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Civil Name
OLIVAL HENRIQUE MARQUES DE SOUZA
Phone
(61) 3215-5982
dep.olivalmarques@camara.leg.br
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Points
113th
in the House of Representatives from 504
4th
PA Congressman from 17
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Trajectory
Olival Henrique Marques de Souza was born on January 9, 1982, in Belém, Pará, and before definitively entering politics, he graduated in theology, having also been active in religious and community activities in his region of origin. Affiliated with the MDB since 2022, Olival Marques began his political career at the state level before achieving national prominence as a federal parliamentarian.
He was elected federal deputy for the state of Pará for the 2019–2023 legislature and re-elected for the 2023–2027 term in the House of Representatives , representing the MDB. Before that, he served as a state deputy in Pará between 2015 and 2018 for the PSC, and throughout his party career he also held vice-leader positions within parliamentary blocs, including at the beginning of his federal career while still affiliated with the DEM.
In Congress, Olival Marques has parliamentary activity with participation in several committees, being a full member of the Constitution, Justice and Citizenship Committee (CCJC) and an alternate member in others such as the Finance and Taxation Committee (CFT) , in addition to being part of special committees such as the National Education Plan 2024-2034 (PL 2614/24) . He also served as deputy leader of party blocs and, according to House of Representatives data, registered dozens of authored proposals and several reports throughout his tenure in the current legislature, including projects such as PL 3790/2023 (amends the Law on Heinous Crimes to include crimes in religious temples), PL 4307/2023 (on voluntary termination of pregnancy), PL 4546/2023 (on teaching gender-related content), and PL 5053/2023 (on reducing working hours for caregivers of children with ASD), among other registered legislative initiatives.
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DTQ 2 | PLP 108/2024 | Tax Reform
Establishes the Management Committee for the Tax on Goods and Services - CG-IBS, provides for the administrative tax process related to the official assessment of the Tax on Goods and Services - IBS, the distribution of the IBS revenue to the federative entities, and the Tax on Inheritance and Donation of Any Goods or Rights - ITCMD, and takes other measures.
How They Voted
No
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
Bill 6233/2023 | Debtor's Obligation | House of Representatives
Amends Law No. 10,406, of January 10, 2002 - Civil Code, to provide for monetary correction and interest. NEW SUMMARY: Amends Law No. 10,406, of January 10, 2002 (Civil Code), to provide for monetary correction and interest.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
PL 2/2024 | Granting of differentiated quotas | House of Representatives
Authorizes the granting of differentiated accelerated depreciation quotas for new machinery, equipment, apparatus, and instruments intended for fixed assets and used in certain economic activities.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
PL 709/2023 | Sanction for Land Invasion | House of Representatives
This law addresses restrictions applied to occupants and invaders of properties throughout the national territory. NEW SUMMARY: Amends Law No. 8,629, of February 25, 1993, to provide for restrictions applied to occupants and invaders of properties throughout the national territory.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
PLP 459/2017 | Debt Securitization | House of Representatives
Amends Law No. 4,320, of March 17, 1964, to provide for the assignment of credit rights originating from tax and non-tax credits of the entities of the Federation, and Law No. 5,172, of October 25, 1966 (National Tax Code), to provide for extrajudicial protest as a cause for interruption of the statute of limitations and to authorize the tax administration to request information from public or private entities and bodies.
How They Voted
Yes
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
PL 3/2024 | New Bankruptcy Law | House of Representatives
Amends Law No. 11,101, of February 9, 2005, to improve the institution of bankruptcy for entrepreneurs and business entities.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
Bill 1269/2022 | Sanctions for Administrative Misconduct | House of Representatives
This law adds Article 16-A to Federal Law No. 8,429 of June 2, 1992, which provides for sanctions applicable due to the practice of acts of administrative misconduct, as referred to in § 4 of Article 37 of the Federal Constitution; and provides other measures, specifically regarding the legal effects of declarations of asset unavailability. NEW SUMMARY: Amends Law No. 13,097, of January 19, 2015, to guarantee the effectiveness of legal transactions related to real estate whose registration does not contain any type of judicial lien, by means of a court decision.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
DTQ 13 | PLP 68/2024 | Regulation of the Tax Reform
Establishes the Tax on Goods and Services - IBS, the Social Contribution on Goods and Services - CBS, and the Selective Tax - IS, and provides other measures.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
DTQ 10 | PLP 68/2024 | Tax Reform
Establishes the Tax on Goods and Services - IBS, the Social Contribution on Goods and Services - CBS, and the Selective Tax - IS, and provides other measures.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
Yes
PEC 9/2023 | Sanction for Parties | House of Representatives
Amends Constitutional Amendment No. 117, of April 5, 2022, regarding the application of sanctions to parties that did not meet the minimum resource quota or that did not allocate the minimum amounts based on sex and race in elections, as well as in annual and electoral accounting. NEW SUMMARY: Imposes on political parties the obligation to allocate financial resources to the candidacies of Black and mixed-race individuals; establishes parameters and conditions for the regularization and refinancing of debts of political parties; and reinforces the tax immunity of political parties as provided for in the Federal Constitution.
How They Voted
Did Not Vote
Guidance from Ranking dos Políticos’ Council
No
Anti-Waste
Total Available
R$655,490.04
Expenses
R$567,019.03
Amount Saved
R$88,471.01
Sessions
87
Attendances
73
Justified Absences
09
Unjustified Absences
05
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