Anti-Corruption Law in Companies
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Public administration, Anti-corruption law, CompaniesSynopsis
After the popular demonstrations in 2013, which took place all over Brazil, which had as claims the reduction
of the transport fee, the Overthrow of the PEC 37, a proposal that would remove the investigative power of
the Public Ministry and Corruption as a heinous crime, the Government Federal created the Anti-Corruption
Law (Law No. 12,846/2013) which entered into force in mid-2014, whose objective is to punish companies for
acts of corruption against the public administration. Given the above, it is believed that one of the possibilities
to avoid corruption within companies would be the investment in Corporate Governance, which aims to ensure the
reliability of its employees, suppliers and customers. With that, value is generated for the company before society.
of the transport fee, the Overthrow of the PEC 37, a proposal that would remove the investigative power of
the Public Ministry and Corruption as a heinous crime, the Government Federal created the Anti-Corruption
Law (Law No. 12,846/2013) which entered into force in mid-2014, whose objective is to punish companies for
acts of corruption against the public administration. Given the above, it is believed that one of the possibilities
to avoid corruption within companies would be the investment in Corporate Governance, which aims to ensure the
reliability of its employees, suppliers and customers. With that, value is generated for the company before society.
References
PAULA, Fernando Gomes de. Lei Anticorrupção nas empresas. 2019. 7f. Trabalho de conclusão de curso (Gestão Pública) – Faculdade Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, 2019.
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December 15, 2019
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