The ruling party calls on the prime minister to speak in the intensive deliberations on the 17th

The ruling party calls for the Prime Minister to speak in the intensive deliberations on the 17th

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In the Diet, intensive deliberations were held next week, and Prime Minister Abe was asked to comment on the fact that he had skipped a yaji. Opposition parties will continue to pursue, while the ruling party intends to pass the new year's budget through the lower house in the month.

Opposition parties replied after Prime Minister Abe skipped a belief that it was a `` meaningless question, '' after the questions of members of the Constitutional Democratic Party were over at the House of Representatives Budget Committee, which is deliberating on the new year's budget bill. , The 13th Budget Committee was not held.

As a result of intermittent discussions between the ruling and opposition parties, intensive deliberations will be held next week on 17th, and Prime Minister Abe will be asked to make comments on the father.

The Constitutional Democratic Party's Chairman of the Countermeasures Committee for the Anzai Diet stated, "I am assured that I will always say," Strictly avoid irregular remarks. "

Opposition parties will continue to pursue Prime Minister Abe and other parties over the “Cherry Blossom Viewing Party” and seek thorough deliberations.

On the other hand, Mr. Moriyama of the Liberal Democratic Party's chairman of the Diet task force said, "I am sorry for Prime Minister Abe. The budget is very important because of the response to the new coronavirus."

The ruling party will proceed with deliberation, including a local hearing on the 14th to hold the budget draft by the end of the fiscal year, holding a central hearing on the 21st of next week, and wishing to pass the lower house in the month. It is expected that discussions on the deliberations will take place.