The Chamber of Deputies in Brazil is concluding registrations for a public competition that offers a position as a Legislative Technician with a federal emphasis on police duties. The initial remuneration for the position is set at R$ 21,328.08, inclusive of a danger allowance. This recruitment aims to fill 40 immediate vacancies and establish a reserve list for an additional 40 roles, highlighting the governmental focus on enhancing legislative and security functions.

As the registration deadline approaches, interested candidates must visit the Brazilian Center for Research in Evaluation and Selection and Events (Cebraspe) to complete their applications. The registration fee is R$ 150, with the possibility of fee exemption for eligible candidates, such as those who are bone marrow donors or registered under specific social programs. This initiative signifies the government’s effort to engage a diverse range of candidates while ensuring inclusivity in public service.

The competition comprises objective and essay examinations scheduled for April 26, which will be conducted across all capital cities in Brazil. By planning a two-stage selection process, the Chamber aims to assess candidates thoroughly, reflecting the importance of the roles in maintaining legislative integrity and security. This public contest represents a significant opportunity for individuals seeking careers in public service, particularly in legislative security roles, contributing to the nation's stability.