 The Hosokawa coalition cabinet put forward a political reform on September 17, 1993, which proposed (1) changes in the electoral system for the House of Representatives and the introduction of a combined single-member constituency system and a proportional representation system; (2) strengthening the regulation of political funding; (3) public financing of party activities; and (4) the establishment of the Constituencies Boundaries Committee.The LDP also presented their own political reform bills; on October 5 to the Diet.The LDP bills also adopted the simple combined system of a single-member constituency and proportional representation.