The Chega party is reformulating the inquiry into the Judicial Police, admitting to changing both the proposal and the grounds for the inquiry commission. André Ventura acknowledges that modifications to the original text may be necessary.
The change comes after Aguiar-Branco indicated that the proposal risks being rejected if changes are not made. This threat of rejection appears to have been the determining factor in Ventura's openness to reformulating the document.
Chega's leader thus acknowledges the need to adjust the initial proposal to ensure the inquiry commission moves forward, avoiding the blockage that was warned about by Aguiar-Branco. The negotiation process continues to develop around these mutual concessions.
