A collaborative agreement has been reached between the Supreme Federal Court (STF), the National Congress, and the Brazilian government, ensuring the continuation of constitutional amendments while implementing new criteria. This agreement aims to strike a balance between maintaining essential amendments and addressing concerns regarding their potential misuse.

The new criteria will prioritize amendments that align with the principles of public interest, sustainability, and the separation of powers. Amendments that fall outside these parameters will be subject to stricter scrutiny and may face potential revocation. This approach seeks to prevent the proliferation of amendments that serve narrow or partisan interests.

The agreement also includes provisions for regular reviews of existing amendments to ensure their continued relevance and alignment with the evolving needs of Brazilian society. This ongoing evaluation process will help to maintain a dynamic and responsive constitutional framework that can adapt to changing circumstances while preserving its fundamental principles.