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Ahead of the LDP presidential election, the Constitutional Democratic Party has decided to begin discussions with the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito on a tax credit with benefits starting next week.

On the other hand, Yoshimura, the leader of Nippon Ishin no Kai, has indicated that he does not rule out the possibility of joining a coalition government in order to realize policies, and there are signs that the opposition parties are also beginning to explore cooperation with the ruling party.

The Constitutional Democratic Party agreed on the 19th, during a meeting with the leaders of the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito, to move forward with discussions on the system design for the tax credit with benefits, which was included in their campaign pledges for the House of Councillors election and provides benefits and income tax deductions according to income.

We are expected to start discussions next week and work on organizing the issues.

One of the party executives said, By starting discussions while Prime Minister Ishiba is in office, the aim is to pave the way for continued talks in the next administration.

On the other hand, Nippon Ishin no Kai has begun internal discussions this month on the framework of a bill regarding an alternative capital that could serve as a backup for the core functions of the nations capital.

Representative Yoshimura commented on the possibility of joining the coalition government of the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito, saying, We do not rule out that option in order to realize our campaign pledges. He also stated that, in addition to achieving the secondary capital, the party will consider its response while observing the stance of the next LDP president on policies the party is aiming for, such as lowering social insurance premiums.

Also, the Democratic Party for the People plans to see whether the next party leader will uphold the agreement reached among the three parties, including the ruling party, regarding the review of the 1.03 million yen annual income barrier.

The ruling party has become a minority in both the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors, and as how to deal with the opposition becomes a major issue in the LDP presidential election, moves to explore cooperation with the ruling party are also beginning to emerge among the opposition parties.