Panel calls for outsourcing public services

Panel calls for outsourcing public services

TOKYO, Japan - Orix Corp. Chairman Yoshihiko Miyauchi (L), who heads a government advisory panel, the Council for Regulatory Reform, presents a report on updating Japan's three-year deregulation program to Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi at the premier's office Dec. 12. The program features proposals that public services be outsourced to the private sector. (Kyodo)

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