Rep. Kawai's camp Remuneration not listed in the report besides Miss Warbler or 5:19 on March 5
In a case where the secretary of the Liberal Democratic Party, Kanri Kawai, was arrested for paying more than prescribed compensation to Miss Warbler, other activists were alleged to have been paid unreported remuneration. I found out that there was something in the interview with the stakeholders. The prosecution also knows about these rewards and examines the circumstances.
Concerning the camp of Rep. Kawai, three husbands, including husband Husband Katsuyuki Kawai's former secretary of justice, Taka *, Shinsuke Tani (43) and Rep. Kari's second public secretary, Hiroshi Tatemichi (54), He was arrested by the Hiroshima District Public Prosecutor on July 14 for allegedly paying more than 14 lawmakers in the Upper House election last July for a campaigner who violated the Public Office Election Law.
Remuneration exceeding the rules is not listed in the election campaign income and expenditure report submitted by the office of Representative Kari, but it is suspected that unlisted remuneration was also paid to campaigners other than Miss Warbler I learned anew from interviewing stakeholders.
Of these, the man who was in charge of visiting companies for about a month received 860,000 yen as a reward before and after the announcement of the election, and received 100,000 yen at the camp office in Hiroshima city. He told the prosecutor's hearing that he was "aware of the illegality."
Prosecutors are aware of such remuneration not mentioned in the income and expenditure report, and are investigating whether it is illegal along with the circumstances.
"500,000 Yen Received" Testimony Not Included in Report
One of the parties involved in the election of last year's Upper House election, such as putting posters for elections on the side of Senri Kawai, paid about 500,000 yen to his or her account before and after the election vote. He told NHK that he had received it. It was not mentioned in the election campaign's income and expenditure report submitted by Mr. Kari's office.
In a testimony, officials said, "Recognizing that this was a legitimate reward for work related to the election. The balance report is unrelated to me and I do not know what is not mentioned at all." I have never thought about gender, but I hate being helped by an embarrassing story. "
The name of the bankbook transferer was not Kawai's election office, but he said, "I did not feel any particular discomfort."
Submission of smartphones to Kawai and his wife
On the other hand, according to multiple stakeholders, at the hotel in Tokyo on March 3, Kawai and his wife submitted their smartphones at the request of the person in charge of Hiroshima District Public Prosecutor's Office. It was not heard of the situation.