A LOGÍSTICA REVERSA E O ACORDO SETORIAL NA FEDERAÇÃO ECOLÓGICA

Abstract

Abstract: The article aims to address the effectiveness of sectoral agreements signed by entities of the federation with the private sector, within the scope of the National Solid Waste Policy - NSWP, vis-à-vis laws or regulations issued by non-signatory federal entities, in case of conflict of principles and rules. To illustrate the reasoning, the Sector Agreement for the Implementation of the Reverse Logistics System for Packaging in General is presented, which, in Phase 1, established goals for Host Cities of the 2014 Soccer World Cup. The proposed question is whether a company that is a signatory to such an Agreement could be subject to a more severe reverse logistics regime, issued by law or regulation from a federal entity that is not a signatory to the instrument. Based on the premise that the consensus between the public power and the business sector is a preponderant interest of the NSWP, the conclusion is reached that the sectoral agreements must be respected by entities that are not signatories to the respective instruments.

Keywords: reverse logistics; concurrent competence; common competence; sectoral agreement; federative pact.