The Nippon Ishin no Kai aims to recover the economy hit by the new coronavirus by reducing the consumption tax rate on a timely basis, and to achieve sustainable growth through bold regulatory reforms. Announced the promise of the House of Representatives election.
On the 15th, Katayama, co-representative of the Nippon Ishin no Kai, and Asada, the chairman of the political affairs investigation, announced the promise of the House of Representatives election.
The pledge states that the recovery of the economy, which was hit by the impact of the new Corona, will require a stimulus for depressed consumption, and that the consumption tax rate will be reduced to 5% on a timely basis and that pension insurance premiums will be exempted. Is supposed to do.
On top of that, the government has abolished or relaxed entry restrictions in all industrial fields, such as allowing corporations to own farmland, saying that bold regulatory reforms that encourage the creation of new businesses are indispensable for the sustainable growth of the economy after recovery. And then.
In addition, he said that it is necessary to strengthen the safety net in order to change jobs to growth fields and create an environment that makes it easy to start a business, and he is considering introducing "Basic Income," which provides a fixed amount unconditionally.
Furthermore, in order to proceed with various reforms, the Diet members must first take the initiative in "reforms that cut themselves", and the government has set a 30% reduction in parliamentary expenses and a fixed number.
Katayama Co-Representative "Appeal firmly to the beginning of reform"
Katayama, co-representative of the Nippon Ishin no Kai, said, "We are at the forefront of parliamentary reforms and are very enthusiastic about administrative and financial reforms. I'm thinking of getting it. If the Restoration wins, Japan's politics will improve. If the Restoration becomes the first opposition party, and then fights for power with both the Liberal Democratic Party and the Komei Party, it will be a much more realistic and decent politics. But I think Japan can do it. "
Masatoshi Asada, Chairman "Distribution and Growth through Reform"
"The basic stance is that reform leads to distribution and reform leads to growth. Both the Liberal Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party lack the perspective of reform. Sustainable Japan To make it happen, economic growth is needed, and reforms are needed before that, and we need to create a mechanism to move the labor force to growing industries and raise wages. "