Emília Corrêa comments on a note from municipalities in favor of the transport consortium's decision The mayor of Aracaju, Emília Corrêa, stated that she does not intend to issue service orders for the new public transport tender until there is a favorable understanding from the Municipal Attorney's Office. The statement was given after three municipalities that are part of the Metropolitan Region Transport Consortium (CTM) of Greater Aracaju defended, in a joint note, the immediate issuance of service orders. ? Click here to follow the g1 SE channel on WhatsApp Buses with high turnstiles on buses in Greater Aracaju TV Sergipe According to Emília, the guidance given by the Municipal Attorney General's Office is not to issue the broadcast so as not to contradict a court decision. "We have a court decision and our attorney's office even advises us not to issue service orders because it understands that it goes against the court decision. Our attorney's office understands that we have to wait and that's why we take a different position than the majority. Recently the companies filed a request in court to issue service orders and the court denied it. So, let's be patient," said mayor Emília Corrêa. Emília also stated that the will of the majority cannot override the legal understanding. "The consortium cannot simply be a decision of what it wants because if it were, it wouldn't be that decision for me, even out of respect for the Public Ministry, the Court of Auditors, the Judiciary, it would be waiting", he stated. Joint note The city halls of Nossa Senhora do Socorro, São Cristóvão and Barra dos Coqueiros, which are part of the CTM, released this Friday (24) a joint note in defense of the immediate issuance of work orders for the new metropolitan transport tender. In the document, the municipalities state that the CTM General Assembly held last month decided, by majority, to issue the service orders and maintain that the decision must be complied with. The note also argues that the presidency of the consortium has administrative competence to carry out the deliberations approved by the collegiate body. Furthermore, the municipalities argue that the statutory rules require that the decisions adopted by the collegiate be complied with, making it impossible to undo or cancel joint deliberations due to isolated acts or demonstrations by internal bodies whose investiture has not complied with the mandatory rite.