Lower house panel mulls schedule for Diet debate on security bills

Lower house panel mulls schedule for Diet debate on security bills

Directors of the House of Representatives Committee on Rules and Administration discuss at a meeting in Tokyo on May 18, 2015, a Diet schedule for deliberations on security-related bills aimed at giving the Self-Defense Forces a greater role in overseas activities. (Kyo1do) ==Kyodo

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