Former Unification Church Victim Relief Liberal Democratic Party Council of 4 parties including Liberal Democrats meets for the first time

In order to help victims of large donations by the former Unification Church, the first meeting of a council consisting of four parties, including the Liberal Democratic Party and the Constitutional Democratic Party, was held. It seems that the start has been confirmed.

The first meeting of the council by the Liberal Democratic Party, the Komei Party, the Constitutional Democratic Party, and the Japan Restoration Party began at 11:00 am on the 21st. Nagatsuma, Chairman of the Policy Research Council, and five other working-level officials attended.

In this meeting, it seems that the two sides confirmed that they would start concrete discussions with the aim of enacting the necessary bills in the current Diet session, and discussed how to proceed with future discussions.

Regarding the relief of victims such as large donations by the former Unification Church, the Constitutional Democratic Party and the Japan Restoration Party have jointly submitted a bill, while the government also wants to submit the necessary bill to the current Diet session. .

There is a difference in views between the ruling and opposition parties over the content of damage recovery, and it is expected that the focus will be on whether they can come to an agreement through consultations.

Ritsumin, Chairman of the National Affairs Committee, "We need a law to put a brake on it as soon as possible."

Azumi, head of the Constitutional Democratic Party's Diet countermeasures committee, told reporters, "There are still people who are suffering from malicious psychic marketing and large donations, so we need a law to put a brake on it as soon as possible. Participants in the talks. I agreed to get the bill passed, so if I neglect it, the public will criticize me. I'm not here to express my opinion or hold a speech contest."

Restoration Chairman Endo "Aiming for the end of the extraordinary session of the Diet"

Endo, chairman of the Diet Affairs Committee of the Japan Restoration Party, told reporters, "The goal is not to create a table for discussion, but how to get results. The original goal is to deepen the public's understanding and create a bill that gives them peace of mind. Since it's a purpose, I would like you to discuss it about once a week and do your best to reach the end of the extraordinary session of the Diet."