PoliticsRuling coalition coordinates passage of ‘second capital’ bills before session ends, with calls for a short extension
Japan’s parliamentary session is due to end in three days. The government and ruling parties aim to secure passage of all remaining bills, including a revision to the Imperial House Law and legislation related to the “second capital” concept. Opposition parties are calling for careful deliberation. As the schedule grows tight, some voices within the ruling camp are also calling for a limited extension to ensure the bills pass.
Ruling coalition coordinates passage of ‘second capital’ bills before session ends, with calls for a short extension
Politics