New deregulation panel to compile basic plan by end of July

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi poses with Orix Corp. Chairman Yoshihiko Miyauchi (L), the head of his new advisory panel on deregulation, at the start of the panel's inaugural meeting May 11. The Council for Regulatory Reform agreed to draw up a basic policy on regulatory reforms and reach a decision on which areas they will target by the end of July.

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