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New countermeasures against the Corona virus The Liberal Democratic Party, Moriyama (facing left) and the Constitutional Democratic Party, Azumi, who attended the liaison council of the ruling and opposition parties as observers (5th)
On the 6th, the ruling and opposition parties began to make adjustments to establish the rules of the parliamentary dinner in line with the reissue of the emergency declaration accompanying the spread of the new corona virus. Both Houses of Representatives are expected to agree that the number of people will be 4 or less and that they will abstain from 8:00 pm, targeting Tokyo and other prefectures where the statement will be issued. Hiroshi Moriyama from the PLD and Atsushi Azumi, chairman of the Constitutional Democratic Party, met and confirmed the rules. (Atsushi Kawada)
On the other hand, regarding the Diet members’ dinner, Toshio Nakagawa, president of the Japan Medical Association, said at today’s meeting: “I would like the members of the Diet to be an example. He asks that he abstain from dinner for the parliamentarians.
Mr. Moriyama told reporters that it is desirable to discuss the rules for the MP’s dinner when an emergency declaration is issued in the House Steering Committee. It is easier to understand if you decide the number of people, “he said, and asked that dinner be understood according to the rules.
Regarding rule-making, a PLD executive said there were cases where there were 5 or more participants when they were invited by a sympathizer and went to the venue. It will be an excuse ”, he emphasized the significance. In response to Nakagawa’s point, he replied: “We have to take action against infection and change the economy as much as possible. (If members of the Diet abstain from dining), even restaurants will be in trouble.”
Another Liberal Democrat executive said, “I’m not a kid, and rulemaking itself feels strange.”
As for the parliamentary dinner, Prime Minister Yoshiei Suga participated in the dinner of five or more people while the government asked to refrain from dining with a large number of people, and criticism erupted on the Internet. Prime Minister Kan said: “In the sense that it is misleading to the people.
