Amendment to the National Voting Law To make adjustments in response to amendments requested by the private sector

Regarding the amendment of the National Voting Law, which stipulates the procedure for amending the Constitution, executives of both the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komeito Party are aiming for a vote at the Constitutional Review Board of the House of Representatives on the 6th, and are responding to the amendment of the bill requested by the Constitutional Democratic Party. We generally agreed with each other and confirmed the policy of coordinating with the opposition party.

On the amendment of the national referendum law, whereas such as the Liberal Democratic Party, New Komeito both parties are going to want to vote in the House of Representatives Constitution Committee of 6 days, the Constitutional Democratic Party, the prospect of the "three years after the enforcement for such advertising regulation of referendum If the supplementary provisions of the amendment include "to take legal measures," the policy is to accept the vote.

Under these circumstances, the secretary-generals of both the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komeito Party and the chairman of the Diet Countermeasures Committee should discuss the response in Tokyo and aim for a vote at the examination committee on the 6th as per the policy in order to establish it in the current Diet. We generally agreed to respond to the amendment of the bill, and confirmed the policy of coordinating with the opposition party.

After that, the Liberal Democratic Party's chairman of the Diet measures, Moriyama, told reporters, "I would like to refrain from commenting on the amendment because the work is in progress, but the lead secretary of the ruling and opposition parties, discussions with the person in charge of the Diet measures, talks with the secretary-general, etc. It is possible to do that. "

In addition, in the discussion on the 5th, the deadline for the declaration of emergency in 4 prefectures such as Tokyo and Osaka is approaching the 11th next week, and some local governments are demanding the application of "priority measures such as prevention of spread". They agreed to ask the government to thoroughly analyze the infection situation in each region and make appropriate decisions.