Redação Oficial – Impessoalidade | Comunicação Clara e Sem Marcas Pessoais!
Décio Terror · 1,397 words · 7 min read · EN

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Beauty? So let's take impersonality here. Impersonality is important, okay? We'll go through this detail by detail, according to the presidential style guide , without rushing or being in a hurry. Beauty? Ah, yes, but I'm eager to move forward quickly and all that. Put the video at 1.5, okay? Terror keeps talking like this, or both, OK? But
we need to be patient and calm here so you can understand everything clearly. Let's take a look, then, at what the manual says about impersonality. So let's look at the following: impartiality stems from the constitutional principle, it's article 37 of the Constitution. And its meaning relates to two aspects. The first is the obligation
for public administration to act in a way that does not favor or harm anyone, and that its guiding principle is always the public interest. So, impartiality has this first aspect, which is the public interest, OK? And the second is the abstraction of the personal nature of administrative acts. Although administrative action is carried out
through its employees, it is solely the result of the state's will. The employee signs an official document, right? The server signs, it uses the first person, OK? Because he is the one signing, but always, in this case, it is solely the result of the state's will, public interest, and state will. Keep an eye on this. OK.
Show. Uh, clear the screen here to make it look better. Official writing is always done on behalf of the public service. Always in the name of public service and always in the general interest of citizens. Therefore, the subjects of official correspondence should not be dealt with in any way other than a strictly impersonal manner, okay? It's in the
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