Japan's Senate holds a meeting to discuss "National Intelligence Agency" related bills

May 26, according to Japanese news on the 26th, the Japanese Senate Cabinet Committee held a meeting to discuss bills related to the establishment of the "National Intelligence Agency" promoted by the Japanese government. Japanese Prime Minister Saami Takashi attended and accepted questions from opposition parties. It is reported that the ruling party plans to pass and establish relevant bills at the Senate plenary session on the 27th after voting in the Senate committee that day. Previously, bills related to the National Intelligence Agency were voted on at the plenary session of the House of Representatives on April 23. According to the bill, Japan plans to build an intelligence system with the "National Intelligence Conference" as the core and the "National Intelligence Agency" as the executive agency. It is responsible for coordinating intelligence activities in the fields of security, counter-terrorism and other fields, as well as "foreign intelligence activities" involving foreign spies. (CCTV)