Postal bills clear lower house ad hoc panel

Postal bills clear lower house ad hoc panel

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner New Komeito party stand in support of a set of bills to privatize Japan Post passed at a House of Representatives ad hoc committee session on July 4. The panel approved the bills by a majority vote, clearing the way for a vote at a lower house plenary session on July 5.

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