1st regular meeting
Update date: October 27, 2006
plenary session
We publish the session schedule and deliberation results of the first city council regular meeting, each committee examination (investigation) matter, and general question items. Please see the meeting minutes for detailed deliberations. Meeting minutes can be viewed from mid-May at the Administrative Information Corner on the 1st floor of City Hall, Central Library, 2nd Library, 3rd Library, and 4th Library.
| day of week | time | Meeting Name | Abstract | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 27th | Thursday | 9:30am | plenary session | Mayor's statement of policy, explanation of bills (excluding the initial budget and bills related to the supplementary budget), explanation of bills related to the supplementary budget, questions and answers, explanation of the initial budget, establishment of a special budget committee, committee report on continuing bills, questions and answers, debate, vote |
| After the plenary session | Committee | Budget Special Committee (President and Vice-elect) | ||
| 28th day | Friday | recess | (Date of bill scrutiny) | |
| March 1st | Saturday | recess | ||
| 2 days | Sunday | recess | ||
| 3 days | Monday | 9:30am | Committee | Special Committee on Supplementary Budget, etc. |
| Four days | Tuesday | 9:30am | plenary session | Representative question |
| 5 days | Wednesday | 9:30am | plenary session | Proposals (excluding original budget and supplementary budget) Questions, referrals, votes Jurisdictional affairs investigation report Petition/petition referral |
| The 6th | Thursday | 9:30am | plenary session | General questions (No. 1 to 4) |
| After the plenary session | Committee | Congress Steering Committee (committee examination results, investigation) | ||
| The 7th | Friday | 9:30am | plenary session | General questions (No. 6 to 9) |
| The 8th | Saturday | recess | ||
| The 9th | Sunday | recess | ||
| The 10th | Monday | 9:30am | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee |
| After the session ends | plenary session | General questions (10 to 12) Supplementary budget-related proposals committee report, discussion, and vote |
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| After the plenary session | Board of directors | Budget Special Committee Board of Directors | ||
| 11th | Tuesday | 9:30am | Committee | General Affairs Committee |
| 12th | Wednesday | 9:30am | Committee | Welfare Education Committee |
| The 13th | Thursday | 9:30am | Committee | Built Environment Committee |
| 14th | Friday | 9:30am | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee |
| 10 am | plenary session | Amendment of bill | ||
| After the plenary session | Committee | Special Budget Committee/Summary Questions and Subcommittee Establishment | ||
| After the committee | Subcommittee | General Affairs Subcommittee (President and Vice-elect) | ||
| After the breakout session | Subcommittee | Welfare Education Subcommittee (President and Vice President Mutual Election) | ||
| After the breakout session | Subcommittee | Built Environment Subcommittee (President and Vice-elect) | ||
| 15th day | Saturday | recess | ||
| 16th | Sunday | recess | ||
| 17th | Monday | 9:30am | Subcommittee | General Affairs Subcommittee |
| 18th | Tuesday | 9:30am | Subcommittee | Welfare Education Subcommittee |
| 19th | Wednesday | 9:30am | Subcommittee | Construction Environment Subcommittee |
| The 20th | Thursday | recess | ||
| 21st | Friday | recess | (Vernal Equinox Day) | |
| The 22nd | Saturday | recess | ||
| The 23rd | Sunday | recess | ||
| 24th | Monday | recess | (Committee/subcommittee report organization) | |
| 25th | Tuesday | recess | (Committee/subcommittee report organization) | |
| 26th | Wednesday | 9:30am | Committee | Special Committee on Budget (Subcommittee reports, vote) |
| 27th | Thursday | 9:30am | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee |
| 9:30am | plenary session | Agenda, petition/petition committee report, explanation of proposals submitted by voting members, questions, and voting |
| No | Bill number | Bill name | Deliberation method | Date of resolution | Resolution result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Proposal No. 1 | Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding remuneration and expense reimbursement for Inagi City Council members | Parliamentary Steering Committee | February 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 2 | Proposal No. 8 | Inagi City Environmental Basic Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 3 | Proposal No. 9 | Ordinance to amend part of the ordinance regarding remuneration and expense reimbursement for part-time special employees of Inagi City | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 4 | Proposal No. 10 | Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding the salary of general employees of Inagi City | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 5 | Proposal No. 11 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City National Health Insurance Tax Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 6 | Item 12 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Fee Ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 7 | Proposal No. 13 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City School Establishment Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 8 | Proposal No. 14 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City after-school club establishment ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 9 | Proposal No. 15 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Nursing Care Insurance Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 10 | Proposal No. 16 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Small Business Loan Mediation Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 11 | Proposal No. 17 | Ordinance amending part of the Inagi City Road Occupation Fee Collection Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 12 | Proposal No. 18 | Ordinance amending part of the Inagi City River Water Occupation Fee Collection Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 13 | Proposal No. 19 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Public Property Management Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 14 | Proposal No. 20 | Ordinance to amend the Ordinance on Restrictions on Buildings within the Areas of Inagi City District Plans | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 15 | Proposal No. 21 | Ordinance amending part of the Inagi City Park Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 16 | Proposal No. 22 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Hospital Usage Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 17 | Proposal No. 23 | FY2002 Inagi City, Tokyo General Account Supplementary Budget (No. 5) | Special Committee on Supplementary Budget, etc. | March 10, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 18 | Proposal No. 24 | FY2002 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 3) | Special Committee on Supplementary Budget, etc. | March 10, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 19 | Proposal No. 25 | FY2002 Supplementary Budget for the Special Account for the Inagi City Land Readjustment Project in Tokyo (No. 3) | Special Committee on Supplementary Budget, etc. | March 10, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 20 | Proposal No. 26 | FY2002 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 3) | Special Committee on Supplementary Budget, etc. | March 10, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 21 | Proposal No. 27 | FY2003 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 22 | Proposal No. 28 | FY2003 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 23 | Proposal No. 29 | FY2003 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 24 | No. 30 Gian | FY2003 Special Account Budget for Inagi City, Tokyo Metropolitan Government Sewerage Business | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 25 | Proposal No. 31 | FY2003 Tokyo Inagi City Elderly Health Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 26 | Proposal No. 32 | FY2003 Inagi City, Tokyo Nursing Care Insurance Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 27 | Proposal No. 33 | FY2003 Inagi City, Tokyo Special Account Budget for Contracted Water Supply Projects | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 28 | Proposal No. 34 | FY2003 Budget for Inagi City Hospital, Tokyo | special budget committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 29 | Proposal No. 35 | Public swimming pool renovation (construction) contract | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 30 | Proposal No. 36 | Outsourcing contract for part of the Inagi City sewerage project (Part 2) | Special Committee on Supplementary Budget, etc. | March 10, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 31 | Proposal No. 37 | Regarding the certification of Inagi City Road Line | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 32 | Proposal No. 38 | Regarding the abolition of Inagi City road line | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 33 | Proposal No. 39 | Regarding the decrease in the number of local governments that jointly establish the Tokyo City, Town and Village Fairness Commission and changes to the rules for the joint establishment of the Tokyo City, Town and Village Fairness Commission. | Immediate decision | March 5, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| Bills submitted by members of the Diet | Contents | Deliberation method | Date of resolution | Resolution result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Proposal No. 1 | Regarding designation of exclusive disposition matters | Immediate decision | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 2 | Proposal No. 2 | Opinion letter calling for the establishment of a support system for green space conservation in urban areas | Immediate decision | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 3 | Proposal No. 3 | Resolution calling for enhanced conservation and management of green spaces | Immediate decision | March 27, 2003 | The original proposal was passed. |
Representative question
Representative questions from the following groups were asked in response to the mayor's statement of beliefs.
| Denomination name | Representative question items |
|---|---|
| Inamasa Club Etsuo Harada | 1 How does the city recognize its citizens' ability to pay taxes? 2 Regarding the establishment of ordinances related to protection of children's rights 3 About short-term study abroad in Memanbetsu Town and future implementation 4 About international exchange and Japanese traditional culture 5 Regarding the formulation of standards for establishing various councils, etc. 6 Regarding the parking lot associated with the construction of the Industrial Volunteer Center (tentative name) 7 Regarding the future holding of the I-no-Machi Inagi Civic Festival 8 Regarding the establishment of ordinances regarding personal information protection 9 Regarding the introduction of electronic bidding system 10 Regarding efforts to use the former No. 8 Elementary School facilities 11 Mutual use of physical education facilities, etc. of neighboring cities 12 Regarding the merger issue 13 Regarding the establishment of the Basic Autonomy Ordinance 14 Regarding initiatives aimed at eliminating bedriddenness among the elderly 15 Regarding the planned construction site and future outlook for Health Plaza (tentative name) 16 Basic management of municipal hospitals 17 About Fureai Center business evaluation 18 Consideration of outsourcing the operation of Daiichi Nursery School to the private sector after expansion 19 Regarding the establishment of a child support center in an existing urban area 20 Regarding the unification of kindergartens and nursery schools 21 About compulsory education (1) About the impact of the five-day school system (2) About the composition of classes for children (3) About the introduction of the dual enrollment system (4) About the introduction of the school district elective system 22 Concerning outsourcing of the operation of the city cultural center to the private sector 23 Regarding efforts towards establishing a large police box 24 About the Life Safety Ordinance 25 About eco energy 26 Regarding the utilization of the former site of Hirao sewage treatment plant and planned site for sewage pumping 27About the Tama New Town project (1)About attracting living convenience facilities (2)About the establishment of a specified post office in Wakabadai (3)About town development after the withdrawal of the public corporation 28 Water purification and odor control in waterways 29 Regarding specific plans for improving circulation bus operations 30 Regarding additional certification of productive green space 31 About Collaboration with Businesses in the City of Lively Work Inagi |
| Komeito Party Hiroshi Sawaki | 1 Regarding securing independent financial resources during economic recession 2 Regarding measures to develop a spiritually enriching town together with citizens (1) Regarding protection of children's rights (2) Regarding the development and support of NPO corporations and civic activity groups (3) Regarding administrative reform (4) Subsidies to city taxes and the national and metropolitan governments Regarding the increase in tax revenue due to securing the industry and revitalizing industry. 3 Regarding the development of a considerate town where people can live in a healthy and safe manner (1) Regarding the construction of a pool at the Health Plaza facility (tentative name) (2) Regarding the temporary bus stop at the city hospital (3) Regarding the installation of elevators and welfare service support in apartment complexes 4 Community development based on learning and interacting together (1) Regarding the development of “zest for life” mental education (2) Regarding the enhancement of sports facilities 5 Developing an environment-friendly, safe and comfortable town (1) Promoting traffic safety and crime prevention measures (2) Enhancing crime prevention systems (3) Sewerage projects 6 Creating a peaceful town surrounded by water and greenery (1) About the Nambu Line continuous grade-separated intersection project (2) About the operation of circular buses 7 Creating a lively town that supports the vitality of citizens' lives (1) Regarding the promotion of urban agriculture (2) About the gift certificate project common to all businesses in the city (3) About Lively Work Inagi (4) About expanding CATV viewing |
| Aiko Fujiwara, an association that advances citizen autonomy | 1. Demanding action from the Japanese government to stop war from the standpoint of peaceful resolution. 2 What is the city's view on the increased burden of financial resources due to decentralization? 3 Regarding specific reforms 4 What the mayor said about what will be engraved in his heart 5 Regarding FY2015 budget formulation 6 Regarding securing specific financial resources 7 Regarding attracting companies and promoting industry to secure financial resources 8 Regarding budget formulation based on the actual situation of citizens' lives 9 Regarding green measures 10 About children with emotional disabilities 11 Regarding securing employment opportunities, promoting industry, attracting companies, revitalizing station areas, etc. 12 About promoting respect for human rights 13 Regarding prevention of child abuse 14 About promoting peace projects 15 About the project to pass down the horrors of war 16 About international exchange 17 Regarding the formulation of standards for establishment and operation of various councils, etc. 18 Regarding the creation of guidelines for collaboration with citizens 19 Active support for neighborhood associations 20 Effective use of public facilities 21 Regarding the introduction of administrative evaluation system 22 About the Basic Resident Register Network System 23 About promoting health promotion with citizens 24 About Health Plaza (tentative name) 25 About hepatitis B/C virus testing 26 About health checkups 27 Regarding individual vaccination for Japanese encephalitis 28 Regarding improvements to dialysis machines at city hospitals 29 Regarding safety measures around municipal hospitals 30 About welfare for the elderly 31 About welfare for people with disabilities 32 About guardianship system 33 Regarding the maintenance of children's centers 34 Regarding childcare after illness 35 About nursing care insurance system 36 About promoting lifelong learning 37 About the School Management Liaison Council 38 About the New Culture Center 39 Regarding the introduction of PFI in the central library 40 Regarding the consistency of Walking Map and Heartful Map 41 Regarding promotion of disaster prevention measures 42 Regarding enhancement of crime prevention system 43 About attracting large police boxes 44 About recycling-oriented town development 45 About land readjustment project 46 Regarding Nanzan Eastern Land Readjustment Project 47 Regarding the operation of the circulation bus 48 About urban development that makes use of water and greenery 49 Regarding the promotion of urban agriculture 50 About promoting agriculture that is familiar to citizens 51 Regarding support for companies' own efforts for company development 52 Regarding revitalization in front of the station 53 Regarding recession countermeasures 54 Regarding the use of advanced information media |
| Citizen Club Isao Kuriyama | 1. Carrying out administrative reform and other reforms 2. Regarding what was lacking in this policy speech 3. My hopes for my fourth term as mayor 4. Sound administrative and financial management 5. Preventing lifestyle-related diseases 6. Child Welfare 7. About the New Cultural Center 8. Improving firefighting and emergency services 9. Nambu Line Elevation Project |
| Member name | General question items (11 people, 47 items) | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chikako Ito | 1 Regarding individual Japanese encephalitis vaccination 2 About the in-home support project for patients with incurable diseases 3 Initiatives to improve the earthquake resistance of municipal elementary and junior high school buildings 4 Reduction of fees for persons with disabilities at paid public facilities 5 Regarding free communication charges for calling 119 by FAX 6 About the subsidy system for geothermal use by the Ministry of the Environment 7 Regarding the enhancement of library use 8 Regarding the establishment of ordinary post offices 9 Regarding the establishment of specific post offices around Wakabadai Station 10 Measures to improve the quality of city employees |
| 2 | Sueko Kadoshima | 1 About safe and comfortable town development 2 About the healthy development of youth |
| 3 | Hiroshi Sawaki | 1. About the "One Light Per House" Campaign for Crime Prevention 2. Regarding the lending of official business use 3. Pedestrian safety |
| 4 | Yokota Kouko | 1 Towards enhancement of food safety administration 2 Regarding the placement of nutrition teachers in schools and the enhancement of dietary guidance 3 Collaboration with citizens and creation of rules for citizen participation in municipal administration 4 Regarding citizen participation in using the facilities of the former Inagi No. 8 Elementary School 5 Current status of health checkups and support for disabled people living at home |
| 5 | Toshihiko Sawada | 1 Regarding support measures for small and medium-sized businesses in the city and town development 2 Regarding charging for household waste 3 About the city circulation minibus (i-bus) business 4 About new town development |
| 6 | Haruko Tarao | 1. About the Support Fee System 2. Nursing care insurance 3. Use of the former 8th Elementary School facilities 4. Public Assistance |
| 7 | Haruti Kusuhara | 1 Regarding facility improvements such as nursing care prevention 2 Regarding enhancement of welfare measures 3 Regarding expansion of childcare administration 4 About educational administration 5 About the 30% burden on health insurance 6 About traffic safety and service improvement |
| 8 | Kisaburo Morimoto | 1 About rainwater drainage 2 About Inagi City Bidding and Contract Supervision Committee 3 Regarding hospital issues 4 About the concept of the new cultural center 5 About educational administration |
| 9 | Aiko Fujiwara | 1 About Inagi children learning the importance of life and becoming members of the local community 2 About creating crime prevention and disaster prevention welfare communities in each region of the city 3 Regarding improving the bus stop location of the city hospital and ensuring pedestrian safety |
| 10 | Ken Arai | 1 About urban development in the new town area 2 Regarding revitalization in front of Keio Inagi Station 3 Regarding the construction issue of the central library 4 Regarding the use of the former Hirao residential sewage treatment facility site |
| 11 | Shotaro Kawahara | 1. About the Basic Agricultural Plan |
| Petition/petition | Contents | Deliberation method etc. | Date of resolution | Resolution result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Petition No. 1 | Petition calling for 30-student classes in Inagi City | Referral to Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | Rejected |
| 2 | No. 3 petition | Petition requesting the submission of a written opinion, such as freezing the implementation of 30% insurance premium burden (item 2) | Referral to Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | Rejected |
| 3 | No. 3 petition | Petition requesting the submission of a written opinion, such as freezing the implementation of the 30% burden on insurance premiums (item 1) | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | Rejected |
| 4 | Petition No. 4 | Petition requesting submission of written opinion for cancellation of consumption tax increase | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2003 | Rejected |
| 5 | Petition No. 5 | Petition requesting the submission of a written opinion opposing the revision of the Fundamental Law of Education | Referral to Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2003 | Rejected |
| 6 | Petition No. 6 | Petition regarding written opinion requesting freezing of April implementation of 30% medical cost burden | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2003 | Rejected |
Committee
General Affairs Committee (7 people)
Chairman Toru Tsunoda Vice-chairman Harutoshi Kusunoki Committee members Sueko Kadoshima, Isao Kuriyama, Kisaburo Morimoto, Izumi Iwasa, Chikako Ito
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 21, 2003 | 1. Basic Plan for the Use of Facilities of the Former Inagi City Inagi Daihachi Elementary School 2. Expansion of CATV viewing areas |
| March 11, 2003 | 1 Proposal No. 9: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding remuneration and expense reimbursement for part-time special employees of Inagi City 2 Proposal No. 10: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding the salary of general employees of Inagi City 3 Proposal No. 12: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Fee Ordinance 4 Petition No. 4 Petition requesting submission of written opinion for suspension of consumption tax increase 5 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
Welfare Education Committee (8 people)
Chairman Hiroshi Sawaki Vice-chairman Etsuo Harada Committee members Shotaro Kawahara, Kouko Yokota, Shigeo Tanaka, Haruko Tarao, Susumu Kuriyama
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| February 10, 2003 | 1 Regarding the progress of the support fee system 2 Inagi City Special Nursing Home Admission Guidelines 3 Regarding the implementation status of the long-term care insurance system and the formulation status of the long-term care insurance business plan 4 Regarding the basic plan for the use of facilities, etc. of the former Inagi Daiichi Elementary School 5 Regarding the renovation of Daimaru Daini Park Pool 6 About Inagi City Central Library Basic Policy (Report) 7 Regarding the status of consideration of the new cultural center construction plan |
| March 12, 2003 | 1 Proposal No. 22: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Hospital Ordinance 2 Proposal No. 14: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City after-school club establishment ordinance 3 Proposal No. 15: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Nursing Care Insurance Ordinance 4 Proposal No. 13: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City School Establishment Ordinance 5 Proposal No. 35 Citizen pool renovation work (construction) contract 6 Petition No. 1 Petition requesting the realization of 30-person classes in Inagi City 7 Petition No. 5 Petition requesting the submission of a written opinion opposing the revision of the Fundamental Law of Education 8 Petition No. 3 Petition requesting the submission of a written opinion regarding the freezing of the 30% burden on insurance premiums, etc. 9 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
Built Environment Committee (7 members)
Chairperson: Aiko Fujiwara, Vice-Chairman, Naoji Ishii Committee members: Minoru Kawashima, Ken Arai, Yohei Ishii, Suetsugu Ueno, Toshihiko Sawada
| date | Deliberation (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| February 14, 2003 | 1 About the planned new cultural center construction site 2 About green space conservation and management |
| March 13, 2003 | 1 Regarding the dispatch of committee members during the closed session 2 Proposal No. 17: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Road Occupation Fee Collection Ordinance 3 Proposal No. 18: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City mutatis mutandis river water occupancy fee collection ordinance 4 Proposal No. 19: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Public Property Management Ordinance 5 Proposal No. 21: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Park Ordinance 6 Proposal No. 20: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding restrictions on buildings within the Inagi City district planning area 7 Proposal No. 38: Abolition of Inagi City Road Line 8 Proposal No. 37: Certification of Inagi City Road Line 9 Proposal No. 8: Inagi City Basic Environmental Ordinance 10 Proposal No. 11: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi National Health Insurance Tax Ordinance 11 Proposal No. 16: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Small Business Loan Mediation Ordinance 12 Petition No. 3 Petition requesting the submission of a written opinion such as freezing the implementation of 30% insurance premium burden (Item 1) 13 Petition No. 6 Petition regarding a written opinion requesting freezing of April implementation of 30% medical cost burden 14 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
| March 19, 2003 | 1 Proposal No. 8: Inagi City Basic Environmental Ordinance |
Congress Steering Committee <br id="3"/>Chairman Isao Kuriyama Vice-chairman Ken Arai Members Shigeo Tanaka, Hiroshi Sawaki, Izumi Iwasa, Toshihiko Sawada
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 22, 2003 | Regarding the operation of the parliament, including the dates of the first regular session 2. Improving the efficiency of parliamentary operations |
| January 29, 2003 | 1 Regarding the method of examining proposals |
| January 30, 2003 | 1 Regarding requests to withdraw comments 2 Notice and order of discussion |
| February 18, 2003 | 1 Proposal No. 1: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding remuneration and expense reimbursement for Inagi City Council members |
| February 20, 2003 | Regarding parliamentary operations such as the period of the first regular meeting |
| February 27, 2003 | 1 Regarding changes in the method of deliberating proposals 2 Regarding withdrawal of general inquiry notice 3 Notice and order of discussion |
| March 6, 2003 | 1. Regarding the Agreement 2. Regarding the request for continued investigation during the recess |
| March 10, 2003 | 1 Notice and order of discussion |
| March 14, 2003 | 1 Regarding the correction of Proposal No. 8 2 Regarding opening of meetings during recess |
| March 27, 2003 | 1 Notice and order of discussion 2 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
Budget Special Committee (21 people)
Chairman: Suetsugu Ueno, Vice-chairman, Etsuo Harada, Members: Shotaro Kawahara, Aiko Fujiwara, Sueko Kadoshima, Naoji Ishii, Shigeo Tanaka, Hiroshi Sawaki, Haruko Tarao, Minoru Kawashima, Isao Kuriyama, Kisaburo Morimoto, Ken Arai,
Izumi Iwasa, Tooru Tsunoda, Chikako Ito, Yohei Ishii, Susumu Kuriyama, Toshihiko Sawada, Jiri Kusuhara
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