Proposal for revision of the National Voting Law Entered deliberation at the Constitutional Research Committee of the House of Representatives

On the 28th, a bill to amend the National Voting Law to improve the voting environment in line with the Public Offices Election Law was deliberated at the Constitutional Research Committee of the House of Representatives, and the Liberal Democratic Party insisted that the deliberation should proceed promptly. Pointed out that was inadequate.

The revised bill of the National Voting Law submitted to the House of Representatives by the Liberal Democratic Party, the Liberal Democratic Party, and the Nippon Ishin no Kai is a requirement for a place of residence to become a witness to voting in order to improve the voting environment in accordance with the Public Offices Election Law. The purpose was explained at the Constitutional Review Board of the House of Representatives on the 28th.

Regarding the amendment, Mr. Yoshitaka Shindo of the Liberal Democratic Party said, "The content of the amendment reflects the provisions of the Public Offices Election Act that has already been enacted in the National Voting Law, and the content has already been deliberated. Should be. "

On the other hand, Mr. Soichiro Okuno of the Constitutional Democratic Party said, "The bill does not include measures to ensure CM regulation and fairness, and it is an alibi that says," We are ready to propose a constitutional amendment. " There is no point in doing it at this time, and I strongly protest. "

Future deliberations on the amendment are expected to be discussed between the lead secretaries of the ruling and opposition parties.

Mr. Okuno, Ritsumin "It only looks like a performance"

Soichiro Okuno of the Constitutional Democratic Party, who is the lead secretary of the opposition party, told reporters, "It was the Constitution Memorial that suddenly talked about technical law revisions at the timing when discussions such as CM regulation entered the climax. It only looks like a performance ahead of the day. Unless we have a commitment to discuss it with the Constitutional Democratic Party's amendment, which we plan to submit after the big holidays, we will not be able to attend the next round of judging. " rice field.