Regarding the interpretation of "political fairness" stipulated by the Broadcasting Act, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications said that it was highly likely that the explanation of broadcasting to Takaichi, Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications at the time, described in the published administrative document was actually carried out. Minister Takaichi denied that the contents of the document were inaccurate.
The Constitutional Democratic Party and others are planning to strengthen their pursuit, saying that the difference between the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and Minister Takaichi has become clear.
Administrative documents released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications state that Minister of State for Economic and Security Affairs Takaichi, who was then Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications, held discussions with executives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications regarding the interpretation of "political fairness" stipulated by the Broadcasting Act. I'm here.
Regarding this document, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications expressed its recognition at the House of Councilors Budget Committee as a result of interviews with related parties that ``there is a high possibility that there was a broadcasting-related minister lek''.
On the other hand, Minister Takaichi repeatedly denied, saying, "I confidently deny what is written in this paper. The contents of the document are inaccurate."
The Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and others have clarified the difference between the views of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and Minister Takaichi, and continue to ask the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications to promptly clarify whether the contents of the explanations are true or not. It is a policy to strengthen the pursuit of