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Manual for Checking and Reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes in local governments

Digital Agency has created the "law Inspection and Review Manual in regulations on paper and in-person processes" to introduce the national concept of local governments Inspection and Review and the efforts of leading organizations. It also serves as a reference for the construction of a promotion system and work procedures necessary for each prefecture and each municipality (including special wards) to engage in regulations on paper and in-person processes Inspection and Review.
We will continue to investigate and analyze Issue, etc., and will revise this manual accordingly as necessary.

Announcements

  • February 27, 2024 Updated the regulations on paper and in-person processes Applicable provision List in the Model. local government
    The regulations on paper and in-person processes list and summary tables for Hokkaidō, Kagawa, Kawanishi, Sakaide City, Sanuki City, and Koga City have been revised.

Manual for Checking and Reviewing regulations on paper and in-person processes in local governments

Version 2.0 (published on December 26, 2023)

Based on the results of the regulations on paper and in-person processes survey related to the review of Issue in local governments, the manual has been revised and published as the 2.0 edition.
Please check it together with the References referenced in the manual.
In addition, please refer to the manual for Related Efforts.

References

Archive

Version 1.0 (published on November 18, 2022)

Related Efforts

Regulations on paper and in-person processes survey project related to the review of Issue in local governments

Digital Agency commissioned the Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc. to implement the "regulations on paper and in-person processes Survey Project on the Review of local governments regulations on paper and in-person processes" with the aim of creating model cases related to the inspection and review of Issue in local governments. Based on the results of this survey, the manual was revised and published as the 2.0 edition in December 2023.

Business Results

The results report (outline and main text) is as follows in the above manual: Reference Material 14 regulations on paper and in-person processes Survey Report on the Review of Issue in local governments (outline version) (PDF / 980 KB) and Reference Material 15 Issue Survey Report on the Review of regulations on paper and in-person processes in local governments (PDF / 5,508 KB) (updated on September 11, 2024).

Model local government, etc.

This survey was conducted with the cooperation of 13 model local governments and 2 observer local government that responded to the public offering of local government nationwide. The guidelines for the public offering and the results of the adoption are as follows.

Consultation and requests from local governments

In order to support efforts in local governments throughout Japan, we will accept consultations, requests, questions, etc. regarding the review of regulations on paper and in-person processes and the review of procedures based on this manual.
Please feel free to contact us through the contact information of the following local staff of the Secretariat and the channel (#deji _ pj _ digital reform Review) of regulations on paper and in-person processes Kyoso Platform (*).

  • Email: rincho _ local _ atmark _ digital. go. jp
    To prevent unwanted e-mail, "@" is displayed as " _ atmark _ ". When sending e-mail, please change " _ atmark _ " to "@" (one byte).

  • Review of digital reform Co-Creation Platform #desi _ pj _ regulations on paper and in-person processes

* Digital reform Co-Creation Platform
It is a place for communication between the government and local government employees, and any local government employee can participate. It is possible to share information and exchange opinions freely by using Slack, an existing community platform. For details, please refer to digital reform Co-Creation Platform .