Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama did not list the rent for his private office in Tokyo in the income and expenditures report for his political fund management body, although he uses it for political purposes, documents showed Saturday.
The oversight may be a violation of the political fund control law if it is considered a donation to the body, which is called Yuai Seikei Konwa-kai.
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