Former Unification Church Victim Relief Bill Questions and Answers at Upper House Special Committee Expected to be Enacted Tonight

In response to the problem of the former Unification Church, Prime Minister Kishida attended a special committee of the House of Councillors, which deliberated on a bill to regulate malicious donations and provide relief to victims, and asked questions at the end of the Diet session on the 10th. increase.

The bill is expected to be enacted on the evening of the 10th.

At the special committee of the House of Councilors, Prime Minister Kishida will also attend from 9:00 am on the 10th at the end of the session and ask questions.

It is unusual for parliamentary deliberations to be held on Saturdays.

In this, the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan said, ``So far, witnesses have pointed out problems.

Prime Minister Kishida said, ``After the law is enacted, we must continue our efforts, such as clarifying the interpretation of the law and enhancing the consultation system so that the law can be used appropriately.'' rice field.

Regarding the review after the enforcement, "In order to take into account the enforcement status of the law and changes in the social and economic situation, it is necessary to secure a certain track record of operation. After that, if necessary, we must consider reviewing it. it won't," he said.

On the other hand, Prime Minister Kishida was asked to promptly request a dissolution order against the former Unification Church. We are planning to hold a council on religious corporations.We will respond appropriately with a sense of urgency in accordance with legal procedures."

After that, the special committee will vote after questioning, and after being approved by the majority of the LDP and the Constitutional Democratic Party, it will be voted at the plenary session, and it is expected to be established on the night of the 10th.

Prime Minister Kishida will hold a press conference at 7:00 p.m.

Along with the closing of the extraordinary Diet session, the government announced that Prime Minister Kishida will hold a press conference at the Prime Minister's official residence from 7:00 pm on the 10th.

I will explain the significance of the new bill to provide relief to the victims of the problems of the former Unification Church, which will be enacted on the 10th.