(8)With a view to enhancing the perception of independence of credit rating agencies vis-à-vis the rated entities, Regulation (EU) No 462/2013 extends in Article 6(4), 6a and 6b of Regulation (EC) No 1060/2009 the rules on conflicts of interest to those caused by shareholders or members holding a significant position within the CRA. The Brazilian legal and supervisory framework requires a CRA to establish adequate and effective organisational and administrative procedures to prevent, detect, eliminate, correct and disclose every conflict of interest. However, the Brazilian legal and supervisory framework does not explicitly require CRAs to account for conflicts of interests relating to shareholders. Consequently, there is no prohibition from issuing a credit rating on an entity if a board member of the CRA, or a shareholder holding more than 10 % of shares or voting rights of the CRA, holds more than 10 % of the shares in the rated entity. There is also no prohibition on an individual or entity holding more than 5 % of the shares or the voting rights of a CRA from providing consultancy or advisory services to a rated entity of that CRA.