新しん年度ねんど予算よさん案あん 政府せいふ・与党よとう 年度ねんど内ないの成立せいりつめざし野党やとうとの調整ちょうせい急いそぐ

Regarding the new fiscal years budget proposal, the government and ruling party are hurrying to coordinate with the opposition to adjust the deliberation schedule, ensuring its passage by the end of the fiscal year, which is a week away, after making further revisions in the House of Councillors.

Regarding the new fiscal year budget bill, which continues to be deliberated in the House of Councillors, the government and ruling parties aim to have it enacted within the fiscal year after further revisions in line with the review of the high-cost medical care benefit system.

Liberal Democratic Partys Policy Research Council Chairman Onodera expressed his criticism by saying, I want to tell the government not to let issues such as political funds and gift certificates affect the deliberations, and reiterated his commitment to making every effort to pass it within the fiscal year.

In response, Constitutional Democratic Party leader Noda commented on the handling of the budget proposal, stating, During the deliberations in the House of Councillors, issues such as the 100,000 yen voucher have also come up, so there are voices suggesting that additional deliberation may be necessary.

I want to determine and decide when the discussion will reach a conclusion, he said.

<br><br>On the other hand, Prime Minister Ishiba has indicated a policy to continue pursuing the issue of distributing vouchers

The government and the ruling party want to ensure the budget proposal is passed by the end of the fiscal year, which is just a week away. On the 24th, the Liberal Democratic Partys House of Councillors Diet Affairs Committee Chairman Ishii met with the Constitutional Democratic Partys House of Councillors Diet Affairs Committee Chairman Saito, among others, to hasten the coordination with the opposition parties regarding the deliberation schedule.

<br><br>Meanwhile, regarding the handling of corporate and organizational donations, which the ruling and opposition parties have agreed to conclude by the end of this month, the Komeito and the Democratic Party for the People are expected to confirm the outline of a bill to strengthen regulations, such as setting an annual donation limit of 20 million yen to the same political party.

<br><br>There is also an opinion among the ruling and opposition parties that efforts should be made to reach a consensus to restore trust in politics, and adjustments are expected to be made.