TOKYO, Nov 15 (Information On Japan) –
The Ishiba Cupboard introduced its appointments for vice ministers and parliamentary secretaries on November thirteenth, choosing Akiko Ikuina and Eriko Imai, each former idols and present members of the Home of Councillors.
Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba emphasised a dedication to humble and action-driven governance. The alternatives notably excluded lawmakers concerned in political funding scandals.
Ikuina, a former “Onyanko Membership” member, was named parliamentary secretary for overseas affairs, whereas Imai, a former member of “SPEED,” was appointed parliamentary secretary for the Cupboard Workplace and Reconstruction. Each expressed their dedication to fulfilling their roles, regardless of Imai having confronted previous criticism over a controversial SNS publish.
Public reactions to the appointments have been blended. Some criticized the alternatives as favoring public recognition over political experience, whereas others considered them as a solution to improve political engagement amongst youthful audiences.
Political analysts famous that the Ishiba Cupboard had restricted choices as a result of latest election losses and the exclusion of scandal-linked lawmakers. This led to a narrower choice pool, with some appointees themselves acknowledging their lack of expertise.
Supply: ANN
