Corinthians hold final public hearing on statute reform | OneFootball

Corinthians will hold, this Wednesday (2/4), at 6:00 PM, the tenth and final public hearing in the statutory reform process. The meeting will take place at the Corinthians Theater, at the social headquarters in Parque São Jorge, and calls on council members and associates to discuss the General and Transitional Provisions of the new text, as well as to extend crucial discussions on Finance and Regulations.

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Topics on the agenda

One of the highlights of the debate is the creation of the Procurement Regulations. The draft proposes making this document mandatory within three months, establishing strict criteria for purchases and services, with direct involvement from the Compliance sector. The measure aims to reduce the discretion of the board and ensure that qualification and sanction processes follow mandatory ethical principles.

Transparency is also reinforced by the proposal to prohibit confidentiality regarding contract values. Except in cases involving athletes and specific professionals, the club will adopt a general rule of mandatory publication of amounts on the Transparency Portal. In addition, the text allows any associate to contact the Ethics and Integrity Council if they identify violations of these procurement rules.

The Reform Committee emphasizes that the suggestions do not come only from the board, but from a set of contributions sent by members and councilors. Materials from previous reforms, which were not implemented in past administrations, were also reused to enrich the democratic debate. All historical content and the minutes from the January meetings remain available for physical consultation by appointment.

This meeting closes the cycle of open hearings. Next Monday (2/9), the Deliberative Council will meet to adjust topics with wording divergences and finalize the project that will go to a vote. The board’s goal is to seek total convergence among political actors before the final decision in the Council and the General Assembly, marking an institutional turning point in Timão’s governance.

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