Plenário

Plenário refers to the full assembly of members of a legislative body, court, or other deliberative organization. It is the principal meeting where all members convene to discuss, debate, and vote on matters before the body. In legislative contexts, a plenário session is typically where final decisions are made on laws, resolutions, and other important legislation. The term originates from the Latin word "plenarius," meaning full.

The quorum required for a plenário session can vary depending on the rules of the specific organization. Once a quorum is established, discussions and voting proceed. Decisions made in plenário are generally binding on the entire organization. The proceedings of a plenário are often public and recorded, ensuring transparency in the decision-making process. This full assembly format is designed to represent the collective will of the members and to ensure thorough consideration of issues.