旧文通費「誠心誠意対応する」　解散・人事には答えず―岸田首相

　【バーリ時事】岸田文雄首相は１５日（日本時間同）、調査研究広報滞在費（旧文書通信交通滞在費）の見直しを巡る日本維新の会との合意に関し、「党首間の合意であり、文書で確認した重たいものだ。合意に従って誠心誠意対応していきたい」と述べた。イタリア南部のタラント・グロッタリエ空港で記者団の質問に答えた。
　維新は、２３日が会期末の今国会での立法措置に消極的な自民に反発している。首相は記者団に、具体的な実現時期は言及しなかった。
　今国会での衆院解散、閉幕後の自民党役員人事については「政治改革をはじめとする先送りできない課題に全力で取り組んでいる。こういった仕事に結果を出すこと以外、今は考えていない」と述べるにとどめた。（2024/06/15-21:16）

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Saturday vowed to "sincerely address" the issue of revamping research, public relations and accommodation allowances provided to lawmakers, based on an accord reached between the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and opposition Nippon Ishin no Kai (Japan Innovation Party).
   "This is an agreement struck between party leaders," Kishida, also LDP president, told reporters at an airport in southern Italy. "It has been documented, so it's very important," he added. In Italy, Kishida attended this year's summit of the Group of Seven major countries, held for three days from Thursday.
   Nippon Ishin is critical of the LDP, which is reluctant to establish a law on the reform of the allowances during the current regular parliamentary session, which is set to end on June 23. Kishida did not mention when such legislation would be enacted.
   Each Japanese lawmaker receives 1 million yen of research, public relations and accommodation allowances a month.
   At a meeting in late May, Kishida and Nippon Ishin leader Nobuyuki Baba agreed to create a law requiring the disclosure of how the funds were used and the return of unused portions of the allowances.