ORDINANCE Nº 116, OF 11th FEBRUARY 2009

Establishes the data collection, flow and the periodic of information feedback about deaths and births to the Information Health System under management of the Surveillance Health Secretariat.

THE HEALTH SURVEILLANCE SECRETARY, in exercise of its powers conferred by the Decree Nº 5.974, of November 29th, 2006, and

Considering the Law no. 8.080, of September 19th, 1990 and its amendments, that provides for the promotion, protection and health recovery, the organization and functioning of the following services;

Considering the Decree nº. 3.156, of august 27th, 1999, that provides for the conditions for providing assistance to the health of aboriginals, in the Unified Health System;

Considering the Ordinance nº. 1.172/GM, of June 15th, 2004, that provides about the NOB SUS 01/96 as regards the powers of the Union, States, Counties and Federal District, in the area of Health Surveillance and defines the system of financing;

Considering Ordinance No. 204/GM of January 29, 2007, which regulates the funding and transfer of federal funds for the actions and health services in the form of block funding, with its monitoring and control;

Considering the Ordinance nº. 2.656/GM, of October 17th, 2007, that provides for the responsibilities in the provision health care to the aboriginals, in the Health Ministry and Regulatory Incentives for Primary Care to the Aboriginals, and

Considering the Resolution CFM nº. 1.779/2005, that provides for the medical responsibilities in provision Death Declarations, decides:

Chapter I

Initial Provisions

Art. 1 The set of actions relating to the collection, coding, data processing, flow, consolidation, evaluation and dissemination of death information in the country makes up the Mortality Information System (MIS).

Art. 2 The set of actions relating to the collection, coding, data processing, stream, consolidation, evaluation and dissemination of information on births occurring in the country makes up Information System (SINASC).

CHAPTER II

Competences

Art. 3 The Secretariat of Health Surveillance (SVS / MS) as national manager of SIM and SINASC, has the following functions:

I - Establish and disseminate guidelines, technical standards, practices and procedures for system management;

II - Consolidate and evaluate the data processed and transferred by the States;

III-establish deadlines for submission of data by the State level;

IV-Develop initiatives aimed at improving the quality of information;

V - Feedback data to the system's members, and;

VI - Disseminate information and epidemiological analysis.

§ 1º To comply with the provisions of V paragraph of this Art., the SVS/MS ensures tools to ensure Managers to State / Federal District, Counties and Heads of Special Aboriginals Health Districts, the feedback automatic data of interest transferred to the module's national system .

§ 2 SVS / MS is responsible for generating and maintaining the register of access for the State Management module of the national system so that they can use the module's automatic feedback system.

Art. 4º The Health Secretariats, state managers of the SIM and SINASC in line with national standards and guidelines, have the following responsibilities:

I - Create and maintain the conditions necessary for decentralization of the system until the municipal level;

II - Consolidate and evaluate the data from the reporting units within its territory;

III - Establish flows and deadlines for the data submission by the county and/or regional;

IV-forwarding data regularly to the national system, within the deadlines established in this Ordinance;

V - Develop initiatives aimed at improving the quality of information;

VI - feed back data to the Municipal Health Service (SMS);

VII, - Disseminate information and epidemiological studies, and

VIII - Establish and disseminate guidelines, technical standards, practices and procedures for systems management within the state, in a complementary role to the Federal level.

§ 1 To comply with the provisions of paragraph V of this Art., the State Administrative Systems will be responsible for generating and maintaining the register of the Municipal Managers so that they can use the module's automatic feedback system, guaranteed by the SVS / MS in module national system.

§ 2 Municipal Managers of localities with the presence of aboriginal population in its territory must establish pact with Heads of Special Indigenous Health Districts on the operationalization of birth and death certificates in the area of intersection between them and the scope of the county.

Art. 5º The County Health Department, managing the SIM and SINASC at the municipal level, in line with national standards and guidelines and state, have the following responsibilities:

I- collect, process, consolidate and evaluate data from the units notifiers;

II-transfer data in accordance with the flow and deadlines established by national and state levels;

III - develop actions to improve the quality of information;

IV - feedback data to the reporting units;

V - to disseminate information and epidemiological studies, and

VI - to establish and disseminate guidelines, technical standards, practices and procedures for systems management within the municipality, in a complementary character to the actions of federal and state levels.

Art. 6 The body responsible for National Coordination of Indigenous Health Subsystem in SUS, the Ministry of Health, will have the following powers in relation to the operation of SIM and SINASC:

I - Establish partnership with SVS / MS and agreement with the Indian state and district managers, regarding the operationalization of birth and death certificates in the area of intersection between them;

II - Generate and maintain a register of Indigenous Health District heads, so that they can use the module's automatic feedback system, guaranteed by the SVS in the national module of the system;

III - Develop and maintain the conditions necessary for the decentralization of the system until the ball District Indigenous Health Subsystem.

IV-develop actions, in partnership with SVS / MS, seeking to improve the quality of information;

IV - Disseminate information and epidemiological studies, and

V - Establish and disseminate guidelines, technical standards, practices and procedures for systems management within the framework of special indigenous health districts in line with the standards and national guidelines and state.

Art. 7 is the responsibility of Special Indigenous Health Districts (DSEI), while the SIM and coordinators SINASC in trimming its territorial area of coverage, in line with national standards and guidelines and state:

I - Establish consensus model with the city managers to operationalize the birth and death certificates in the area of intersection between them and within the District;
II - collect, process and consolidate the data from the events in Indian villages;
III - to analyze data from events involving indigenous people, regardless of place of occurrence;
IV-transfer data, observed flows and deadlines established by national and state levels;
V - develop actions to improve the quality of information;
VI - feed back data to the reporting units;
VII - to disseminate information and epidemiological studies, and
VIII - to establish and disseminate guidelines, technical standards, practices and procedures for managing the systems as part of its territory in a complementary character to the actions of federal and state levels.

Single paragraph. The competence of DSEI regarding the feeding of deaths and births in the birth and death certificates, refers exclusively to events in Indian villages, and the events surrounding aboriginal territories are those occurring outside the competence of managers of state and local SUS, and their records in these systems are accessible to DSEI through feedback.

Art. 8 is for the Federal District, where applicable, the tasks pertaining to states and municipalities.

CHAPTER III

Systems and standard documents

Section I

Computerized System

Art. 9 The Department of Health Situation Analysis (DASIS / SVS / MS) is responsible for distribution of updated versions of the computer systems needed to process the data collected and recorded in standard documents as well as the definition of the structures responsible for training and technical support for implementation, operation, monitoring and evaluation systems with the State Health Departments, that will transfer to the Municipal, according to strategies established by each unit Federated.

§ 1 The distribution of customized versions of the application computer to meet the specificities of DSEI will be held by DASIS / SVS / MS that will transfer the body responsible for National Coordination Subsystem Indigenous Health in the SUS, the Ministry of Health, which will distribute to the DSEI.

Section II

Standard Documents

Art. 10. Please use the form of the Death Declaration (DO), set out in Annex I to this decree, or new models that will be distributed by the Ministry of Health, as a document standard is obligatory throughout the national territory, to collect data on deaths and considered the legal document for the purposes of Art. 77 of Law no. 6.015/1973 for transcription Death Certificate, Notary Public by the Civil Registry.

Art. 11. Please use the form of the Declaration of Live Birth (DN) of Annex II to this decree, or new models that will be distributed by the Ministry of Health, as a document standard is obligatory throughout the national territory, to collect data on births, considered the document for the purposes of section IV, Art. 10 of Law no. 8069/1990 and of Art. 50 of Law No 6.015/1973 for the transcription of the Birth Certificate, Notary Public by the Civil Registry.

§ 1 The issue of DN in case of late registration, shall be regulated by the SES in the area of jurisdiction and can not, however, occur for events prior to the deployment of Federated SINASC in each Unit.

§ 2 The DASIS / SVS / MS develop and disseminate regular routines and operating procedures necessary for the completion of DO and DN, as well as the concepts, criteria and definitions of each field declarations.

Art. 12. The DO and DN should have their printing, distribution and control under the responsibility of the SVS / MS, which may delegate them to the State Health Departments through negotiation.

§ 1 DO and the DN must be printed in numerical sequence only in sets of three-way carbonless standard photolithography as the SVS / MS that could be provided to State Health Departments, where there is a pact under the heading of this Art..

§ 2 It is for the DASIS / SVS / MS, the control of the numbers will be used in forms of both systems.

§ 3 The State Health Departments was agreed that a delegation under the heading of this Art. shall apply to the DASIS / SVS / MS, the track number to be used whenever necessary to print new forms.

Art. 13. The State Health Departments are responsible for the distribution of DO and DN, directly or through their regional health authorities, the Municipal Health Departments and the Special Indigenous Sanitary Districts, which provide control over the distribution and use of each document in their sphere of management systems.

§ 1 The State and Municipal Health and DSEI should inform and update the module document distribution standard, DO and DN, the application of computerized systems.

§ 2 The distribution of DO and DN for DSEI whose coverage area goes beyond the boundaries of a UF will be the responsibility of the agency responsible for national coordination of the Subsystem of Indigenous Health in the SUS, the Ministry of Health, through pact with the SVS / MS.

§ 3 SVS / MS must present standard for interoperability between the module document distribution standard SIMSINASC and computerized systems of control documents of UF, which have tool most complete and efficient, allowing them to use them in place systems official, after the technical review and agreement with the Ministry of Health

§ 4 The Municipal Health Department will provide and control the use of forms of DO for the following reporting units and notifiers, which will be responsible for the sympathetic serial number received:

I-Institutions and health services, including care or home care;
II - Institutes of Forensic Medicine (IML);
III Service - Verification of Deaths (SVO) and
IV - Doctors registered by the Municipal Health

§ 5 is not for distribution of DO to undertakers.

§ 6 is allowed to distribute forms of DO for Register Offices and only in locations where there is no physician, unless otherwise decided by the Municipal Manager of Health to be agreed upon by the entities of SUS with the State Health Department, and line with the internal affairs of the local courts.

§ 7 DSEI should provide and control the use of forms of DO and DN for health professionals registered by the agency responsible for coordinating National Subsystem of Indigenous Health in the SUS, the Ministry of Health, which will be held jointly liable for the numerical series received.

§ 8 The Municipal Health Department will provide and control the use of forms of DN for the following reporting units and notifiers, which will be responsible for the sympathetic serial number received:

I - Settlements and Health Services, where deliveries can occur, including those in care or home care;

II-Doctors and nurses, traditional birth attendants recognized and linked to health units, which operate in home births were registered by the Municipal Health Departments, and

III - Civil Registry Offices of.

§ 9 The issue of undue DO and DN, where known, must be denounced to the competent organs by the department which had its guard, and by the body directly distributed to the Notifier who had the last guard.

Section III

Data Processing

Art. 14. The SES should organize the logistics of processing data, covering the whole territory of UF, including the definition of where the data will be processed events in cities, for whatever reason, do not take this direct allocation.
Sole Paragraph. The absence of conditions to take the data processing does not exempt the municipality from all the other responsibilities involved in managing the system, such as distribution and control of documents, collection, investigation, quality improvement, research, etc..

Art. 15. SES and SMS should keep teams for maintenance of information systems, comprised of professionals required for various duties undertaken, including the coding of causes of mortality.

Art. 16. The data on the DO and DN should be prosecuted in the county where the event occurred.

§ 1 The processing of data from the DO issued by IML SVO and may, at the discretion of SES, be conducted in the city that hosts this service and not in the county of occurrence in order to ensure their effective processing.

§ 2 In addition to feedback from residents of events occurring outside the municipality or UF, the SVS / MS available means to ensure feedback to the municipalities of occurrence of event data processed in other cities or UF.

§ 3 The events in Indian villages, will have the DO and DN processed under the responsibility of the area covered DSEI correspondent, as listed in Annex III.

§ 4 The SVS / MS available means to ensure feedback of data and events processed in DSEI, municipalities and State where the villages are located.

§ 5 The SVS / MS available means to ensure that the data for events occurring outside the county of residence may have data addressing skilled in the computerized system in the municipality of residence, after feedback, in order to actively seek out and monitoring the health of RN.

Section IV

The tasks and responsibilities of doctors on the issue of the death certificate

Art. 17. The emission of OF is the competence of the physician responsible for patient care, or substitutes, excepting only the confirmed or suspected cases of death from external causes, when the responsibility for this act is attributed to the Medical Forensic Institute or equivalent.

Section 18. The data reported in all fields of OF are the responsibility of the physician who certified the death, being the certifying officer personally meet and review the document before signing it.

Art. 19. The responsibility for issuing the OF will be assigned based on the following parameters:

I - the deaths due to natural causes with care, the DO should be provided, whenever possible, the doctor who was assisting the patient, or according to the following guidelines:

a) OF inpatient hospital under arrangements to be provided by the doctor and in his absence or disability, the acting physician, regardless of time elapsed between admission and death or hospitalization;

b) The OD of the patient being treated on an outpatient basis should be provided by a doctor appointed by the institution that provided assistance, or by SVO;

c) The patient's treatment regime at home under the Family Health Strategy (ESF), home care and other-should be provided by a doctor belonging to the program to which the patient was enrolled, and may be issued by the SVO, if the doctor does not have elements to correlate with clinical death concerning the monitoring recorded in medical records or medical records of those institutions, and

d) In towns without SVO or SVO reference defined by the IWC, it is the physician of the FHS or the Health Unit nearest to verify the reality of death, identifying the deceased and issue the DO, in cases of deaths in patients under treatment regime home, may register "death with unknown causes" when the records in records or medical records offer no evidence to correlate death with clinical follow-up regarding what he did. If the cause of death is unknown, may register "undetermined cause" in Part I of the Medical Certification of DO, should be aware however, inform pre-existing diseases in Part II of this document.

II, the deaths due to natural causes, without medical assistance during the illness that caused death:

a) In towns with SVO, the DO shall be issued by doctors of SVO;

b) In locations without a verification, the Death Certificate must be provided by doctors of public health services closer to the place where the event occurred, and in his absence by any local doctor. If the cause of death is unknown, may register "undetermined cause" in Part I of the Medical Certificate of DO, and, though it is aware inform preexisting diseases in Part II of this document.

III - In fetal deaths, the doctors who assisted the mother are required to provide DO when pregnancy lasts less than twenty (20) weeks, the fetus has weight less than 500 (five hundred) grams, and / or height equal to or greater than 25 (twenty five) cm.

IV - In the non-fetal deaths of children who died shortly after birth, the doctors who assisted the mother or child, or their deputies are obliged to provide DO independent of the length of gestation, body weight and height of the newly born, must be ensured in this case also the issue of the Statement of Live Births by this doctor or by other health professionals.

V - In deaths due to external causes

a) location with IML reference or equivalent, the DO should necessarily be issued by doctors of the medical-legal means that was the time elapsed between the incident and the violent death itself, and

b) In a place without IML reference or equivalent, the DO should be issued by any local doctor or other professional vested by a judicial or police forensic expert in the role of possible (ad hoc), whichever was the elapsed time between the violent event and death itself.

In § 6 deaths occurred in locations where there is only one doctor, it is responsible for issuing the DO.

§ 7 The deaths natural occurring in towns without a doctor, the issue of three (3) copies of DO should be requested from the Clerk of the Civil Registry of reference, the person responsible for the deceased, accompanied by two (2) witnesses, in accordance with the flow agreed with the internal affairs of the local courts.

§ 8 The Municipal Health Departments should indicate the physician who will issue the DO, in accordance with the recommendations above, if doubts remain about the assignment.

§ 9 The Municipal Health Department will use up the available resources in an active search for cases not reported to SIM.

Section V

Flow of the death certificate

Art. 20. In the case of natural deaths occurring in health care facilities, the DO issued in the reporting units, will be allocated as follows:

I - 1 copy: City Health Department;

II - 2nd copy: representative / guardian of the family of the deceased, to be used in obtaining the Death Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document, and

III - 3 copy: the reporting units, to archive the records of the deceased.

Art. 21. In the case of natural death occurred outside of health care facilities and health care, DO completed by the physician in charge, as standardized in Section IV, will be allocated as follows:

I - 1st and 3rd routes: the Municipal Health Departments, and

II - 2nd copy: representative / responsible family of the death to be used in obtaining of the Certificate of Death Registry by the Civil Register, which will retain the document.

Sole Paragraph. In the case of natural death without medical care in locations without a verification, the ways of the DO issued by the Medical Health Service nearest you, or by a doctor appointed by the Municipal Health Secretariat in accordance with § 8 of Art. 19 of this Ordinance should have the same destination prepared in the main Article.

Art. 22. In the case of natural death without medical care in cities with SVO, the DO issued by the medical service that should be allocated as follows:

I - 1 copy: City Health Department;

II - 2nd copy: representative / guardian of the family of the deceased, to be used in obtaining the Death Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document, and

III - 3rd track: Death Verification Service.

Art. 23. In the case of natural death occurred in an area without a doctor, DO completed by the Clerk of the Civil Registry shall be allocated as follows:

I-1st and 3rd routes: Civil Registry Office, for later collection by the City Health Department responsible for processing the data, and

II - 2nd copy: Civil Registry, which issues the Death Certificates to be delivered to the representative / responsible for the deceased.

§ 1 The Municipal Health Department will use up the available resources in an active search for unreported cases, drawing on all available resources for this purpose.

§ 2 In the case of death occurred in the Indian village, under the conditions of the chapeau of this Art., the 1st will be collected via the DSEI for data processing.

Art. 24. In the case of natural death occurred in the Indian village, with medical assistance, the DO issued will be allocated as follows:

I - 1 copy: Special Indigenous Sanitary District;

II - 2nd copy: representative / guardian of the family of the deceased, to be used in obtaining the Death Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document, and

III - 3 copy: the reporting units, to archive the records of the deceased.

25 Art. In cases of deaths from accidental causes and / or violent, the three roads of the DO, issued by the physician of the IML of reference or equivalent, should be allocated as follows:

I - 1 copy: City Health Department;

II - 2nd copy: representative / guardian of the family of the deceased, to be used in obtaining the Death Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document, and

III - 3rd via: the Forensics.

Art. 26. In cases of deaths from accidental causes and / or violent, in locations where there is no reference IML, or equivalent, three courses of DO, issued by the expert appointed by a judicial or police for that purpose, should be allocated as follows:

I - 1st and 3rd routes: the Municipal Health Departments, and

II - 2nd copy: representative / responsible family of the dead to be used in obtaining the Death Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document.

Section VI

Roles and responsibilities of health professionals or traditional birth attendants on the issuance of certificates of live birth

Art. 27. The issue of DN is the competence of health professionals, or traditional midwives responsible for care delivery or the newborn (recognized and linked to health units) in the case of hospital births or domiciliary care.

§ 1 is mandatory for all DN issue born alive, regardless of length of gestation, weight and height of the infant.

§ 2 To filling the DN should be privileged information provided by the mother, all health professionals present in the delivery room, and all available documents, records and notes as appropriate.

Art. 28. For home deliveries without assistance from health workers or traditional birth attendants, the DN must be issued by the Civil Registry, upon authorization by filling in the Magistrate Court of the State.

Art. 29. Unassisted births occurring in families enrolled in Family Health Strategy and Program of Community Health Agents (PACS), the DN must be issued by a duly qualified health professional, part of a team or unit to which the mother of child is bound.

Sole Paragraph. The Municipal Health Department will use up the available resources in an active search for cases not reported to SINASC.

Section VII

Flow Statement of Live Birth

Art. 30. For hospital deliveries, the DN filled in by the reporting units will be allocated as follows:

I - 1 copy: City Health Department;

II-2nd track: parent or legal guardian, to be used in obtaining the Birth Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document, and

III -3 copy: file the Health Unit with other hospital records of puerperal women.

Art. 31. For assistance with home births, the DN filled in by health professional responsible for care, should be allocated as follows:

I - 1 copy: City Health Department;

II-2nd track: parent or legal guardian, to be used in obtaining the Birth Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document, and

III - 3rd track: parent or legal guardian, to be presented at the first consultation at Health Unit

Art. 32. For home delivery with no assistance from any health professional or traditional midwives - have been recognized and linked to health units, the DN filled in by the Civil Registry, upon authorization by filling in the Magistrate Court of the State shall be allocated as follows:

I -1 copy: Civil Registry, to be collected by the Municipal Health;

II - 2nd copy: Civil Registry, which issues the birth certificate, and

III - 3rd track: parent or legal guardian, to be presented at the first consultation at the clinic.

Sole Paragraph. The Municipal Health Department will use up the available resources in an active search for unreported cases, taking advantage even of the Community Health Agents and traditional midwives.

Art. 33. For home delivery of indigenous villages, with assistance, the DN filled in by health professional or traditional midwife responsible for care, should be allocated as follows:

I - 1 copy: Special Indigenous Sanitary District;

II-2nd track: parent or legal guardian, to be used in obtaining the Birth Certificate with the Clerk of the Civil Registry, which will retain the document, and

III - 3rd track: parent or legal guardian, to be presented at the first consultation in a health unit.

CHAPTER IV

Of the data transfer, time delay and regularity

Art. 34. The State Health Departments to ensure data transfer module for the National System within sixty (60) days after the end of the month of occurrence of birth or death in the expected volume, electronically, via application of an ongoing, regular and automatic, to achieve the following goals and deadlines:

I - The parameters chosen to provide the expected volume of events will be defined based on the coverage ratio (collected and expected) achieved by each UF ended the last statistical year and published as the following strata:

a) For UF coverage exceeding 90% will be used as a parameter to stipulate births and deaths expected in each month, the number of records reported by UF with the proper information system in the last 5 (five) years.

b) For UF coverage equal to or less than 90% will be used as a parameter to stipulate births and deaths expected in each month, the value calculated from the estimates adopted by the manager of the national system for the current year, and in his absence, for the previous year.

II - The parameter used to monitor the volume of events to be transferred within 60 (sixty) days after the end of the month of occurrence is defined based on a percentage agreed upon annually, to be applied on the coverage achieved by each UF ended the last statistical year and published as Annex IV.

III - The Ministry of Health will issue annually pointing in the Technical Note that each layer fits UF for purposes that call for items I and II of this Art..

IV-The Ministry of Health will issue Technical Note no later than 90 (ninety) days after publication of this decree, setting standards, tools and flows about the negative reporting of deaths and births by place of occurrence, which shall then be obligatory, where no deaths occur in a given month.

V-The SVS / MS may, by specific rules set different deadlines for entering and sending information about special events, such as infant deaths, maternal, and others directly or indirectly related to diseases of epidemiological interest.

Art. 35. The Municipal Health and DSEI should provide the files for transfer to the state administrator, within 30 (thirty) days after the end of the month of occurrence, the expected volume of records according to parameters to be defined by the state manager to facilitate the achievement of their goals with the national manager.

Sole Paragraph. The Health Ministry will indicate parameters to estimate expected volume of births and deaths by county or micro-regions formed by municipality, as a way of supporting the State Manager in monitoring the data submitted by the municipalities of the caput of this Art..

Art. 36. Records transferred by the State Health Departments to the module's national system should be evaluated for quality, completeness, consistency and integrity continually by the Manager National Systems.

§ 1 The quality, completeness, consistency and data integrity are the responsibility of management level of the system that spawned it, should be reviewed, updated and retransmitted by it until the consolidation of the database, where perceived need or demanded by other levels of system management, within the time limits set by national and state managers.

§ 2 The consolidation of the statistical year by the SVS / MS should occur until the 30th of June each year on the previous year's data.

Section 37. The data will be released in preliminary, and then permanently, the following deadlines:

I - Between June 30 and August 30th of the year following the year of occurrence, in a preliminary, and

II-Up to 30 December of the year following the year of occurrence, in an official capacity.

Art. 38. The responsibilities of managers in the three spheres of government to maintaining the integrity and confidentiality of databases in the SIM and SINASC.

CHAPTER V

Final Provisions

Art. 39. The State Health Departments may adopt, in its jurisdiction, alternate flows as defined under this Ordinance by the CIB pact endorsed by the SVS / MS and:

I. Assurances that there is underreporting of events, and

II. There is flexibility in the information system, and the maximum integration with the System of Health Monitoring, locally and nationally.

Art. 40. The SVS / MS standard issue further regulating the procedure of investigation of deaths and births, whose record in DO or in DN has been done with inadequate quality to acceptable standards.

Single paragraph. The rescue of registered deaths and births are not documented properly at the facts will be the subject of supplementary norms which will deal with standard tools and flows, with entry identified in the systems.

Art. 41. The State Health Departments should regulate, under the state custody of the birth and death certificates used for the processing of information and can destroy them for disposal then provided that obeyed the following deadlines and minimum criteria:

I - 10 (ten) years for the custody of the printed document is not scanned;

II - 3 (three) years to the custody of the printed document has been scanned or microfilmed;

III - The destruction of the original documents that have been canceled for error in filling may be made immediately after entering the conference and its cancellation in the module document distribution standard in the computerized system, and

IV-A guard saw the records should last the same time as the last guard's own medical records.

Art. 42. The Municipal Health Department should encourage the Civil Registry of Births and Deaths by means of integration with registries and referral, counseling and awareness to the families of deceased or born on the importance of this act.

Art. 43. The lack of feeding data in the SIM and SINASC, the expected volume based on the arts. 34 and 35 of this Ordinance for two (2) consecutive months or three (3) alternate months within one year, shall lead to suspension of fund transfers to fund the Ministry of Health for the Federal District and Municipalities, resources Block Primary Health Care, in accordance with Section 37 of Ordinance No. 204/GM of January 29, 2007.Sole Paragraph. The Federal District and Municipalities have a maximum of 90 (ninety) days after publication of this Ordinance to adjust to the rules of regularity, for the purposes of the caput of this Art..

Art. 44. The Ministry of Health have a maximum of 120 (one hundred and twenty) days after publication of this decree, to provide the computing solutions provided us with feedback commitments by place of occurrence, and 180 (one hundred and eighty) days the development and deployment of solutions related to the applications to be distributed in indigenous areas, including aspects relating to their specific territorial and ethnic issues.

Art. 45. This Ordinance shall enter into force upon its publication.

Art. 46. Hereby repealed Ordinance No. 20/SVS of October 3rd, 2003, published in Official Gazette no. 194, Section 1, pg. 50, October 7 2003 and republished in the Official Gazette no. 196, Section 1, pg. 71, October 9th , 2003.

GERSON OLIVEIRA PENNA

ANEXO I

ANEXO II

ANEXO III

Distribuição dos DSEI e respectivos municípios

DISTRITOS SANITÁRIOS ESPECIAIS INDÍGENAS-UF	MUNICÍPIO IBGE
ALAGOAS E SERGIPE AL	ÁGUA BRANCA 2700102
AL	FEIRA GRANDE 2702603
AL	INHAPI 2703304
AL	JOAQUIM GOMES 2703809
AL	PALMEIRA DOS ÍNDIOS 2706307
AL	PA R I C O N H A 2706422
SE	PORTO DA FOLHA 2805604
AL	PORTO REAL DO COLÉGIO 2707503
AL	SÃO SEBASTIÃO 2708808
AL	TRAIPU 2709202
ALTAMIRA PA	A LTA M I R A 1500602
PA	SÃO FÉLIX DO XINGU 1507300
PA	SENADOR JOSÉ PORFÍRIO 1507805
PA	VITÓRIA DO XINGU 1508357
ALTO RIO JURUÁ AC	CRUZEIRO DO SUL 1200203
AC	FEIJÓ 1200302
AC	JORDÃO 1200328
AC	MÂNCIO LIMA 1200336
AC	MARECHAL THAUMATURGO 1200351
AC	PORTO WALTER 1200393
AC	RODRIGUES ALVES 1200427
AC	TA R A U A C Á 1200609
ALTO RIO NEGRO AM	BARCELOS 1300409
AM	SANTA ISABEL DO RIO NE1303601
	GRO
AM	SÃO GABRIEL DA CACHOEI1303809
	RA
ALTO RIO PURUS AC	ASSIS BRASIL 1200054
AM	BOCA DO ACRE 1300706
AC	MANOEL URBANO 1200344
AM	PA U I N I 1303502
RO	PORTO VELHO 11 0 0 2 0 5
AC	SANTA ROSA DO PURUS 1200435
AC	SENA MADUREIRA 1200500
ALTO RIO SOLIMÕES AM	A M AT U R Á 1300060
AM	BENJAMIN CONSTANT 1300607
AM	SANTO ANTÔNIO DO IÇÁ 1303700
AM	SÃO PAULO DE OLIVENÇA 1303908
AM	TA B AT I N G A 1304062
AM	TO N A N T I N S 1304237
AMAPÁ E NORTE DO PA	ALMEIRIM 1500503
PA R Á
PA	ÓBIDOS 1505106
AP	OIAPOQUE 1600501
AP	PEDRA BRANCA DO AMAPA1600154
	RI
ARAGUAIA GO	ARUANÃ 5202502
MT	CONFRESA 5103353
TO	FORMOSO DO ARAGUAIA 1708205
TO	LAGOA DA CONFUSÃO 1711902
MT	LUCIÁRA 5105309
GO	NOVA AMÉRICA 5214705
GO	R U B I ATA B A 5218904
MT	SANTA TEREZINHA 5107776
MT	SÃO FÉLIX DO ARAGUAIA 107859
BAHIA BA	ABARÉ 2900207
BA	ANGICAL 2901403
BA	BANZAÊ 2902658
BA	BELMONTE 2903409
BA	CAMACAN 2905602
BA	CAMAMU 2905800
BA	CURAÇÁ 2909901
BA	EUCLIDES DA CUNHA 2910701
BA	GLÓRIA 2 9 11 4 0 2
BA	IBOTIRAMA 2913200
BA	ILHÉUS 2913606
BA	ITAJU DO COLÔNIA 2915403
BA	I TA M A R A J U 2915601
BA	MUQUÉM DE SÃO FRANCIS2922250
	CO
BA	PAU BRASIL 2923902
BA	PAULO AFONSO 2924009
BA	PORTO SEGURO 2925303
BA	PRADO 2925501
BA	RODELAS 2927101
BA	SANTA CRUZ CABRÁLIA 2927705
BA	SANTA RITA DE CÁSSIA 2928406
BA	SERRA DO RAMALHO 2930154
BA	SOBRADINHO 2930774
CEARÁ CE	ACARAÚ 2300200
CE	AQUIRAZ 2301000
CE	A R AT U B A 2301406
CE	CANINDÉ 2302800
CE	CAUCAIA 2303709
CE	C R AT E Ú S 2304103
CE	I TA P I P O C A 2306405
CE	I TA R E M A 2306553
CE	MARACANAÚ 2307650
CE	MONSENHOR TABOSA 2308609
CE	NOVO ORIENTE 2309409
CE	PA C AT U B A 2309706
CE	PORANGA 2 3 11 0 0 9
CE	QUITERIANÓPOLIS 2 3 11 2 6 4
CE	SÃO GONÇALO DO AMARANTE 2312403
CE	TA M B O R I L 2313203
CUIABÁ MT	BARÃO DE MELGAÇO 5101605
MT	BARRA DO BUGRES 5101704
MT	B R A S N O RT E 5101902
MT	CAMPO NOVO DO PARECIS 5102637
MT	CUIABÁ 5103403
MT	DIAMANTINO 5103502

	MT	GENERAL CARNEIRO	5103908
	MT MT	NOBRES PA R A N AT I N G A	5105903 5106307
	MT	PONTES E LACERDA	5106752
	MT	PORTO ESPERIDIÃO	5106828
	MT	RONDONÓPOLIS	5107602
	MT	SANTO ANTÔNIO DO LEVERGER	5107800
	MT	SAPEZAL	5107875
	MT	TANGARÁ DA SERRA	5107958
GUAMÁ- TOCANTINS	PA	BOM JESUS DO TOCANTINS	1501576
	PA	CANAÃ DOS CARAJÁS	1502152
	PA	CAPITÃO POÇO	1502301
	MA	CENTRO NOVO DO MARA-NHÃO	2103174
	PA	GOIANÉSIA DO PARÁ	1503093
	PA	ITUPIRANGA	1503705
	PA	JACUNDÁ	1503804
	PA	MOJU	1504703
	PA	ÓBIDOS	1505106
	PA	ORIXIMINÁ	1505304
	PA	PA R A G O M I N A S	1505502
	PA	PA R A U A P E B A S	1505536
	PA	SANTA LUZIA DO PARÁ	1506559
	PA	SÃO DOMINGOS DO ARAGUAIA	1507151
	PA	TO M É - A Ç U	1508001
	PA	TUCURUÍ	1508100
KAIAPÓ DO MATO GROSSO	PA	A LTA M I R A	1500602
	MT	APIACÁS	5100805
	MT	COLÍDER	5103205
	PA	JACAREACANGA	1503754
	MT	JUARA	5105101
	MT	PEIXOTO DE AZEVEDO	5106422
	MT	SÃO JOSÉ DO XINGU	5107354
KAIAPÓ DO PARÁ	PA	BANNACH	1501253
	PA	CUMARU DO NORTE	1502764
	PA	OURILÂNDIA DO NORTE	1505437
	PA	PAU D´ARCO	1505551
	PA	SÃO FÉLIX DO XINGU	1507300
LESTE DE RORAIMA	RR	ALTO ALEGRE	1400050
	RR	AMAJARI	1400027
	RR	BOA VISTA	1400100
	RR	BONFIM	1400159
	RR	CANTÁ	1400175
	RR	CAROEBE	1400233
	RR	NORMANDIA	1400407
	RR	PA C A R A I M A	1400456
	RR	SÃO LUIZ	1400605
	RR	UIRAMUTÃ	1400704
MANAUS	AM	ANAMÃ	1300086
	AM	A U TA Z E S	1300300
	AM	BERURI	1300631
	AM	BORBA	1300805
	AM	CAREIRO	1 3 0 11 0 0
	AM	CAREIRO DA VÁRZEA	1 3 0 11 5 9
	AM	HUMAITÁ	1301704
	AM	I TA C O AT I A R A	1301902
	AM	MANICORÉ	1302702
	AM	NOVO AIRÃO	1303205
	AM	NOVO ARIPUANÃ	1303304
MARANHÃO	MA	ALTO ALEGRE DO PINDARÉ	2100477
	MA	AMARANTE DO MARANHÃO	2100600
	MA	ARAGUANÃ	2100873
	MA	ARAME	2100956
	MA	BARRA DO CORDA	2101608
	MA	BOM JARDIM	2102002
	MA	BOM JESUS DAS SELVAS	2102036
	MA	FERNANDO FALCÃO	2104081
	MA	GRAJAÚ	2104800
	MA	ITAIPAVA DO GRAJAÚ	2105351
	MA	JENIPAPO DOS VIEIRAS	2105476
	MA	MARANHÃOZINHO	2106375
	MA	MONTES ALTOS	2107001
	MA	NOVA OLINDA DO MARA-NHÃO	2107357
	MA	SÃO JOÃO DO CARÚ	2111 0 2 9
MATO GROSSO DO SUL	MS	AMAMBAÍ	5000609
	MS	ANASTÁCIO	5000708
	MS	ANTÔNIO JOÃO	5000906
	MS	AQUIDAUANA	5 0 0 11 0 2
	MS	ARAL MOREIRA	5001243
	MS	BELA VISTA	5002100
	MS	BRASILÂNDIA	5002308
	MS	CAARAPÓ	5002407
	MS	CAMPO GRANDE	5002704
	MS	CORONEL SAPUCAIA	5003157
	MS	CORUMBÁ	5003207
	MS	DOIS IRMÃOS DO BURITI	5003488
	MS	DOURADINA	5003504
	MS	DOURADOS	5003702
	MS	ELDORADO	5003751
	MS	JAPORÃ	5004809
	MS	JUTI	5005152
	MS	LAGUNA CARAPÃ	5005251
	MS	MARACAJU	5005400
	MS	MIRANDA	5005608
	MS	NIOAQUE	5005806
	MS	PA R A N H O S	5006358
	MS	PONTA PORÃ	5006606
	MS	PORTO MURTINHO	5006903
	MS	ROCHEDO	5007505
	MS	SETE QUEDAS	5007703
	MS	SIDROLÂNDIA	5007901
	MS	TA C U R U	5007950

MÉDIO RIO PURUS	AM	LÁBREA	1302405
	AM	TA PA U Á	1304104
MÉDIO RIO SOLI-MÕES E AFLUENTES	AM	A LVA R Ã E S	1300029
	AM	CARAUARI	1301001
	AM	COARI	1301209
	AM	EIRUNEPÉ	1301407
	AM	ENVIRA	1301506
	AM	IPIXUNA	1301803
	AM	I TA M A R AT I	1301951
	AM	JAPURÁ	1302108
	AM	JURUÁ	1302207
	AM	J U TA Í	1302306
	AM	MARAÃ	1302801
	AM	TEFÉ	1304203
	AM	UARINI	1304260
MINAS GERAIS E ES-PÍRITO SANTO	ES	ARACRUZ	3200607
	MG	ARAÇUAÍ	3103405
	MG	B E RT Ó P O L I S	3106606
	MG	CALDAS	3 11 0 3 0 1
	MG	CARMÉSIA	3 11 3 8 0 0
	MG	CORONEL MURTA	3 11 9 5 0 0
	MG	I TA P E C E R I C A	3133501
	MG	LADAINHA	3137007
	MG	MARTINHO CAMPOS	3140506
	MG	POMPÉU	3152006
	MG	RESPLENDOR	3154309
	MG	SANTA HELENA DE MINAS	3157658
	MG	SÃO JOÃO DAS MISSÕES	3162450
PARANÁ	PR	ABATIÁ	4100103
	PR	CÂNDIDO DE ABREU	4104402
	PR	CHOPINZINHO	4105409
	PR	CLEVELÂNDIA	4105706
	PR	CORONEL VIVIDA	4106506
	PR	CURITIBA	4106902
	PR	DIAMANTE D´OESTE	4107157
	PR	ESPIGÃO ALTO DO IGUAÇU	4107546
	PR	GUAÍRA	4108809
	PR	GUARAQUEÇABA	4109500
	PR	INÁCIO MARTINS	4110201
	PR	LARANJEIRAS DO SUL	4113304
	PR	LONDRINA	4113700
	PR	MANGUEIRINHA	4114401
	PR	MANOEL RIBAS	4114500
	PR	NOVA LARANJEIRAS	4117057
	PR	ORTIGUEIRA	4117305
	PR	PALMAS	4117602
	PR	PARANAGUÁ	4118204
	PR	PIRAQUARA	4119509
	PR	PONTAL DO PARANÁ	4119954
	PR	SANTA AMÉLIA	4123105
	PR	SÃO JERÔNIMO DA SERRA	4124707
	PR	SÃO MIGUEL DO IGUAÇU	4125704
	PR	TERRA ROXA	4127403
	PR	TO M A Z I N A	4127809
	PR	T U RV O	4127965
	PR	UNIÃO DA VITÓRIA	4128203
PA R I N T I N S	AM	BARREIRINHA	1300508
	AM	MAUÉS	1302900
	AM	NHAMUNDÁ	1303007
	PA	ORIXIMINÁ	1505304
	AM	PA R I N T I N S	1303403
PERNAMBUCO	PE	ÁGUAS BELAS	2600500
	PE	BUÍQUE	2602803
	PE	CABROBÓ	2603009
	PE	CARNAUBEIRA DA PENHA	2603926
	PE	F L O R E S TA	2605707
	PE	IBIMIRIM	2606606
	PE	INAJÁ	2607000
	PE	J ATO B Á	2608057
	PE	MIRANDIBA	2609303
	PE	OROCÓ	2609808
	PE	PESQUEIRA	2610905
	PE	PETROLÂNDIA	2 6 11 0 0 2
	PE	TA C A R AT U	2614808
	PE	T U PA N AT I N G A	2615805
PORTO VELHO	RO	ALTA FLORESTA D´OESTE	11 0 0 0 1 5
	RO	COSTA MARQUES	11 0 0 0 8 0
	RO	GOVERNADOR JORGE TEIXEIRA	11 0 1 0 0 5
	RO	GUAJARÁ-MIRIM	11 0 0 1 0 6
	AM	HUMAITÁ	1301704
	RO	JARU	11 0 0 11 4
	RO	J I - PA R A N Á	1100122
	AM	MANICORÉ	1302702
	RO	MIRANTE DA SERRA	11 0 1 3 0 2
	RO	NOVA MAMORÉ	11 0 0 3 3 8
	RO	PORTO VELHO	11 0 0 2 0 5
	MT	RONDOLÂNDIA	5107578
	RO	SÃO FRANCISCO DO GUAPO-RÉ	11 0 1 4 9 2
	RO	SÃO MIGUEL DO GUAPORÉ	11 0 0 3 2 0
	RO	SERINGUEIRAS	11 0 1 5 0 0
POTIGUARA	PB	BAÍA DA TRAIÇÃO	2501401
	PB	MARCAÇÃO	2509057
	PB	RIO TINTO	2512903
RIO TAPAJÓS	PA	I TA I T U B A	1503606
	PA	JACAREACANGA	1503754
	PA	TRAIRÃO	1508050
SUL-SUDESTE	SC	ABELARDO LUZ	4200101
	RS	ÁGUA SANTA	4300059
	RJ	ANGRA DOS REIS	3300100
	SC	ARAQUARI	4201307
	SP	ARCO-ÍRIS	3503356
	SP	ARUJÁ	3503901
	SP	AVA Í	3504305
	SP	BARÃO DE ANTONINA	3505005
	RS	BARRA DO RIBEIRO	4301909
	RS	BENJAMIN CONSTANT DO SUL	4302055
	SC	BIGUAÇU	4202305
	SP	BRAÚNA	3507704
	RS	CAÇAPAVA DO SUL	4302808
	RS	CACIQUE DOBLE	4303202

	MT	GENERAL CARNEIRO	5103908
	MT MT	NOBRES PA R A N AT I N G A	5105903 5106307
	MT	PONTES E LACERDA	5106752
	MT	PORTO ESPERIDIÃO	5106828
	MT	RONDONÓPOLIS	5107602
	MT	SANTO ANTÔNIO DO LEVERGER	5107800
	MT	SAPEZAL	5107875
	MT	TANGARÁ DA SERRA	5107958
G U A M Á - TO C A N T I N S	PA	BOM JESUS DO TOCANTINS	1501576
	PA	CANAÃ DOS CARAJÁS	1502152
	PA	CAPITÃO POÇO	1502301
	MA	CENTRO NOVO DO MARA-NHÃO	2103174
	PA	GOIANÉSIA DO PARÁ	1503093
	PA	ITUPIRANGA	1503705
	PA	JACUNDÁ	1503804
	PA	MOJU	1504703
	PA	ÓBIDOS	1505106
	PA	ORIXIMINÁ	1505304
	PA	PA R A G O M I N A S	1505502
	PA	PA R A U A P E B A S	1505536
	PA	SANTA LUZIA DO PARÁ	1506559
	PA	SÃO DOMINGOS DO ARAGUAIA	1507151
	PA	TO M É - A Ç U	1508001
	PA	TUCURUÍ	1508100
KAIAPÓ DO MATO GROSSO	PA	A LTA M I R A	1500602
	MT	APIACÁS	5100805
	MT	COLÍDER	5103205
	PA	JACAREACANGA	1503754
	MT	JUARA	5105101
	MT	PEIXOTO DE AZEVEDO	5106422
	MT	SÃO JOSÉ DO XINGU	5107354
KAIAPÓ DO PARÁ	PA	BANNACH	1501253
	PA	CUMARU DO NORTE	1502764
	PA	OURILÂNDIA DO NORTE	1505437
	PA	PAU D´ARCO	1505551
	PA	SÃO FÉLIX DO XINGU	1507300
LESTE DE RORAIMA	RR	ALTO ALEGRE	1400050
	RR	AMAJARI	1400027
	RR	BOA VISTA	1400100
	RR	BONFIM	1400159
	RR	CANTÁ	1400175
	RR	CAROEBE	1400233
	RR	NORMANDIA	1400407
	RR	PA C A R A I M A	1400456
	RR	SÃO LUIZ	1400605
	RR	UIRAMUTÃ	1400704
MANAUS	AM	ANAMÃ	1300086
	AM	A U TA Z E S	1300300
	AM	BERURI	1300631
	AM	BORBA	1300805
	AM	CAREIRO	1 3 0 11 0 0
	AM	CAREIRO DA VÁRZEA	1 3 0 11 5 9
	AM	HUMAITÁ	1301704
	AM	I TA C O AT I A R A	1301902
	AM	MANICORÉ	1302702
	AM	NOVO AIRÃO	1303205
	AM	NOVO ARIPUANÃ	1303304
MARANHÃO	MA	ALTO ALEGRE DO PINDARÉ	2100477
	MA	AMARANTE DO MARANHÃO	2100600
	MA	ARAGUANÃ	2100873
	MA	ARAME	2100956
	MA	BARRA DO CORDA	2101608
	MA	BOM JARDIM	2102002
	MA	BOM JESUS DAS SELVAS	2102036
	MA	FERNANDO FALCÃO	2104081
	MA	GRAJAÚ	2104800
	MA	ITAIPAVA DO GRAJAÚ	2105351
	MA	JENIPAPO DOS VIEIRAS	2105476
	MA	MARANHÃOZINHO	2106375
	MA	MONTES ALTOS	2107001
	MA	NOVA OLINDA DO MARA-NHÃO	2107357
	MA	SÃO JOÃO DO CARÚ	2111 0 2 9
MATO GROSSO DO SUL	MS	AMAMBAÍ	5000609
	MS	ANASTÁCIO	5000708
	MS	ANTÔNIO JOÃO	5000906
	MS	AQUIDAUANA	5 0 0 11 0 2
	MS	ARAL MOREIRA	5001243
	MS	BELA VISTA	5002100
	MS	BRASILÂNDIA	5002308
	MS	CAARAPÓ	5002407
	MS	CAMPO GRANDE	5002704
	MS	CORONEL SAPUCAIA	5003157
	MS	CORUMBÁ	5003207
	MS	DOIS IRMÃOS DO BURITI	5003488
	MS	DOURADINA	5003504
	MS	DOURADOS	5003702
	MS	ELDORADO	5003751
	MS	JAPORÃ	5004809
	MS	JUTI	5005152
	MS	LAGUNA CARAPÃ	5005251
	MS	MARACAJU	5005400
	MS	MIRANDA	5005608
	MS	NIOAQUE	5005806
	MS	PA R A N H O S	5006358
	MS	PONTA PORÃ	5006606
	MS	PORTO MURTINHO	5006903
	MS	ROCHEDO	5007505
	MS	SETE QUEDAS	5007703
	MS	SIDROLÂNDIA	5007901
	MS	TA C U R U	5007950

	RS	CAMAQUÃ	4303509
	SP	CANANÉIA	3509908
	RS	CAPIVARI DO SUL	4304671
	RS	CARAÁ	4304713
	SP	CARAPICUÍBA	3510609
	SC	CHAPECÓ	4204202
	RS	CHARRUA	4305371
	RS	C O N S TA N T I N A	4305801
	SP	COTIA	3513009
	SP	EMBU	3515004
	SP	EMBU-GUAÇU	3515103
	RS	ENGENHO VELHO	4306924
	SC	ENTRE RIOS	4205175
	RS	EREBANGO	4306973
	RS	ESTRELA	4307807
	RS	ESTRELA VELHA	4307815
	RS	FA R R O U P I L H A	4307906
	RS	FA X I N A L Z I N H O	4308052
	SP	FERRAZ DE VASCONCELOS	3515707
	SC	FLORIANÓPOLIS	4205407
	SP	FRANCISCO MORATO	3516309
	SP	FRANCO DA ROCHA	3516408
	RS	GRAMADO DOS LOUREIROS	4309126
	RS	GUAÍBA	4309308
	SP	GUARULHOS	3518800
	RS	IBIRAIARAS	4309902
	SP	IGUAPE	3520301
	SC	IMARUÍ	4207205
	SC	IPUAÇU	4207684
	RS	IRAÍ	4310504
	SP	I TA N H A É M	3522109
	SP	ITAPECERICA DA SERRA	3522208
	SP	I TA P E V I	3522505
	SP	I TA Q U A Q U E C E T U B A	3523107
	SP	I TA R I R I	3523305
	SP	JANDIRA	3525003
	SC	JOSÉ BOITEUX	4209151
	SP	JUQUITIBA	3526209
	RS	LAJEADO	4 3 11 4 0 3
	RS	LAJEADO DO BUGRE	4 3 11 4 2 9
	RS	LIBERATO SALZANO	4 3 11 6 0 1
	RS	MAQUINÉ	4 3 11 7 7 5
	RS	MATO CASTELHANO	4312138
	SP	MAUÁ	3529401
	SP	M I R A C AT U	3529906
	SP	MOJI MIRIM	3530805
	SP	MONGAGUÁ	3 5 3 11 0 0
	RS	MULITERNO	4312625
	SC	N AV E G A N T E S	4211306
	RS	NONOAI	4312708
	SP	OSASCO	3534401
	SC	PA L H O Ç A	4211900
	RS	PALMARES DO SUL	4313656
	RJ	PA R AT I	3303807
	SP	PA R I Q U E R A - A Ç U	3536208
	SP	PERUÍBE	3537602
	RS	P L A N A LTO	4314704
	RS	PORTO ALEGRE	4314902
	SC	PORTO UNIÃO	4213609
	RS	R E D E N TO R A	4315404
	RJ	RIO DE JANEIRO	3304557
	RS	RIO DOS ÍNDIOS	4315552
	RS	RIOZINHO	4315750
	RS	RONDA ALTA	4316105
RS	SALTO DO JACUÍ	4316451
SP	SANTANA DE PARNAÍBA	3547304
SP	SANTO ANDRÉ	3547809
SP	SÃO BERNARDO DO CAMPO	3548708
SP	SÃO CAETANO DO SUL	3548807
SC	SÃO FRANCISCO DO SUL	4216206
RS	SÃO LEOPOLDO	4318705
RS	SÃO MIGUEL DAS MISSÕES	4319158
SP	SÃO PAULO	3550308
SP	SÃO SEBASTIÃO	3550704
RS	SÃO VALÉRIO DO SUL	4319737
SP	SÃO VICENTE	3551009
SC	SEARA	4217501
SP	SETE BARRAS	3551801
SP	TABOÃO DA SERRA	3552809
RS	TENENTE PORTELA	4321402
RS	TO R R E S	4321501
RS	TRÊS PALMEIRAS	4321857
SP	U B AT U B A	3555406
RS	VIAMÃO	4323002
RS	VICENTE DUTRA	4323101
SC	VITOR MEIRELES	4219358
TO C A N T I N S	TO	ARAGUAÍNA	1702109
	TO	CACHOEIRINHA	1703826
	TO	FORMOSO DO ARAGUAIA	1708205
	TO	G O I AT I N S	1709005
	TO	GURUPI	1709500
	TO	I TA C A J Á	1710508
	TO	LAGOA DA CONFUSÃO	1 7 11 9 0 2
	TO	MAURILÂNDIA DO TOCANTINS	1712801
	TO	SANDOLÂNDIA	1718840
	TO	SANTA FÉ DO ARAGUAIA	1718865
	PA	SANTA MARIA DAS BARREIRAS	1506583
	TO	TO C A N T Í N I A	1721109
	TO	TO C A N T I N Ó P O L I S	1721208
VALE DO JAVARI	AM	ATALAIA DO NORTE	1300201
VILHENA	RO	ALTO ALEGRE DOS PARECIS	11 0 0 3 7 9
	MT	ARIPUANÃ	5101407
	MT	B R A S N O RT E	5101902
	RO	CACOAL	11 0 0 0 4 9
	RO	CHUPINGUAIA	11 0 0 9 2 4
	MT	COMODORO	5103304
	MT	CONQUISTA D´OESTE	5103361

	RO	CORUMBIARA	1100072
	MT	COTRIGUAÇU	5103379
	RO	ESPIGÃO D´OESTE	11 0 0 0 9 8
	MT	JUARA	5105101
	MT	JUÍNA	5105150
	RO	MINISTRO ANDREAZZA	11 0 1 2 0 3
	MT	NOVA LACERDA	5106182
	RO	PIMENTA BUENO	11 0 0 1 8 9
	MT	RONDOLÂNDIA	5107578
	RO	VILHENA	11 0 0 3 0 4
XAVANTE	MT	ÁGUA BOA	5100201
	MT	BARRA DO GARÇAS	5101803
	MT	BOM JESUS DO ARAGUAIA	5101852
	MT	CAMPINÁPOLIS	5102603
	MT	CANARANA	5102702
	MT	GENERAL CARNEIRO	5103908
	MT	NOVA NAZARÉ	5106174
	MT	NOVO SÃO JOAQUIM	5106281
	MT	PA R A N AT I N G A	5106307
	MT	POXORÉO	5107008
	MT	SANTO ANTÔNIO DO LESTE	5107792
XINGU	MT	CANARANA	5102702
	MT	FELIZ NATAL	5103700
	MT	GAÚCHA DO NORTE	5103858
	MT	MARCELÂNDIA	5105580
	MT	NOVA UBIRATÃ	5106240
	MT	QUERÊNCIA	5107065
	MT	SÃO FÉLIX DO ARAGUAIA	5107859
	MT	SÃO JOSÉ DO XINGU	5107354
YANOMAMI	RR	ALTO ALEGRE	1400050
	RR	AMAJARI	1400027
	AM	BARCELOS	1300409
	RR	CARACARAÍ	1400209
	RR	IRACEMA	1400282
	RR	MUCAJAÍ	1400308
	AM	SANTA ISABEL DO RIO NEGRO	1303601
	AM	SÃO GABRIEL DA CACHOEIRA	1303809

ANNEX IV

Parameters adopted for monitoring the regularity in sending data

Parameters chosen to monitor the volume of records of births and deaths to be transferred within 60 (sixty) days after the month of occurrence:

I-UF coverage above 90%-transfer rate to be agreed upon annually by 1 / 12 of the projection made from a series of data from the information system itself over the past five years.

II - UF coverage between> 80 and <= 90% - Transfer of percentage to be agreed upon annually by 1 / 12 of the 90% estimate projected based on estimates the last five years.

III - UF coverage between> 70 and <= 80% - Transfer of percentage to be agreed upon annually by 1 / 12 of the 80% estimate projected based on estimates the last five years

IV - UF coverage between> 60 and <= 70% - Transfer of percentage to be agreed upon annually by 1 / 12 of the 70% estimate projected based on estimates the last five years.

V - UF coverage <60% - Transfer of percentage to be agreed upon annually twelfth of 60% of the estimated projected based on estimates the last five years.