Takaichi declines comment as Ishiba and three others abstain on consumption tax cut bill vote
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi repeatedly declined to comment after former Prime Minister Ishiba and three other lawmakers left a plenary session and abstained from the vote on a consumption tax cut bill. She said the matter concerned individual lawmakers' conduct during the vote, so the government would refrain from commenting. Takaichi also said she was confident in the bill and would explain its significance and effects in upcoming House of Councillors deliberations.
In this video- Four lawmakers, including former PM Ishiba, abstained on the consumption tax cut bill
- Takaichi declined to comment on individual lawmakers' actions
- She plans to explain the bill's significance in upcoming Upper House deliberations
高市総理大臣は、消費税減税関連法案の採決で石破前総理らが本会議を途中退席して棄権したことについて「コメントは控える」と繰り返しました。 高市総理大臣 「個々の議員の採決における行動でありますので、政府としてコメントをすることは差し控えさせていただきます」 「(Q.自民党総裁として処分は検討するか?)ここは官邸でございますので、あくまでも内閣総理大臣としての立場でございます。ですからコメントを差し控えさせていただきます」 高市総理はまた、今後の参議院での審議について「法案は自信を持って提出している」とし、意義や効果についてしっかり説明すると述べました。 [テレ朝NEWS] https://news.tv-asahi.co.jp
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- November 6, 2026 at 09:30 PM
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- Published at sourceNovember 6, 2026 at 09:30 PM
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