Compliance eleitoral: a implementação de política de integridade como uma alternativa à crise de confiança acerca do sistema partidário

Abstract

The monograph addresses the implementation of compliance policies within Brazilian political parties as an alternative to address the public trust crisis. Initially, it explores the concept of compliance, its historical evolution, and its essential elements. Subsequently, a historical overview of political parties in Brazil is provided, highlighting the current trust crisis due to recurrent corruption scandals. The implementation of electoral compliance programs is proposed to promote integrity, transparency, and accountability within party organizations. The analysis includes discussion on the proposed legislation aimed at applying these policies to parties and the challenges faced for their effective implementation, such as cultural resistance and structural complexity. It concludes that although challenging, the adoption of compliance practices is crucial to restoring public trust and strengthening democracy in Brazil.