The government won approval to buy their first two F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, but they cannot spend more than 10% of the money allocated until they conduct a, "the government conducts a new, open and transparent evaluation of alternatives to the JSF," with the involvement of experts outside their ministry of defense.
I think that this all comes down to the increasing realization that the JSF is going to cost a lot more than was initially promised.
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