The President of the Court of Accounts, Filipa Urbano Calvão, has indicated a potential appeal to the Constitutional Court regarding governmental reforms. In an interview, Calvão stated she believes there is basis to submit the reforms designed by the Government to constitutional review. This move represents pressure on Seguro, presumably a relevant political figure, and signals concerns about the legality of the proposed changes. Calvão’s comments suggest dissatisfaction with the process and a willingness to challenge the reforms through legal channels. The Court of Accounts, responsible for public auditing, is signaling its intent to scrutinize the new policies rigorously. This could lead to significant legal debate surrounding the Government’s initiatives and their adherence to the constitution. The situation highlights a potential conflict between the executive and auditing branches of government in Portugal.