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It falls to the Labor Public Prosecutor's Office to oversee, by means of a civil inquiry, the exercise of the activity of arbitrator in the resolution of labor disputes and, "upon detection of irregularities, it must indeed require the execution of an Undertaking to Modify Behavior in order to prevent such irregularities from continuing to be practiced." In the specific case at hand, having been established that the agent acted not as an arbitrator but merely as a ratifier of settlements, the measure is applicable:

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