Gov't begins 2nd round of debate to review gov't programs

Gov't begins 2nd round of debate to review gov't programs

TOKYO, Japan - Cabinet minister Yukio Edano (standing), who heads the Government Revitalization Unit, speaks during the second round of public debate with bureaucrats to streamline the government in Tokyo on April 23, 2010. The unit will target programs of independent administrative institutions often criticized for providing cushy post-retirement jobs to senior bureaucrats.

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