Objective: to analyze the performance of the Brazilian Legislative Branch concerning the 2030 Agenda. Methods: quantitative-qualitative research was conducted through official files and descriptive statistical analysis of the frequencies of parliamentary activities, as well as a qualitative analysis of texts based on previous research conducted by Baptista; De Bem and Delduque; and De Bem, Delduque e Silva. Results: the research indicated that the legislative action was more intense in 2019, but the strength of the proposals is low, given that the main legislative activity found was the Petition. In addition, the bills presented have not yet been approved, which makes it difficult to include them in the legal-institutional routine. Conclusions: the number and types of legislative proposals, along with legislative activities, do not correspond to a conception of continuity in the implementation of the 2030 Agenda in Brazil.
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Faria et al. (2022) studied this question.