in AM in the 1st term

State deputy Wanderley Monteiro (Avante) ends his first year in office in the Legislative Assembly of Amazonas (Aleam) with a positive balance, presenting a series of bills that were sanctioned by governor Wilson Lima (União Brasil). The parliamentarian’s focus was directed towards promoting health and guaranteeing rights for people with disabilities.

Projects that became Laws:

Among the highlights of the projects that became laws in Amazonas, after the governor’s sanction, are:

• 1 – Rights for People with Severe After-effects of Burns: Project that seeks to ensure specific rights for those facing the after-effects of severe burns.
• 2 – Rainwater Capture and Storage: Establishes the obligation to include rainwater capture, storage and use systems in architectural projects for new buildings or renovations of public buildings in the State.
• 3 – Tourette’s Syndrome Patients’ Day: Establishes June 7th as “Tourette’s Syndrome Patients’ Day”.
• 4 – State Collector’s Day of Recyclable Materials: Recognition and appreciation of collectors of recyclable materials.
• 5 – State Solidarity Economy Day: Establishes a celebration date for the solidarity economy in the State.
• 6 – Braille System State Week in Public Schools: Seeks to promote inclusion and accessibility for people with visual impairments in public schools in Amazonas.
• 7 – State Paralympic Athlete Week: Recognition and support for the State’s Paralympic athletes.
• 8 – State Audio Description and Audio Describer Day: Celebration and promotion of audio description as an inclusion tool.
• 9 – State Week for Awareness and Combating Electronic Cigarette Consumption: Initiative aimed at raising awareness about the risks of electronic cigarette consumption.
• 10 – State Heel-Test Examination Day: Establishes June 6th as the “State Heel-Test Examination Day”.

Focus on Health and Inclusion

The parliamentarian directed his parliamentary activities towards issues related to health and inclusion, prioritizing projects that aim to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities. The diversity of topics covered reflects the deputy’s commitment to the varied demands of the population of Amazonas.

This being his first term at Aleam, the deputy highlights the importance of representation and effective action in favor of the community’s interests. The approval of 10 bills sanctioned by the government highlights the parliamentarian’s ability to make a difference in areas crucial to the development and well-being of the population of Amazonas.

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