Transport minister Keiichi Ishii said Friday he is considering revising regulations on how vehicles are registered after Nissan Motor Co. was revealed to have used uncertified inspectors to carry out safety checks at domestic factories for years.
“We will be looking at whether (regulations) can be improved so that final inspections are properly performed,” Ishii said at a news conference.
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