According to the Japanese "朝日新聞" website on October 5, Japan's self-government party's new president, Cao市早苗, on October 4 began coordinating work on senior personnel arrangements within the party.It is planned to appoint Shunichi Suzuki, the current president of general affairs and belonging to Aso School, as the secretary general.In addition, research has been conducted on the use of麻生派 leaders and former Prime Minister麻生太郎 as vice-president.
High City plans to determine senior personnel within the party as soon as possible on 7th, and prepare for the start of the new group.
At the press conference on the 4th, Gao said that the minority identity of the self-government party made cooperation with the opposition party crucial, and therefore "needed a person who could speak out with the political parties and have a global perspective".
In addition, given that Aso members account for the largest proportion of the 20 referees needed by Gaoshi to participate in the presidential election, Gaoshi will consider using more Aso members. Junichi Suzuki, a senior member of the Aso faction who once held important positions such as Finance Minister, is considered a suitable candidate for the secretary-general, and his appointment has now entered the final coordination stage.
According to the report, Matsumoto himself, who is the leader of the Matsumoto party, will naturally also be treated well, and High City intends to appoint him as deputy president of the self-government party, and Matsumoto is still Suzuki's husband.
In a press conference on the 4th, he said:Research will be carried out on the appointment of key members of the former Abe's party in important positions related to the issue of black money.The reason she gave was that "these people have already experienced House and Senate elections (the black money issue) will not affect personnel decisions".As for whether this can be understood by the people, Gao said "will explain why they chose these people."
Due to its close ties with former Prime Minister Abe, Abe won the support of former Abe MPs in the presidential election, such as former Abe MPs who clearly supported Abe.Hagiuda Koichi, former chairman of the Liberal Democratic Party's government investigationIt is possible for them to obtain positions within the party.