Bureaucrats are opposed to a large portion of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi’s plans to privatize or abolish public corporations, according to government reports recently submitted to the Cabinet Office.
Each ministry and agency submitted its own ideas for reforming and streamlining 153 of the government’s public corporations, one of the key issues that will sway the fate of the Koizumi plan to structurally reform the government.
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