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Regulations on paper and in-person processes Review Efforts

Under the Digital Principles, which are common guidelines for the government, we are making efforts to wipe out regulations on paper and in-person processes in order to create a society that is easy to create new added values.

Updates

Content of efforts

Digital Extraordinary Administrative Advisory Committee Decisions, etc.

Digital Principles for Structural Change

Regulation Consolidation Plan in Light of Digital Principles

of the "Process Chart for Review of

In June 2022 (2022), Digital Agency decided on the "Comprehensive Review Plan for regulation in Light of the Digital Principles." During the two year intensive reform period from July 2022 (2022), one year ahead of the original plan, to June 2024 (2024), follow-up efforts were made on the "progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles" and the "Review Policies for regulations on paper and in-person processes (Notifications, Circulars, etc.) in Light of the Digital Principles." The results will be compiled and publicized.

Progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles

Progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles Follow-up
  • Deadline for review in March 2022
    • Follow-up of progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles (review deadline in March 2022)
      (PDF/1,445KB)/(Excel/196KB)
  • Deadline for review in September 2023
    • Follow-up on progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles (review deadline: September 2023)
      (PDF/1,084 kb) (updated March 12, 2024) / (Excel / 219 kb) (updated March 12, 2024)
  • Deadline for review in December 2023
    • Follow-up on progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles (review deadline in December 2023)
      (PDF/2,129KB)/(Excel/147KB)
  • Deadline for review in March 2023
    • Follow-up of progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles (review deadline in March 2023)
      (PDF/9,289KB)/ (Excel/336KB)
  • Deadline for review in June 2024
    • Follow-up on progress schedule for reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes of digital principles (review deadline: June 2024)
      (PDF/2,452 kb) (updated September 11, 2024) / (Excel / 387 kb) (updated September 11, 2024)
  • Abolition of regulation Relating to media Including floppy disk

*The results of this initiative are posted in the Follow-up Results of the "Process Chart for Review of " and the "Policies for Review of regulations on paper and in-person processes (Notifications, Notices, etc.)" based on the regulations on paper and in-person processes Digital Principles.

Policies for Reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes (Notifications, Circulars, etc.) Based on Digital Principles

  • Policies for Reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes (Notifications, Circulars, etc.) Based on Digital Principles
    (PDF/1,272KB)/ (Excel/415KB)
Follow-up on policies for the review of regulations on paper and in-person processes (notifications, notices, etc.) based on digital principles
  • Deadline for review in December 2023
    • Follow-up on the review policies of regulations on paper and in-person processes (notifications, notices, etc.) based on the Digital Principles (review deadline of December 2023)
      (PDF/1,869KB)/(Excel/251KB)
  • Deadline for review in March 2023
    • Follow-up on the review policies of regulations on paper and in-person processes (notifications, notices, etc.) based on the Digital Principles (review deadline of March 2023)
      (PDF/1,439KB)/(Excel/83KB)
  • Deadline for review in June 2024
    • Follow-up on the review policies of regulations on paper and in-person processes (notifications, notices, etc.) based on the Digital Principles (review deadline of June 2024)
      (PDF/1,173KB)/(Excel/151KB)

*The results of this initiative are posted in the Follow-up Results of the "Process Chart for Review of " and the "Policies for Review of regulations on paper and in-person processes (Notifications, Notices, etc.)" based on the regulations on paper and in-person processes Digital Principles.

Process Sheet for digital completion of Administrative Procedures

Process for Confirmation of Compliance with Digital Principles for New law, etc.

Economic Effects of Reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes

Technology Map Relations

Efforts for Technology Map and Technology Catalogs

In Digital Agency, in order for the ministries and agencies responsible for regulation to autonomously promote digital implementation and regulation reviews based on technology trends, we will develop a Technology Map that summarizes and summarizes the relationship between regulation and technology, and a technology catalog that summarizes product and service information that can be used for regulations on paper and in-person processes reviews. We will update it as necessary according to the progress of technology. visualization

Initiatives for Technology validation Projects

In order to review the regulations on paper and in-person processes based on the digital principles, Digital Agency is conducting a technical validation in cooperation with ministries and agencies, which is under the jurisdiction of regulation, and local governments, from the viewpoint of confirming security and effectiveness.

Efforts of the RegTech Consortium

In order to promote regulations on paper and in-person processes reviews using technology, Digital Agency is implementing activities as the RegTech Consortium for the purpose of exchanging opinions and sharing information among parties engaged in regulation reviews.

Regulations on paper and in-person processes Review Efforts in local governments

For law including new law, we are considering the construction of more efficient and autonomous confirmation processes and systems, and are working on the utilization of law and other data.

Related Information

Meetings, etc.

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