List of Proposals (3rd Regular Meeting in 2024)

Mayor presentation bill
(General Proposals)

• Report of the Supreme Disposition (Article 180 of the Local Government Act)
• Advisory
• Partial revision of the ordinance
• Abolition of road certification
• Acquisition of property
• Settlement
• Designation of designated manager
• Others
• Conclusion of contract
• Change of contract

(Budget bill)

• Report of carry-forward statements
• Supplementary budget

Petition

Mayor presentation bill

• Budget execution results report
• Financial Results
• Disposition of profits of local public enterprises

Member of the Diet:

• 　 Submission of Statement of Opinion

Mayor presentation bill
(Budget bill)

• Supplementary budget

List of pros and cons by member of the Diet

Contents:

Filing and settlement of an action relating to the delinquency of the Municipal Housing royalties
①Number of cases filed: 1 Total amount: Approx. 1,192 thousand yen
②Number of settlements: 31 Total: Approx. 4,542 thousand yen Average: Approx. 147 thousand yen per case

Results: Acceptance

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Determination of the amount of damages belonging to the obligations of the city of Uemoto
Medical Care Bureau 1 Green Environment Bureau 9 Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau 9 Road and Highway Bureau 2 Port and Harbor Bureau 1 Fire Bureau 14 cases Board of Education Secretariat 1 case Naka Ward 1 case Minami Ward 1 case Konan Ward 1 case Asahi Ward 3 case Aoba Ward 1 case
Total: 44 Total: Approx. 13,693 thousand yen Average: Approx. 311 thousand yen per case

Results: Acceptance

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Change in contract amount (9 cases)

Results: Acceptance

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Filing an action with a value of 5,000,000 yen or less
(Summary of the lawsuit) Request that the Appeal Revocation of the first instance judgment be made in cases where the Appeal has requested confirmation that the Appeal has ownership of the land adjacent to the land owned by the Appeal.
(Other party) Women living in Kanagawa Ward
(The value of the lawsuit) 2,706,338 yen
(Determination date) April 9, 6

Results: Acceptance

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Settlement (4 cases)

Results: Acceptance

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Maintenance of related regulations accompanying the partial revision of the Nursing Care Insurance Law Enforcement Regulations
(Contents) "Article 140-66, Item 1 (b) (2)" has been changed to "Article 140-66, Item 1 (a)."
(Date of voting) June 25, 6

Results: Acceptance

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Request for examination seeking a ruling to revoke the dunning disposition of the refund of welfare expenses made by Nishi Health and Welfare Center on September 19, 2015 in accordance with the provisions of Article 231-3, Paragraph 1 of the Local Government Act.
(Requester) Citizen living in Minami Ward
(Contents of consultation) Reject
(Base law) Article 231-3, Paragraph 7 of the Local Government Act (consultation to Congress)

Results: Report that there is no objection

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Request for a decision to cancel the collection and disposal of sewerage usage fees from November 2017 to February 2023, which The Mayor of Yokohama conducted on April 13, 2015 based on the provisions of Article 18, Paragraph 1 of the Yokohama City Sewerage Ordinance.
(Requester for examination) Yokohama Market Refrigeration Co., Ltd.
(Contents of consultation) Reject
(Base law) Article 229, Paragraph 2 of the Local Government Act (consultation to Congress)

Results: Report that there is no objection

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The Mayor of Yokohama revoked or revoked the collection and disposal of sewerage usage fees from April 2019 to May 2023, based on the provisions of Article 18, Paragraph 1 of the Yokohama City Sewerage Ordinance on July 25, 2019.
(Requester) Citizen living in Aoba Ward
(Contents of consultation) Reject
(Base law) Article 229, Paragraph 2 of the Local Government Act (consultation to Congress)

Results: Report that there is no objection

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(Contents) Add specific personal information to be used (information on the implementation of the designated incurable disease Supporter Certification Project)
(Effective Date) Day of promulgation

Results: Passed

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(Contents) Abolition of day care services based on the Nursing Care Insurance Law at Konandai Community Care Plaza
(Effective Date) April 1, 2008

Results: Passed

Contents:

(Contents) ①Ensure that the period of deferral of collection of National Health Insurance premiums can be within one year
②In accordance with the partial revision of the National Health Insurance Law, those who impose fines are required to return the insured person's card and cut off those who do not comply.
(Effective Date) December 2, 6th, etc.

Results: Passed

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Revision accompanying the partial revision of the Water Supply Law Enforcement Order
(Contents) We change qualification of water supply technical manager of exclusive water supply which Motoichi establishes
①Courses (removed language of subjects related to hygiene engineering and water engineering)
②Years of working experience (more than 2 years or more or more than 3 years → more than 3 years)
③Maximum daily water supply (1,000m3 or less → 10,000m3 or less) of the target facilities subject to the replacement rule, etc.
(Effective Date) April 1, 2007

Results: Passed

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(Contents) Add smoking to prohibited activities in the park
(Effective Date) April 1, 2007

Results: Passed

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(Contents) Abolish the Bonour Ryokuen
(Effective Date) October 1, 2006

Results: Passed

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(Contents) Add projects related to specific embankments and debris accumulation to projects subject to mediation and mediation.
(Effective Date) Dates specified in the Rules
(Related bill) City No. 30 bill

Results: Passed

Contents:

Development of related regulations based on the purpose of the revision of the Building Standards Law and the Building Standards Law Enforcement Order
(Contents) Relax some restrictions on structures and fire resistance related to special buildings, etc.
(Effective Date) Dates specified in the Rules

Results: Passed

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Change of restrictions such as buildings with city planning change of city planning of city planning
(Contents) We change restrictions about use of building in Kannai station square district district maintenance plan area and tree planting
(Effective Date) Day of promulgation

Results: Passed

Contents:

(Contents) Add projects related to specific embankments and debris accumulation to projects that require the consent of Motoichi on the start of construction with the partial revision of the Regulation Law for Residential Land Development, etc.
(Effective Date) Date specified in the rules
(Related bill) City No. 27 bill

Results: Passed

Contents:

(Contents) Discounts on high-speed railway passenger fares and shared car tickets for mentally ill persons and their caregivers.
(Effective Date) April 1, 7th, etc.
(Related Proposals) Proposal No. 2

Results: Passed

Contents:

(Contents) Discounts on fares for chartered passenger cars, etc. for organizations with mental disabilities
(Effective Date) April 1, 7th, etc.
(Related Proposals) Proposal No. 1

Results: Passed

Contents:

(Certified) 12 routes including Higashiterao Route 461
(Abolished) 26 routes, including Shioka Route 51
Total 38 routes

Results: Passed

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Acquisition of high-standard ambulances in order to enhance the emergency system
(Contents) 16 high-standard ambulances (vehicles and kimonos) (14 updated, 2 increased vehicles)
(Other party) Nissan Kanagawa Sales Co., Ltd.
(Amount) 285,120 thousand yen (unit price: 17,820 thousand yen)

Results: Passed

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October 17, 194 In a test of lighting fixtures in the large hall for the reopening of Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall, a large amount of water erupted from a sprinkler in a ceiling spot room, damaging the ceiling, seats, etc. of the large hall.
(Other party) ①Nikken Sekkei Ltd.
②Kawamoto Kogyo Co., Ltd.
(Reconciliation Clause) Of the 26,064,373 yen required by the city for the restoration work of the accident, the other party pays 10,425,749 yen each.

Results: Passed

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(Name) Takata Community House (Takada-Higashi 3-chome, Kohoku-ku)
(Designated manager) Midori Ward Residents Facility Association (2-1-1 Nakayama, Midori Ward)
(Designated period) Date of commencement of service of Takata Community House-March 31, 2000

Results: Passed

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Designation of designated manager of community care plaza (5 facilities)

Results: Passed

Contents:

(Name) Aoba Ward Health and Welfare Center (Keo-cho, Aoba-ku)
(Designated manager) Japan National Council of Social Welfare, Aoba-ku, Yokohama-shi (22, 1,169, Keo-cho, Aoba-ku)
(Designated period) From April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2012

Results: Passed
　

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(Contents) Delete the land from the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation pertaining to the assets of the corporation in accordance with the payment of land owned by the public university corporation Yokohama City University to Motoichi
(Effective Date) Date of approval by the Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications and the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
(A basis for voting) Article 8, Paragraph 2 of the Local Incorporated Administrative Agency Act

Results: Passed

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(Payment property) Property type: Land
Location: 379-3 Shibamachi, Kanazawa-ku
Land area: 474.97㎡
Valuation value at the time of investment: 88,439,414 yen
(A basis for voting) Article 42-2, Paragraph 5 of the Local Incorporated Administrative Agency Act

Results: Passed
　

Contents:

Construction of steel bridges
(Construction site) From 7,449, Seya-cho, Seya-ku to 17, 21, Kita-cho, the same-ku
(Contract amount) 1,603,800,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) June 30, 8
(Contract partner) JFE Engineering Corporation

Results: Passed

Contents:

Reinforced concrete 4-story building 1 building
(Construction site) 31, 544, Omugi, Tsurumi-ku
(Contract amount) 864,600,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) December 26, 7
(Contract partner) Watanabe Gumi Co., Ltd.

Results: Passed

Contents:

Air conditioning equipment construction, ventilation equipment construction, and automatic control equipment construction
(Construction site) 18-18 Oguro-cho, Tsurumi-ku
(Contract amount) 1,309,000,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) December 25, 8
(Contract partner) Kawamoto-Yokolay Construction Consortium

Results: Passed

Contents:

Water supply and drainage construction, fire extinguishing equipment construction, septic tank equipment construction, gas and other equipment construction
(Construction site) 18-18 Oguro-cho, Tsurumi-ku
(Contract amount) 913,000,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) December 25, 8
(Contract partner) Manri-Singshin Construction Joint Venture

Results: Passed

Contents:

Unit improvement work and common area renovation work
(Construction site) 4-2 Kawabe-cho, Hodogaya-ku
(Contract amount) 1,206,700,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) January 15, 8
(Contract partner) Omata-Sakakura Construction Consortium

Results: Passed

Contents:

Reinforced concrete 3-story building 1 building
(Construction site) 3, 829, Imajuku Higashimachi, Asahi-ku
(Contract amount) 2,244,000,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) June 30, 8
(Contract partner) Kazakoshi-Nakabachi Construction Consortium

Results: Passed

Contents:

Reinforced concrete partially steel-framed two-story building
(Construction site) 1, 4-1, Miyakooka-cho, Asahi-ku
(Contract amount) 1,378,300,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) June 2, 8
(Contract partner) Watanabe-Showa Construction Consortium

Results: Passed

Contents:

Reinforced concrete 3-story building 1 building
(Construction site) 34-1 Tsutsujigaoka, Aoba-ku
(Contract amount) 1,564,200,000 yen
(Deadline for completion) June 5, 8
(Contract partner) Mabuchi and Kojaku Construction Consortium

Results: Passed

Contents:

Change in contract amount
(Contract amount) ¥37,146,420,666 → 37,267,066,713 yen (up about 0.3%)
(Reason for change) Revision of consideration for maintenance and management due to price fluctuations
(Based on voting) Article 12 of the Act on Promotion of Maintenance of Public Facilities, etc. by Utilizing Private Funds, etc. Article 12

Results: Passed

Contents:

Change of contract amount and contract period
(Contract amount) 2,424,681,240 yen → 3,215,148,284 yen (up about 32.60%)
(Contract period) March 31, 2011 → March 31, 2010
(Reason for change) 1 Increase in consideration of facility maintenance costs due to price fluctuations and changes in accumulated quantity, etc. due to detailed design
②Shortened construction period by detailed design
(Based on voting) Article 12 of the Act on Promotion of Maintenance of Public Facilities, etc. by Utilizing Private Funds, etc. Article 12

Results: Passed

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Change in contract amount
(Contract amount) 6,971,966,624 yen → 7,921,325,419 yen (up about 13.62%)
(Reason for change) It was found that there were underground obstacles that were not initially anticipated, and to remove them.

Results: Passed

Contents:

Report of carry-over allowance carry-over statement based on the provisions of Article 146, Paragraph 2 of the Local Autonomy Law Enforcement Order
General Account 77 Business Total 63,924,016 thousand yen
13 Special Accounts Total 10,756,763 thousand yen

Results: Acceptance

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Report of carry-over of accidents based on the provisions of Article 150, Paragraph 3 of the Local Autonomy Law Enforcement Order
General Account 13 Business Total 3,984,434 thousand yen
2 Special Accounts Total 363,091 thousand yen

Results: Acceptance

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Report of use plan of each budget carried forward amount of sewerage business accounting, landfill business accounting, water supply business accounting, industrial water supply business accounting and high-speed railway business accounting based on the provisions of Article 26, Paragraph 3 of the Local Public Enterprise Law
5 Total accounts 35,038,109 thousand yen

Results: Acceptance

Contents:

Revenue and Expenditure Budget Revision
Correction amount: 19,086,179 thousand yen
Other debt obligations amendments, municipal bond amendments

Results: Passed

Contents:

Revenue and Expenditure Budget Revision
Adjusted amount -690,000 thousand yen
Other debt obligations amendments, municipal bond amendments

Results: Passed

Contents:

In accordance with the provisions of Article 233, Paragraph 5 of the Local Autonomy Law (Act No. 67 of 1947), the budget execution results report of major businesses in each section pertaining to the fiscal year 2023 settlement (excluding public enterprise accounting)

Results: Acceptance

Contents:

Revenue 1,956,765,309,075 yen
Expenditure 1,935,878,866,365 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 329,581,620,308 yen
Expenditure 317,593,309,016 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 342,862,424,609 yen
Expenditure 329,132,282,913 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 91,417,525,033 yen
Expenditure 90,984,426,806 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 34,566,008,053 yen
Expenditure 29,714,178,005 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 6,037,798,163 yen
Expenditure 5,195,217,334 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 3,695,625,730 yen
Expenditure 3,476,089,076 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 778,887,226 yen
Expenditure 420,563,278 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 629,073,432 yen
Expenditures 496,065,911 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 42,384,324 yen
Expenditure 20,962,266 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 16,505,890,978 yen
Expenditure 15,732,547,169 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 425,717,212 yen
Expenditure 343,052,594 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 977,819,534 yen
Expenditure 977,781,344 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 169,555,545 yen
Expenditure 49,255,600 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 9,475,342,555 yen
Expenditure 8,856,342,555 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 4,146,797,399 yen
Expenditure 3,879,610,546 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Revenue 485,022,914,437 yen
Expenditure 485,022,914,437 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Profitable income and expenditure
Income 129,829,458,205 yen
Expenditures 119,368,434,865 yen
Capital income and expenditure
Income 66,148,084,711 yen
Expenditures 118,020,145,518 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Profitable income and expenditure
Income 13,881,924,725 yen
Expenditure 10,772,188,822 yen
Capital income and expenditure
Income 5,844,318,369 yen
Expenditures 16,788,872,867 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Profitable income and expenditure
Income 93,155,614,353 yen
Expenditures 81,519,415,817 yen
Capital income and expenditure
Income 22,472,872,315 yen
Expenditures 53,137,977,974 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Profitable income and expenditure
Income 3,040,082,595 yen
Expenditures 2,176,641,644 yen
Capital income and expenditure
Income 562,000,000 yen
2,697,558,062 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Profitable income and expenditure
Income 20,889,481,808 yen
Expenditures 21,408,656,476 yen
Capital income and expenditure
Income 1,968,268,810 yen
Expenditures 2,837,073,443 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Profitable income and expenditure
Income 50,054,641,747 yen
Expenditures 44,642,135,539 yen
Capital income and expenditure
Income 22,583,096,131 yen
Expenditures 46,638,598,808 yen

Results: Certification

Contents:

Profitable income and expenditure
Income 42,812,136,899 yen
Expenditures 43,651,410,428 yen
Capital income and expenditure
Income 4,219,580,341 yen
Expenditures 6,247,915,587 yen

Results: Certification

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Shareholders' equity
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 594,897,119,144 yen
Disposal amount by resolution of Congress 5,119,013,448 yen
Balance after disposal 600,016,132,592 yen
Capital surplus
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 56,701,183,020 yen
Disposal amount by resolution of Congress 0 yen
Balance after disposal 56,701,183,020 yen
Unappropriated retained earnings
Balance at the end of the fiscal year 11,700,421,133 yen
Disposal by resolution of Congress (7,700,421,133 yen)
Balance after disposal (retained earnings carried forward) ¥4,000,000,000,000

Results: Passed

Contents:

Shareholders' equity
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 370,867,663,949 yen
Disposal amount by resolution of Congress 4,697,190,111 yen
Balance after disposal 375,564,854,060 yen
Capital surplus
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 2,365,997,530 yen
Disposal amount by resolution of Congress 0 yen
Balance after disposal 2,365,997,530 yen
Unappropriated retained earnings
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 12,849,679,156 yen
Disposal by resolution of Congress (12,849,679,156 yen)
Balance after disposal (retained earnings carried forward) 0 yen

Results: Passed

Contents:

Shareholders' equity
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 15,853,886,669 yen
Disposal amount by resolution of Congress 1,323,611,557 yen
Balance after disposal 17,177,498,226 yen
Capital surplus
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 140,456,527 yen
Disposal amount by resolution of Congress 0 yen
Balance after disposal 140,456,527 yen
Unappropriated retained earnings
Balance at the end of the current fiscal year 1,966,834,964 yen
Disposal by resolution of Congress (1,966,834,964 yen)
Balance after disposal (retained earnings carried forward) 0 yen

Results: Passed

Contents:

The October supplementary budget bill will revise the operating expenses required for the 50th House of Representatives election held on October 27 and the national review of the judges of the Supreme Court.
[Revenue and Expenditure Budget Revision] 1,326 million yen (Millions of yen)

Results: Passed

Contents:

In examining the government budget and local finances for FY2025, we strongly request that the following items be realized reliably.
1 Accurately grasp the increasing administrative demands such as enhancement of social security, regional revitalization, DX, decarbonization, disaster prevention reduce disaster damage, price hike countermeasures, and reconstruction of local public transport, and take financial measures to secure human resources necessary to respond to social security needs, such as child care, community medicine, nursing care and support for the independence of the poor.
2 To work on establishing more autonomous local finances that do not rely on extraordinary financial measures bonds, such as raising the statutory rate of local allocation tax. In addition, make drastic improvements, such as transferring income tax sources to local taxes.
(3) For fiscal year appointment staff, take sufficient financial measures to stabilize employment and improve treatment, including the provision of diligence allowances.
4 In light of the current situation where it is no longer easy to maintain local public transport, implement financial resources measures, including active securing full-time staff. In addition, the focus is on maintaining and expanding local public transport, and further enhance measures.
5 To strengthen the financial security and financial adjustment functions of local allocation tax, and take measures in accordance with the actual situation of local governments.

Results: Passed

Contents:

In the country, in order to realize sustainable schools and ensure the rich learning of children, implement the following items that contribute to the correction of long working hours of teachers and staff and promote school work style reforms. .
1 From the viewpoint of reducing the burden on teachers and staff, indicate specific business reduction measures for the government.
（１） Further promote sustainable club activities, including regional alliances and transition to regional after school program.
（２） Because it is in the actual situation of "curricula overload", carefully select the contents of the curriculum guidelines and reduce the number of standard lessons accordingly.
2. Improve the number of faculty and staff.
3. To secure necessary financial resources for promotion, including the placement and securing of people, so that efforts by local governments can proceed reliably.
4. To develop a legal system that improves the treatment of teachers.
5 Take necessary measures based on the results of the work fact-finding survey already conducted.

Results: Passed

Contents:

The government strongly urges that the following measures be taken so that the actual situation of local education administration is fully recognized and that local governments can promote educational administration systematically.
1 Promote systematic improvement of the number of faculty and staff.
2 In order to maintain and improve the equal opportunity and standard of education, maintain the compulsory education expenditure national treasury burden system and expand the education budget.

Results: Passed

Contents:

To improve the quality of the Schoolchildren's Day Care, we hope that Schoolchildren's Day Care will make full use of government and prefectural subsidy programs to ensure that children can spend their time safely and with peace of mind, and that children who need assistance and consideration can always be accepted.

Results: Adopted

Contents:

I would like you to promote the circular economy.

Results: Adopted

Contents:

Please submit a written opinion to the relevant organizations of the country regarding the realization of the following matters.
1 From the viewpoint of reducing the burden on teachers and staff, indicate specific business reduction measures for the government.
2. Improve the number of faculty and staff.
3. To secure the necessary financial resources for promotion, including the placement and securing of people, so that efforts in local governments can proceed reliably.
4. To develop a legal system that improves the treatment of teachers.
5 Take necessary measures based on the results of the work fact-finding survey already conducted.

Results: Adopted

Contents:

Please submit a written opinion to the relevant organizations of the country regarding the realization of the following matters.
1 Promote systematic improvement of the number of faculty and staff.
2 In order to maintain and improve the equal opportunity and standard of education, maintain the compulsory education expenditure national treasury burden system and expand the education budget.

Results: Adopted

Contents:

Please submit a written opinion to the government requesting an explanation on the designation of a watch area based on the Investigation Law on Important Lands.

Results: Not adopted

Contents:

Please submit to the government a written opinion calling for a re-revision of the revised Local Autonomy Law passed at the 213th Diet.

Results: Not adopted

Contents:

I would like to extend the scope of the Subsidies for Medical Expenses for Pediatric Treatment program until the end of the 18-year-old year.

Results: Not adopted

Contents:

1 In junior high school lunch, please thoroughly investigate the cause of foreign matter contamination that has occurred so far.
2 Regarding the school lunch of all junior high schools using the delivery method starting in FY2026, we would like to make a review committee in which citizens also participate and reconsider.

Results: Not adopted

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Schedule of regular meetings
Opinions and Resolutions passed
Committee Reference Category Table

• Proposal submitted on September 10 (PDF: 157KB)

List of Petitions

• List of petition submitted on September 13 (PDF: 203KB)