About "the third Yokohama-shi large city self-government study group report"

　In Motoichi, we set up "Yokohama-shi self-government study group" to request investigation, deliberation about the way of local autonomy system appropriate for Yokohama-shi.
　This time, the third study group, received the "3rd Yokohama City University City Self-Government Study Group Report".

1 Matters to be consulted
About the way of system design of special self-government city based on "Yokohama special self-government city general rules", "Second Yokohama-shi self-government study group report" and current socio-economic situation

2 Outline of report of the 3rd Yokohama City University Urban Self-Government Study Group
○ Preamble
○ 1 Major city system reform and Yokohama City Initiatives
　　(1) Main Initiatives in Yokohama
　　(2) Trends related to the reform of metropolitan system and the response of Yokohama City
○ 2 The socio-economic situation surrounding Yokohama City and the necessity of a special autonomous city
○ 3 Issues concerning the institutional design of Yokohama Special Autonomous City
　　(1) General Comments
　　(2) Administrative and authority
　　(3) Tax and Finance System
　　(4) Wide Area Cooperation
　　(5) The state of self-government structure in special autonomous cities
○ 4 Toward the early realization of a special autonomous city system
　　(1) Efforts for legislation of special autonomous cities
　　(2) Measures to be taken up to the realization of a special autonomous city

3 Committee members (titles omitted, alphabetical order)
Takuya, Professor, Hitotsubashi University Graduate School (Administrative Studies and Local Autonomy Law) [Chair]
Satoru Osugi, Professor, Tokyo Metropolitan University (Administrative Studies and Urban Administration) [Deputy Chair]
Akiko Izumo Associate Professor, Tokai University (Administrative Studies)
Shoji Ito, Professor, Graduate School of Tokyo Metropolitan University (Administrative Studies and Urban Administration)
Jiro Uno, Professor, Yokohama City University (Administrative Studies and Local Autonomy)
Naumao, Professor, Toyo University (Fiscal Studies and Local Finance)
Masamitsu Mochizuki Professor, Kanto Gakuin University (Fiscal Studies)