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Will You Accept the Remaining 1.16 Billion Yen in Political Party Subsidies? → Ogawa, Leader of the Central Revolutionary League: "We Outsourced a Large Amount of Work to Private Companies During the General Election, and We Are Currently in Debt with Those Payments. The Reality Is that We Cannot Dissolve the Party Until We Have Fully Repaid the debts."
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On the 9th, Junya Ogawa, leader of the Centrist Reform Alliance, held a press conference in the Diet. He was asked questions regarding the party's "split" after only eight months, including the political subsidies scheduled to be paid out this year (October 20th and December 20th), and the party's debts...
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Topic of interest: [Cannot dissolve party until payment is made] In response to the question of whether they will accept or return the remaining 1.16 billion yen in political party subsidies to the national treasury, Junya Ogawa of the Centrist Reform Alliance said, "During the general election, we outsourced a large amount of work to private companies, and the payment
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