Module: Councils for the Rights of Children and Adolescents - Childhood and Adolescence Fund
Presentation: Dr. Murillo José Digiácomo
Questions answered in the video:
1. What is the ideal composition of a Municipal Council for the Rights of Children and Adolescents (CMDCA)?
2. Can a member of the CMDCA also be a member of the Guardianship Council at the same time?
3. Can the CMDCA have members from other branches of government besides the municipal Executive (Legislative, Judiciary, Public Prosecutor's Office)?
4. Is there any law that obligates members of the Guardianship Council to participate in CMDCA meetings?
5. How should popular participation be carried out in CMDCA meetings?
6. Are CONANDA Resolutions deliberative or merely suggestive?
7. What percentage of the municipal budget should be allocated to the Municipal Fund for Childhood and Adolescence (FIA)?
8 - Can a car acquired with FIA funds for use by the Tutelary Council be transferred to the municipality?
9 - What should be done with a positive FIA balance at the end of each year?
10 - Can money from the Fund be used to build a sports court?
11 - Can the project budget be allocated to pay personnel?
12 - Can the Councils for the Rights of Children and Adolescents have their own CNPJ (Brazilian tax ID)?
13 - Is it correct for the CMDCA (Municipal Council for the Rights of Children and Adolescents) to forward documents related to the Council's election to the Public Prosecutor's Office for analysis and opinion?
14 - Can entities raise funds from the FIA even if they are not registered with the Municipal Council for Social Assistance, only with the CMDCA?