Creation of Positions in the Judicial System

The proposal addresses the creation of new permanent positions, commissioned positions, and commissioned functions within the staff of the National Council of Justice (CNJ). In practice, the project expands the administrative structure of the body by opening new paid positions, including freely appointed functions.

From a public interest perspective, the measure is considered negative because it increases permanent expenses of the public sector without presenting clear justifications of operational necessity or proven efficiency gains. In a scenario of fiscal constraints and debate about the rationalization of the State, the expansion of the administrative structure tends to increase personnel costs and reinforce the logic of growth of the bureaucratic apparatus, instead of prioritizing the improvement of management and the optimization of existing resources.