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Dashboard on regulations on paper and in-person processes Review Status

At the in Digital Extraordinary Administrative Advisory Committee, , which was held from 2021 (2021) to 2023 (2023), it was decided to review about 10,000 law in regulations on paper and in-person processes, which requires a visual inspection by a person or a resident or dedicated provision.

We publish a dashboard to check the list of regulations on paper and in-person processes and the review status.

Reference: Economic Effects of the Review of in Light of the regulation Digital Principles and Acceleration of Efforts (PDF / 1,257 kb)

Announcements

  • Updated data September 20, 2024
    *In the future, the data will be updated each time follow-up is performed.

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1. Review status of regulations on paper and in-person processes

This is a dashboard to check the progress of the review of about 10,000 regulations on paper and in-person processes that have been subject to the provision Review. In addition to the "7 Items of regulations on paper and in-person processes" such as visual inspection and written notice, you can check the status of the review of regulations on paper and in-person processes such as the "Regulations to Designate media such as floppy disk".

Executive Summary

Detailed Edition

2. Estimation of Economic Effects (Interim Report)

The revision of the regulations on paper and in-person processes is expected to have cost reduction effects due to the efficiency of administrative work and market expansion effects due to the adoption of digital technology. Estimated values for these are also disclosed. As of September 2023 (2023), the interim report has been disclosed.

Impact on GDP

The direct effect of increased demand resulting from the review of regulations on paper and in-person processes is expected to be approximately 0.6 trillion yen. In addition, the indirect effect of business efficiency is expected to be approximately 3 trillion yen, and the total economic effect is estimated to be approximately 3.6 trillion yen.
* The figures may change as a result of further scrutiny.

Reference: Economic Effects of the Review of regulations on paper and in-person processes (Interim Report) (PDF / 1,604 kb)

The cost reduction effect is about 3.8 trillion yen, of which the cost-effectiveness is about 2.9 trillion yen and the technology introduction cost is about 0.9 trillion yen.

Cost reduction effects

The review of regulations on paper and in-person processes is expected to reduce work by about 580 million hours (equivalent to about 250,000 people) and to reduce costs by about 3.8 trillion yen. At that time, the technology introduction cost of the review is expected to be about 0.9 trillion yen, and the cost-effectiveness ("reduction cost" minus "technology introduction cost") is estimated to be about 2.9 trillion yen.
* The figures may change as a result of further scrutiny.

Reference: Economic Effects of the Review of regulations on paper and in-person processes (Interim Report) (PDF / 1,604 kb)

The impact on GDP is about 3.6 trillion yen, of which the indirect effect is about 3 trillion yen and the direct effect is about 0.6 trillion yen.

Breakdown of cost effectiveness by regulations on paper and in-person processes. 1.907 trillion yen for visual inspection regulation, on-site inspection, and periodic inspection. 130 billion yen for In-person Courses. 420 billion yen for full-time resident. 2 billion yen for written presentation. 3 billion yen for visiting and browsing. 420 billion yen for media.

3. Points to be noted

Data Definition

The various data used in the dashboard is disclosed in the regulations on paper and in-person processes Review Initiative . The definitions of each data, numerical value, and process chart are also in accordance with the contents announced by the regulations on paper and in-person processes Review Initiative .

Source of each data

*Reflect data on responses to the June 2024 (2024) review deadline

True or false information

For the correct and incorrect information published by Digital Agency, please refer to Correct and Incorrect Information: regulations on paper and in-person processes Review Dashboard .

Estimation method of economic effects

The estimation method of economic effects is published in the Economic Effects from the Review of the regulations on paper and in-person processes (Interim Report) (PDF / 1,604 kb) .

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