The proposed amendment to Brazil's public security legislation, known as the PEC da Segurança Pública, is under review by the Constitution and Justice Commission (CCJ) of the Chamber of Deputies. The relator, Mendonça Filho, has modified the text by removing the federal government's exclusive authority to legislate on public security matters, effectively transferring some legislative competence to the states. This change reflects an agreement reached by the federal government to facilitate the approval of the PEC, which has been under consideration for four months. The CCJ is scheduled to analyze and vote on the proposal, with efforts underway to secure support from opposition members for its admissibility.