2nd supplementary budget proposal Introducing deliberation to indicate the use of reserve funds To be established within next week

2nd supplementary budget proposal Introducing deliberation to show the use of reserve funds To be established within next week 5:12 on June 6

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It is expected that the second supplementary budget for the new coronavirus countermeasures will be finalized by the beginning of next week, and the Diet will start deliberation at the National Assembly in the next week, indicating about 5 trillion yen out of the 10 trillion yen reserve fund, and will start deliberation.

Regarding the second supplementary budget for the current fiscal year, the LDP and the Constitutional Democratic Party confirmed on the 5th that the government will show about 5 trillion yen out of the 10 trillion yen reserve fund.

The government gave a financial speech at the plenary session of both Houses of the House on the 8th, about 1 trillion yen for employment maintenance and life support such as employment adjustment subsidy, about 2 trillion yen for business continuity such as sustainable benefit, etc. The policy is to spend about ¥2 trillion on strengthening the medical provision system such as subsidies for rural areas.

The remaining 5 trillion yen will be secured for the sake of completeness while the new coronavirus countermeasures will be a long-term war, and the use of contingency will be reported to the Diet in a timely and appropriate manner.

In response to this, representatives of each party were asked, the second supplementary budget proposal was deliberated, and Prime Minister Abe and all ministers attended a question at the Budget Committee of the House of Representatives on the 9th and 10th the next day. It is to be done and voted.

A deliberation will be held in the House of Councilors, and it is expected that the deliberation will be completed within the next week, and the specific deliberation schedule will be adjusted between the ruling and opposition parties.

On the other hand, it is difficult to enact a bill that moves holidays in line with the opening ceremony of the next year's Tokyo Olympics because the deliberation time cannot be secured before the end of the session on this month.