Political article translation Heading for elections, political parties tend to avoid claiming policies which impose a burden on the public. Some of them ask a favor of their constituencies by announcing a pork-barrel policy. To deepen policy discussions in the Japanse Parliament, it is better to avoid frequent dissolution of the Lower House whose main purpose seems to maintain a current regime. The opposition parties claim to impose a “restriction on the right to dissolve”, referring to the UK which has also a parliamentary cabinet system The UK, in 2011, enacted the Fixed-term Parliaments Act by which a snap election can only be called under certain conditions, such as when a two-thirds majority of MPs vote in favor of the dissolution. However, Prime Minister Boris Johnson, seeking to get Brexit done, passed a special law with the majority MPs' supports in October and dissolved the House of Commons. In the turmoil originated in the 2016 referendum, such political movement is contrary to the spirit of restricting on the right to dissolve.