Expectations grow for decision on vetoes in the environmental law

According to an evaluation by an expert in agrarian law, the agribusiness sector sees in the legislation a chance to increase predictability and reduce asymmetries. However, the vetoes limited licensing by adhesion and commitment and preserved greater decision-making leeway for environmental bodies, which may extend deadlines and increase costs. The predominant expectation is that Congress will reestablish instruments proportional to the risk, with defined deadlines and legal security, maintaining socio-environmental safeguards. The projection considers that the partial overturning of the vetoes would be the scenario most aligned with the demands of the sector. Other possibilities are also being evaluated. The complete maintenance of the vetoes would reinforce requirements and lengthen schedules, while a hybrid arrangement would combine strict rules for sensitive areas with simplified flows for low-impact activities. If the most restrictive position prevails, the adaptation of the ...