An intensive deliberation was held at the House of Councilors Budget Committee on the 6th.

Opposition parties demanded clarification of the reasons and timing for doubling the budget regarding child and child-rearing policies. is shown again.

▼ Mr. Hirofumi Takinami of the Liberal Democratic Party said, "We must create a toilet called a disposal site for spent fuel, whether we are moving away from nuclear power or promoting nuclear power," regarding the final disposal of so-called "nuclear waste." I asked



Prime Minister Kishida said, "Back-end measures are an important issue for the stable and continuous use of nuclear power generation, and we will not leave it to future generations and will take on the responsibility of the government." rice field.

▼ Concerning same-sex marriage, Taiga Ishikawa of the Constitutional Democratic Party said, "I realized I was gay when I was a junior high school student, and I couldn't tell anyone because of the terrible discrimination and prejudice. When can I get married?" We have submitted a bill to amend the Civil Code to legalize same-sex marriage, but why don't we create a same-sex marriage system together?"



Prime Minister Kishida said, ``There are many people who want same-sex marriage, but it is an issue that affects each person's view of family and the lives of the people. said.

▼ Mitsuo Takahashi of Komeito said, "Educational support, including mental care for children who have evacuated to Ukraine and neighboring countries, is also urgently needed.Even countries such as Poland, which have graduated from ODA = official development assistance, are evacuated. In order to support the learning of children who have been educated, we should expand support such as bilateral cooperation."



Prime Minister Kishida said, ``Educational support, including mental care for children, is important. We will continue to consider it," he said.

▼ Mr. Daisuke Katayama of the Japan Restoration Association said, "I don't feel a sense of speed. I don't understand the 'different dimension' even if I'm told it's a 'different dimension.' I asked.



Prime Minister Kishida said, ``I'm not denying the sense of speed, but I will steadily advance what can be done with individual policies. It is important how to show the package," he said.

▼Democrat for the People's House of Councilors Secretary-General Kawai asked, ``Where was the basis for the government's ``doubling'' regarding the child and child-rearing budget? However, I did.



Prime Minister Kishida said, "We will present a rough framework for doubling the budget in the June policy, but we have not given specific numbers by when. First of all, we will carefully examine the contents of the necessary policies and present them as a package. We will think about how much budget we need."

▼ The Communist Party's Taku Yamazoe commented on the possession of "counterattack capability": "Having the ability to attack enemy bases changes the way military force is used, leading to large-scale airstrikes, artillery attacks, and acts like invading enemy territory. Is it possible for the participation of



Prime Minister Kishida said, ``It is impossible to imagine an attack that would invade enemy territory in the future. It's from."



On the other hand, Prime Minister Kishida, in articles such as "Emergency in Taiwan," commented on "prior consultation" when the US military uses US military bases in Japan, saying, "The criteria for acceptance or rejection are in our country's national interest. As a result of independent judgment, "Sometimes we answer yes to the American side, and sometimes we say no."

▼ Daisuke Amabatake of Reiwa Shinsengumi said, "We must act immediately to provide relief to the victims and a complete solution as soon as possible. Stop appealing to the court. I want you to listen to the victims' complaints."



Prime Minister Kishida said, "At the time the law concerning the payment of lump-sum payments was enacted, the Prime Minister and the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare expressed sincere remorse and heartfelt apology, and this position remains unchanged today. Since each specific situation is different, we are carefully responding to each one."

▼The chairman of the NHK Party's Policy Research Institute Hamada commented on same-sex marriage, "Article 24 of the Constitution stipulates that 'marriage shall be established only on the basis of the consent of both sexes,' but revision of Article 24 is necessary in order to develop laws for same-sex marriage. I asked.



Justice Minister Saito said, ``There are different views on whether Article 24, paragraph 1 allows the introduction of same-sex marriage, but the government does not take any position. It's difficult to say whether you need