Considering support for businesses who have difficulty paying rent and students who have a difficult life

To consider support for businesses who have difficulty paying rent and students who have a difficult life: Government April 29, 6:34

With the spread of the new coronavirus, the government is considering providing assistance to businesses who have difficulty paying rent and students who have a difficult life because their incomes are decreasing.

Regarding support for businesses that have become difficult to pay rent, the Diet proposed on the 28th of the Diet that the Liberal Democratic Party proposed a system for subsidizing rents by utilizing uninterested and unsecured loans, and Prime Minister Abe will consider it. Was shown.

The five opposition parties have submitted bills that include delaying payments, and it is expected that ruling and opposition talks will be held in the future.

Both the ruling and opposition parties are calling for support for students whose part-time job incomes are declining and their lives are difficult. It is a policy to consider such.

On the other hand, due to the prolongation of school closures, there are also calls for changing the time of admission and the start of the new semester to September, and Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Hagita has recognized that there is a problem that can be shared throughout society. It was

The Liberal Democratic Party is cautious about the change as it should consider using online classes first, while the Constitutional Democratic Party and other parties decide to proceed while listening to the opinions of the school site such as whether it is possible to change.

On the 29th of the national holiday, the Diet will also discuss a supplementary budget proposal that includes economic measures such as 100,000 yen cash payment.

This is the first time in nine years since the deliberation on the supplementary budget for the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake.

The supplementary budget bill is expected to pass through the House of Representatives on the 29th and be approved on the 30th with the approval of the opposition.