1st regular meeting in 2014
Update date: April 1, 2014
Contains the session schedule, general questions, representative questions, results of bill deliberations, committee examination (investigation) matters, etc. of the 1st Inagi City Council regular meeting in 2014.
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Parliamentary Affairs Section, Parliamentary Affairs Bureau (ext. 415)
2014 1st Inagi City Council Regular Meeting Schedule
| time | day of week | Meeting time | Meeting Name | Abstract |
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| February 26th | Wednesday | 9:30 | plenary session | Administrative reports, administrative policies |
| Explanation of proposals (excluding original budget and supplementary budget); | ||||
| Explanation of supplementary budget, Q&A, establishment of special committee on supplementary budget, referral | ||||
| Initial budget explanation, establishment and referral of special budget committee | ||||
| During the plenary session break | Committee | Supplementary Budget Special Committee (President and Vice Chairman mutually elected) | ||
| After the plenary session | Committee | Budget Special Committee (President and Vice Chairman mutually elected) | ||
| February 27th | Thursday | (recess) | (Date of bill scrutiny) | |
| February 28th | Friday | 9:30 | Committee | Supplementary Budget Special Committee |
| March 1st | Saturday | (recess) | ||
| March 2 | Sunday | (recess) | ||
| March 3rd | Monday | 9:30 | plenary session | Representative question |
| March 4th | Tuesday | 9:30 | plenary session | Bills (excluding the initial budget and supplementary budget), questions, referrals, debates, and votes |
| Jurisdictional affairs investigation report, special committee report on parliamentary quorum investigation, petition referral | ||||
| March 5th | Wednesday | 9:30 | plenary session | General questions (No. 1 to 5) |
| After the plenary session | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee | ||
| March 6th | Thursday | 9:30 | plenary session | General questions (No. 6 to 10) |
| March 7th | Friday | 9:30 | plenary session | General questions (No. 11 to 15) |
| March 8th | Saturday | (recess) | ||
| March 9 | Sunday | (recess) | ||
| March 10 | Monday | 9:30 | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee (Debate Notice) |
| After the session ends | plenary session | General question (No. 16) | ||
| Supplementary Budget Special Committee Report, Discussion, and Voting | ||||
| After the plenary session | Board of directors | Budget Special Committee Board of Directors | ||
| March 11 | Tuesday | 9:30 | Committee | General Affairs Committee |
| March 12th | Wednesday | 9:30 | Committee | Welfare Education Committee |
| March 13th | Thursday | 9:30 | Committee | Built Environment Committee |
| March 14th | Friday | 9:30 | Committee | Special Budget Committee (general questions, establishment of subcommittees) |
| After the committee | Subcommittee | General affairs subcommittee (main and vice chair judges mutually elected) | ||
| After the breakout session | Subcommittee | Welfare Education Subcommittee (Principal and Vice Chair elected by each other) | ||
| After the breakout session | Subcommittee | Built Environment Subcommittee (Principal and Vice-President elected by each other) | ||
| March 15 | Saturday | (recess) | ||
| March 16th | Sunday | (recess) | ||
| March 17 | Monday | 9:30 | Subcommittee | Budget Special Committee General Affairs Subcommittee |
| March 18th | Tuesday | 9:30 | Subcommittee | Budget Special Committee Welfare Education Subcommittee |
| March 19 | Wednesday | 9:30 | Subcommittee | Budget Special Committee Built Environment Subcommittee |
| March 20th | Thursday | (recess) | (Committee/subcommittee report organization) | |
| March 21st | Friday | recess | (Vernal Equinox Day) | |
| March 22 | Saturday | (recess) | ||
| March 23rd | Sunday | (recess) | ||
| March 24th | Monday | (recess) | (Committee/subcommittee report organization) | |
| March 25th | Tuesday | (recess) | (Committee/subcommittee report organization) | |
| March 26th | Wednesday | 9:30 | Committee | Special Committee on Budget (Subcommittee reports, vote) |
| March 27th | Thursday | 9:30 | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee |
| After the session ends | plenary session | Bills, petition/petition committee report discussion, voting | ||
General Questions
| Notification number | full name | Question items (16 people, 75 items) | remarks |
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| 1 | Chikako Ito | 1 Regarding the ordinance prohibiting gambling for welfare recipients 2 Initiatives for drinking water using water tanks 3 Regarding responses to the problem of school refusal 4 About food education initiatives 5 Measures to prevent and prevent chains of poverty 6 About mutual emergency support agreement 7 About improving survival rate 8 Regarding fire response |
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| 2 | Makoto Suzuki | 1 Regarding the city's efforts related to disaster prevention in Inagi City 2 Regarding staff residing in the city 3 Regarding issues related to i-bus |
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| 3 | Yukihiro Iwasa | 1 About neglect (child abandonment, abuse) 2 Shiroyama Elementary School, number of classes and classroom usage 3 Notification of i-bus route changes 4 About childcare for sick children 5 About the bicycle parking lot at Inagi Station |
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| 4 | Morihisa Okubo | 1 Regarding the development of a work environment and support system for faculty and staff that will lead to improving the academic ability of elementary and junior high school students 2 About inclusive education initiatives that allow anyone to learn at local schools, regardless of whether they have a disability or not. 3 Promoting education to understand disabilities 4 Regarding further expansion of school library utilization education 5 Questionnaire survey and its utilization for formulating a child/childcare support business plan |
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| 5 | Machiko Igawa | 1. Measures to combat "Internet addiction" among elementary and junior high school students 2. Future use of the new public accounting system 3. Safety measures for Hirao Outer Ring Road 4. About the holding of the "Thirty Years of Marriage Ceremony" 5. Regarding the deployment of shuttle buses to Inagi City Hospital and Health Plaza |
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| 6 | Hiromi Tsunoji | 1 Regarding the dissemination and awareness of measures against locomotive syndrome 2 Regarding maintenance of the mountain behind Arbo Hill 3 About street lights in the Nagamine area 4 Regarding enhancement of disaster prevention training by voluntary disaster prevention organizations 5 About exchange activities through reading |
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| 7 | Takefumi Sakata | 1 Regarding the use of the elevated area on the Nambu Line 2 What to do in case of heavy snow 3 About school education through sports 4 Subsidies for the cost of voluntary vaccinations 5 Regarding the pool suspension period due to maintenance at Owens Health Plaza |
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| 8 | Hiroshi Sawaki | 1. Child poverty 2. Support measures for low-income earners following the consumption tax increase 3. Zero waiting lists for nursery schools 4. Promoting sports for people with disabilities 5. Further concrete realization of the community-based comprehensive care system |
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| 9 | Manabu Okada | 1 Improving the i-bus service to make it easier for citizens to use it 2 Eliminate waitlists for licensed nursery schools 3 Regarding renovations of the Central Community Center Hall 4 Regarding organizational “reform” and staff allocation at the cultural center 5 Regarding housing for the elderly with services planned on the site of the former Hirao housing sewage treatment plant |
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| 10 | Tatsuya Watanabe | 1 Regarding digitization of administrative documents and information disclosure 2 Regarding unauthorized bicycle parking near Wakabadai station front deck 3 Regarding the current situation of pet dogs in Inagi City 4 Regarding the response to municipal elementary and junior high school school lunches 5 Regarding installation of Western-style toilets in public facilities 6 Regarding explanations to residents regarding the installation of public facilities and changes in urban planning use |
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| 11 | Power Watanabe | 1 Regarding night lighting at city sports facilities 2 Regarding attracting companies to Inagi City 3 Regarding efforts to support areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake |
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| 12 | Nakata Naka | 1 Regarding the development of leaders in local activities 2 Information sharing regarding local disaster prevention |
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| 13 | Kuniko Endo | 1. Efforts to realize small classes of 35 students or less in all grades of elementary and junior high schools 2. Installation of air conditioners in special classrooms at elementary and junior high schools in Inagi City 3. Regarding the introduction of paid parking lots at parks and other facilities in Inagi City 4. Measures against low-dose internal exposure to radiation that the government is overlooking 5. Crisis management for heavy snow |
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| 14 | Miho Nakamura | 1 Regarding support for people with developmental disabilities that do not involve intellectual disabilities 2 To ensure children’s diverse learning and a “place to belong” |
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| 15 | Misako Kajiura | 1. Promotion and implementation of disaster prevention and mitigation sports meets 2. Promoting the permanent sale of "Inagi no Taikoban" certified products at stores in city stations and other locations and the sale of Inagi's specialty products, "pears and grapes" 3. Current status and ideal situation of nap time at daycare centers 4. Progress and further development of the school support concierge business 5. Status and results of career education projects using external human resources 6. Urban development and issues in Wakabadai |
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| 16 | Ken Arai | 1 Regarding the i-bus review issue 2 Regarding acceptance of elderly housing with services, etc. 3 About childcare administration 4 (tentative) About Nanzan Elementary School 5 Measures against heavy snow |
Representative question
| Notification number | Denomination name | Representative question items |
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| 1 | New Political Party Shigeo Tanaka | 1. Building a relationship of trust to share and resolve issues facing Inagi City with the Governor and the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly |
| 2 Regarding economic revitalization and financial reconstruction | ||
| 3 Regarding the idea of redistributing not only the national corporate business tax but also the corporate inhabitant tax | ||
| 4 Regarding fostering public understanding regarding asking citizens to bear the minimum necessary burden in order to steadily advance the long-term comprehensive plan. | ||
| 5 This is the largest budget ever, but what are the future prospects? | ||
| 6 Regarding internal controls in the workplace while proceeding with organizational reforms and appropriate staff allocation | ||
| 7 Regarding the outlook for local allocation tax | ||
| ☆Creating a town where everyone can live together in good health and peace of mind | ||
| 8 Regarding the reduction in the distribution of free coupons for breast and cervical cancer screenings | ||
| 9 Regarding the use of municipal hospitals in health checkup projects | ||
| 10 About the electronic medical record system of municipal hospitals | ||
| 11 Future development of help cards for people with disabilities | ||
| 12 Regarding the effects of establishing a dedicated regional development promotion coordinator at the employment support center for people with disabilities | ||
| 13. Timing of implementation of the Childcare Pick-up and Drop-off Station Project | ||
| 14. After-school clubs and after-school classes | ||
| 15 Regarding the impact of the Medical and Nursing Care Comprehensive Promotion Act on the 6th Long-Term Care Insurance Business Plan | ||
| ☆ Creating a town that fosters interaction between people and culture | ||
| 16 About School Support Concierge | ||
| 17 Concerning turning the Distinctive School Creation Promotion Project Grant into an ESD School Support Grant | ||
| 18 Future plans of school library revitalization promoters | ||
| 19 Regarding the schedule for work to prevent falling of high-ceiling lighting equipment, etc. at elementary and junior high schools | ||
| 20 Regarding preparations at the design stage for ground maintenance work, future responses to schedule changes due to lack of research | ||
| 21 Future promotion of sports in Inagi City | ||
| ☆ Creating a peaceful and safe town where everyone can live a fulfilling life | ||
| 22 About the future firefighting system of Inagi City | ||
| 23 Radio wave survey of door-to-door receivers as a measure for areas with hearing loss for disaster prevention administrative radio | ||
| ☆Environmentally friendly and vibrant town development | ||
| 24. Policy development for promoting urban agriculture | ||
| 25. Results of the Iki-Kaki Coupon Project to date and policy developments for this fiscal year | ||
| 26 Regarding the development of a tourism base around Inagi-Naganuma Station | ||
| ☆Creating a peaceful town surrounded by water and greenery | ||
| 27 Regarding coordination with right holders towards implementation of alternative measures for super levee project | ||
| 28 About Tama City Planning Road Routes 7, 5, and 2 Koen-dori Pear Road Line | ||
| 29 Regarding the maintenance schedule for the area south of the Nambu Line around Inagi-Naganuma Station | ||
| 30 Regarding the development of the north station square in the land readjustment project around Minamitama Station | ||
| 31 About the land readjustment project implemented by the association | ||
| 32 Regarding the commercialization of Tsurukawa Kaido and efforts in the Hyakumura district section | ||
| 33. Bridge repairs to extend bridge life | ||
| 34. Plans for use of the area under the elevated tracks at Inagi-Naganuma Station | ||
| About the members of the 35th Regional Public Transportation Council | ||
| ☆ Town development that moves forward with citizens | ||
| 36 About expanding citizen participation in collaborative urban development | ||
| 37 How to proceed with the Fourth Administrative Reform Outline and implementation plan | ||
| 2 | Komeito Party Machiko Ikawa | 1 Continuing support for areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake |
| (1) Regarding reconstruction support through citizen-level exchanges with Soma City, with which we have an “Inagi City-Soma City Disaster Support Agreement” | ||
| 2 About the city's initiatives | ||
| (1) Specific Initiatives for Administrative Reform | ||
| (2) Concerning specific procedures for optimizing staff allocation, etc. | ||
| (3) Regarding the status of city tax revenue | ||
| 3 About creating a town where everyone can live together in good health and peace of mind | ||
| (1) Aiming to increase the rate of breast cancer and cervical cancer screening | ||
| (2) Promotion of citizen health through collaboration with Health Plaza | ||
| (3) Aiming to increase wages by collaborating with neighboring local governments to create a network of welfare work places. | ||
| (4) Regarding extension of training hours at public after-school clubs and children's centers, etc. | ||
| 4 About community development that fosters interaction between people and culture | ||
| (1) Regarding developing a therapeutic perspective for elementary and junior high school teachers | ||
| (2) Training and system improvements for school library revitalization promoters, etc. | ||
| (3) About the school guide helper | ||
| (4) Thoroughly publicizing after-school classes for children and strengthening cooperation with elementary and junior high schools | ||
| (5) Formulation of Inagi City sports promotion plan unique to Inagi | ||
| 5 Creating a peaceful and safe town where everyone can live a fulfilling life | ||
| (1) Regarding the awareness survey regarding the Fourth Gender Equality Plan | ||
| (2) Regarding snow countermeasures | ||
| (3) Regarding the future response to the radio wave survey of door-to-door receivers as a measure for areas with hearing loss for disaster prevention administrative radio. | ||
| (4) Regarding the construction of a fire station | ||
| 6 Creating an environmentally friendly and vibrant town | ||
| (1) Regarding the enhancement of environmental education | ||
| (2) Regarding the installation of a large monument of Mr. Kunio Okawara's masterpiece around Inagi-Naganuma Station | ||
| (3) Effective use of the tourist information center around Inagi-Naganuma Station | ||
| 7. Creating a peaceful town surrounded by water and greenery | ||
| (1) Regarding the future progress of the City Road No. 11 maintenance project in the Sakahama area | ||
| (2) Concerning specific efforts to ensure safety and reduce maintenance and repair costs in the “Bridge Longevity Repair Plan” | ||
| (3) Regarding the Nambu Line underpass usage plan | ||
| (4) Flexible response to the city bus route network in the future | ||
| (5) Installation of traffic lights and crosswalks at the intersections of Tama City Planning Roads 7, 4, and 5 Higashi Naganuma Yanoguchi Line, Sanchu Dori, and Hongo Negata Dori | ||
| (6) Regarding maintenance of dog run facilities | ||
| 3 | Independent Association Yasuyuki Kawashima | 1 Regarding the city's views regarding municipal bonds |
| 2 Regarding snow removal measures in various public facilities | ||
| Our city's efforts | ||
| 3 Regarding promoting administrative reform and working to secure financial resources | ||
| 4 The future of municipal bonds | ||
| Creating a city where everyone can live together in health and safety | ||
| 5 About cancer screening promotion project | ||
| 6 Regarding virus countermeasures against new influenza and other infectious diseases | ||
| 7 Regarding securing excellent human resources at municipal hospitals | ||
| 8 Improving the quality of health checkups and medical checkups and promoting corporate contracts | ||
| 9 Regarding the status of consideration for the pick-up and childcare station business | ||
| Creating a community with interaction that fosters people and culture | ||
| 10 Regarding the increase in subsidies related to the subsidy project of the Federation of Private Kindergarten Parents Associations | ||
| 11. Regarding the placement of school support concierges in all junior high school districts | ||
| 12 Regarding responses to bullying issues | ||
| 13 Regarding mental considerations for children and students during school facility maintenance work | ||
| 14. Regarding preparation of initial equipment for the opening of Nanzan Elementary School (provisional name) | ||
| 15 Regarding facility maintenance at Inagi Fureai no Mori | ||
| 16 Regarding coming-of-age ceremonies that utilize new private facilities | ||
| 17 Regarding the spread of “Citizen One Sport” | ||
| Creating a peaceful and safe town where everyone can live a fulfilling life | ||
| 18 About the earthquake resistance promotion subsidy project | ||
| 19 Regarding the schedule for the expansion work of the 8th branch station, the reconstruction work of the 2nd branch base facility, and the construction work of the fire station | ||
| Creating an eco-friendly and vibrant city | ||
| 20 Initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions | ||
| 21 Regarding setting numerical targets for greenhouse gas reduction | ||
| 22 Regarding new business for the promotion of commerce and construction industry | ||
| Creating a peaceful town surrounded by water and greenery | ||
| 23 Regarding alternative measures for the super embankment project in the area around Yanoguchi Station | ||
| 24 About creating safe roads that everyone can use with peace of mind | ||
| 25 Regarding town development along the Tsurukawa Kaido Hyakumura section | ||
| 26 Review of i-bus routes in line with development of areas around Inagi-Nagumo Station, Minami-Tama Station, etc. | ||
| 27 Regarding citizen needs in the development of dog run facilities | ||
| 28 Regarding the installation of flush toilets in Tamagawa Ryokuchi Park | ||
| Town development that moves forward with citizens | ||
| 29 Regarding the survey items of the citizen awareness survey | ||
| 30 Regarding updates to Inagi City guide map and disaster prevention map | ||
| 31 Regarding correspondence to the My Number system | ||
| 4 | Japanese Communist Party Manabu Okada | 1 Questioning the mayor's political stance regarding administrative policy |
| (1) Supporting the lives of citizens in a time of continuing harsh living conditions | ||
| A. Citizens' perception of their lives | ||
| B Regarding employment measures for young people | ||
| C. Regarding the revitalization of shopping streets | ||
| D Regarding the establishment of public contract ordinances | ||
| (2) Supporting citizens' lives, realizing their wishes for welfare and education, and future town development | ||
| A. Regarding eliminating waiting lists for children at nursery schools | ||
| B. Dealing with bullying issues | ||
| C. Expansion of school support concierge | ||
| D. Assignment of school library revitalization promoters | ||
| E Regarding expansion of special needs classes | ||
| F. Development of special nursing homes for the elderly | ||
| G Regarding the issue of abolition of long-term care insurance services for "required support" | ||
| Regarding expansion of i-bus | ||
| About the development of Namsan | ||
| About the 4th administrative reform | ||
| Supporting daily life, community development for welfare and disaster prevention | ||
| (3) Strengthening disaster prevention measures and environmental measures | ||
| A. Support for recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake | ||
| B. Strengthen disaster prevention and earthquake countermeasures | ||
| C. Promotion of disaster prevention measures | ||
| D. Regarding global warming countermeasures | ||
| 5 | Kifuukai Makoto Suzuki | 1 Overview of the new fiscal year budget |
| (1) Regarding the concept of maintaining sound finances | ||
| (2) Concept of support for disaster areas, including natural disasters such as typhoons | ||
| 2 About creating a town where everyone can live together in good health and peace of mind | ||
| (1) Regarding the concept of privatization and outsourcing of childcare services to the private sector | ||
| (2) Regarding the thinking behind the decision to start considering the shuttle childcare station business | ||
| (3) As part of the National Health Insurance Project, the city's basic stance regarding medical receipt inspections, content inspections of judo therapists' medical expenses payment applications, and secondary inspections of overseas medical expenses payment applications. | ||
| 3 About community development that nurtures people and culture | ||
| (1) About the concept of remuneration for school support concierge activities | ||
| (2) Reasons for rebuilding and renovating many school facilities at a time when the financial burden is heavy. | ||
| (3) Ensuring overall safety of the gymnasium | ||
| (4) Reasons for conducting after-school children's classes on a trial basis in 2014 | ||
| (5) Regarding the operation policy of the physical education warehouse for open school grounds at Dai-7 Elementary School and Hirao Elementary School | ||
| 4 About creating a peaceful and safe town where everyone can live a fulfilling life | ||
| (1) Initiatives for early completion of fire department | ||
| (2) Regarding the city's efforts regarding long-term support and maintenance of fire brigade equipment with safety in mind | ||
| 5 About urban development that is environmentally friendly and full of vitality | ||
| (1) Regarding the significance of establishing the Economic Tourism Division in promoting tourism business | ||
| 6 About creating a peaceful town surrounded by water and greenery | ||
| (1) Regarding the land readjustment project implemented by the city | ||
| (2) Policy on initiatives regarding green space conservation | ||
| 7 About town development that moves forward with citizens | ||
| (1) Providing clear and convincing explanations to citizens about organizational reforms | ||
| 6 | Seikatsusha Net, Democratic Party of Japan Mihoko Nakamura | 1 Regarding planned, sound, and efficient administrative management from a long-term perspective |
| 2 Regarding specific measures to optimize staff allocation through organizational reform | ||
| 3 Regarding the basis for judgment in estimating the revenue that will be the largest budget in history | ||
| 4 Concerning specific measures to further improve the uptake rate of cervical cancer screening | ||
| 5 Impact of medical fee revisions on municipal hospitals | ||
| 6 Regarding the specific role of the regional development promotion coordinator to promote employment of people with disabilities | ||
| 7 Regarding the city's basic approach in selecting a business operator for the Daiichi Gakudo Club Branch, which is scheduled to be commissioned to the private sector for the first time on school grounds. | ||
| 8 Regarding the establishment of a "Children's Consultation Desk" where children themselves can consult as a consultation desk function of the Child and Family Support Center | ||
| 9 Regarding secondary inspection of overseas medical expenses for National Health Insurance business | ||
| 10 Securing opportunities for school concierges to learn about the latest school curriculum and advanced initiatives in other regions | ||
| 11. City support measures for the Board of Education's activities related to career education for children and students | ||
| 12. Current status of discussions and considerations regarding the formulation of the Education Promotion Plan | ||
| 13 About training methods for all staff involved in after-school children's classrooms | ||
| 14 Regarding the formulation of the second Inagi City children's reading activity promotion plan | ||
| 15 Regarding the land readjustment project in the area around Minamitama Station | ||
| 16 Regarding maintenance of dog run facilities |
Mayor's proposal
| No | Bill number | Bill name | Deliberation method | Date of resolution | Resolution result |
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| 1 | Proposal No. 1 | Inagi City New Influenza Countermeasures Headquarters Ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 2 | Proposal No. 2 | Ordinance stipulating the qualifications of Inagi City fire chief and fire chief | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 3 | Proposal No. 3 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Regional Promotion Plaza Ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 4 | Proposal No. 4 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Oshidate Fureai Hall establishment ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 5 | Proposal No. 5 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Living and Cultural Facilities Ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 6 | Proposal No. 6 | Ordinance to partially amend the ordinance regarding the payment of disaster dispatch allowance | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 7 | Proposal No. 7 | Ordinance to partially revise the Ordinance that stipulates the number of members of the Inagi City Disability Classification Judgment Committee, etc. | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 8 | Proposal No. 8 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Health Center Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 9 | Proposal No. 9 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Health Plaza Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 10 | Proposal No. 10 | Ordinance abolishing the ordinance regarding subsidies for foundations established with investment from Inagi City | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 11 | Proposal No. 11 | Ordinance amending part of the Inagi City Road Occupation Fee Collection Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 12 | Item 12 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Public Property Management Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 13 | Proposal No. 13 | Ordinance to amend a portion of the ordinance that stipulates the enforcement regulations for the Tama City Planning Project Inagi Enokido Land Readjustment Project | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 14 | Proposal No. 14 | Ordinance to partially revise the Ordinance regarding Inagi City sewerage project beneficiary burden | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 15 | Proposal No. 15 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Sewerage Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 16 | Proposal No. 16 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Fire Service Fee Ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 17 | Proposal No. 17 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City School Facility Usage Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 18 | Proposal No. 18 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Sports Facilities Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 19 | Proposal No. 19 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Community Center Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 20 | Proposal No. 20 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City i Plaza Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 21 | Proposal No. 21 | Ordinance amending part of the ordinance regarding the management and operation of the Inagi City Central Library Shiroyama Experience Learning Center to be located in Inagi City Park | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 22 | Proposal No. 22 | FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo General Account Supplementary Budget (No. 7) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 23 | Proposal No. 23 | FY2013 Supplementary Budget for the Special Account for the Inagi City National Health Insurance Program (No. 3) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 24 | Proposal No. 24 | FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 3) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 25 | Proposal No. 25 | FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 2) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 26 | Proposal No. 26 | FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo general account budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 27 | Proposal No. 27 | FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 28 | Proposal No. 28 | FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 29 | Proposal No. 29 | FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 30 | Proposal No. 30 | FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Nursing Care Insurance Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 31 | Proposal No. 31 | FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Special Account Budget for Medical Care for the Elderly | special budget committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 32 | Proposal No. 32 | FY2014 Tokyo Metropolitan Inagi City Hospital Business Accounting Budget | special budget committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 33 | Proposal No. 33 | Regarding requesting approval for exclusive disposition (FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo general account supplementary budget (No. 6)) | Immediate decision | March 4, 2014 | Approval |
| 34 | Proposal No. 34 | Regulations that partially change the regulations of the Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Care Association for the Elderly | Immediate decision | March 4, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 35 | Proposal No. 35 | Regarding the appropriation of capital surplus in the fiscal year 2013 Inagi City Hospital Business Accounting, Tokyo | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 36 | Proposal No. 36 | Outsourcing contract regarding Tama City Planning Project Inagi Enokido Land Readjustment Project | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 37 | Proposal No. 37 | Tama City Planning Project Outsourcing contract regarding land readjustment project around Inagi Yanoguchi Station | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 38 | Proposal No. 38 | Tama City Planning Project Inagi Inagi Naganuma Station Area Land Readjustment Project Consignment Agreement | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 39 | Proposal No. 39 | Tama City Planning Project Outsourcing contract regarding land readjustment project around Inagi Minami Tama Station | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 40 | Proposal No. 40 | Outsourcing contract regarding part of the Inagi City public sewerage project (Minamiyama eastern land readjustment project area) | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
Bills submitted by members of the Diet
| No | Bill number | Bill name | Deliberation method | Date of resolution | Resolution result |
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| 1 | Proposal No. 1 | Opinion paper calling for the expansion of medical expense subsidies for patients with viral hepatitis | Immediate decision | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 2 | Proposal No. 2 | Opinion regarding the prompt enactment of the “Cooperative Labor Act (tentative name)” | Immediate decision | March 27, 2014 | The original proposal was passed. |
Petition
| No | Receipt number | Petition name | Deliberation method | Date of resolution | Resolution result |
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| 1 | Petition No. 1 | A petition regarding a written opinion requesting the prompt enactment of the “Cooperative Labor Law (tentative name)” | Built Environment Committee | March 27, 2014 | Adoption |
| 2 | No. 2 petition | A petition requesting the installation of "solar power generation panels" on the rooftops of elementary and junior high schools and public facilities, as well as "emergency power sources and power storage devices" in school gymnasiums and other areas designated as local emergency evacuation sites. | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | Rejected |
| 3 | Petition No. 3 | Petition regarding the promotion of a gender-equal society in Inagi City | General Affairs Committee | March 27, 2014 | Rejected |
| 4 | Petition No. 4 | Petition regarding the expansion of medical expense subsidies for viral hepatitis patients | Welfare Education Committee | March 27, 2014 | Adoption |
General Affairs Committee (7 people)
Chairman Tatsuya Watanabe
Vice-chairman Naka Nakata
Committee members Ken Arai, Chikako Ito, Hiroshi Sawaki, Shigeru Harashima, Etsuo Harada
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 24, 2014 | 1 Measures against new types of influenza, etc. 2 About securing land for fire department 3 Inagi City Fire Department Second Branch Station Improvement Project 4 Future state of public-private collaboration in Inagi City |
| February 21, 2014 | 1 Future state of public-private collaboration in Inagi City |
| March 11, 2014 | 1 Proposal No. 3: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Regional Promotion Plaza Ordinance 2 Proposal No. 1 Inagi City New Influenza Countermeasures Headquarters Ordinance 3 Proposal No. 2: Ordinance stipulating the qualifications of Inagi City fire chief and fire chief 4 Proposal No. 4: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Oshidate Fureai Hall Establishment Ordinance 5 Proposal No. 5: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Living and Cultural Facilities Ordinance 6 Proposal No. 6: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding the payment of disaster dispatch allowance 7 Proposal No. 16: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Fire Service Fee Ordinance 8 Petition No. 3 Petition regarding the promotion of a gender-equal society in Inagi City 9 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
Welfare Education Committee (7 people)
Chairman Morihisa Okubo
Vice-chairman Yukihiro Iwasa
Committee members Kuniko Endo, Mihoko Nakamura, Chikara Watanabe, Machiko Igawa, Shigeo Tanaka
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 9, 2014 | 1 List of support for people requiring assistance during disasters and its utilization |
| January 29, 2014 | 1 List of support for people requiring assistance during disasters and its utilization 2 Regarding addition of specific jurisdictional affairs investigation items |
| February 7, 2014 | 1. Plans for opening small-scale multi-functional residential care facilities 2. Regarding the Tokyo Metropolitan Housing Corporation's approach to the development of facilities at the former Hirao Sewage Treatment Plant site 3. Method of selecting names for new elementary schools in FY2015 4. Revision of school lunch fees due to the revision of the consumption tax law 5. Inagi After-School Children's Plan "After-School Children's Classroom" 6. Revision of the Local Public Enterprise Accounting System (Hospital Business Accounting) 7. List of people requiring assistance during disasters and its use |
| March 12, 2014 | 1 Proposal No. 7: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance that stipulates the number of members of the Inagi City Disability Category Judgment Committee, etc. 2 Proposal No. 8: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Health Center Ordinance 3 Proposal No. 9: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Health Plaza Ordinance 4 Proposal No. 17: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City School Facility Usage Ordinance 5 Proposal No. 18: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Sports Facilities Ordinance 6 Proposal No. 19: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Community Center Ordinance 7 Proposal No. 20: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City i Plaza Ordinance 8 Proposal No. 21: An ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding the management and operation of the Inagi City Central Library Shiroyama Experience Learning Hall, which will be located in Inagi City Park. 9 Proposal No. 35 Regarding the appropriation of capital surplus for fiscal 2013 Inagi City Hospital Business Accounting, Tokyo 10 Petition No. 2 Petition requesting the installation of "solar power generation panels" on the rooftops of elementary and junior high schools and public facilities, and the installation of "emergency power sources and power storage devices" in school gymnasiums and other locations designated as local emergency evacuation sites. 11 Petition No. 4 Petition regarding expansion of medical expense subsidies for patients with viral hepatitis 12 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
Built Environment Committee (7 members)
Chairman Kenichi Kitahama
Vice-chairman Manabu Okada
Committee members Misako Kajiura, Yasuyuki Kawashima, Takefumi Sakata, Makoto Suzuki, Hiromi Tsunoji
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 28, 2014 | 1 Regarding promoting waste reduction and improving resource recycling 2 Regarding addition of specific jurisdictional affairs investigation items |
| February 14, 2014 | 1. Tourism Promotion Project for FY2013 2. Construction of prefectural roads around Minamitama Station 3. Review of iBus service (route changes and increased service) 4. Revision of iBus fares 5. Changes to the business plan for the Inagi Kamihirao Land Readjustment Project 6. Approval for the establishment of the Inagi Oshidate First Land Readjustment Association 7. Disposal results within the new town 8. Promoting waste reduction and improving resource recycling 9. Dispatch of Committee Members during the Recess |
| March 13, 2014 | 1 Proposal No. 10: Ordinance to abolish the ordinance regarding subsidies for foundations established with investment from Inagi City 2 Proposal No. 11: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Road Occupation Fee Collection Ordinance 3 Proposal No. 12: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Public Property Management Ordinance 4 Proposal No. 13: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance establishing the enforcement regulations for the Tama City Planning Project Inagi Enokido Land Readjustment Project 5 Proposal No. 14: Ordinance to partially revise the Ordinance regarding Inagi City sewerage project beneficiary burden 6 Proposal No. 15: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Sewerage Ordinance |
| 7 Proposal No. 36: Outsourcing contract regarding Tama City Planning Project Inagi Enokido Land Readjustment Project 8 Proposal No. 37 Tama City Planning Project Outsourcing contract regarding land readjustment project around Inagi Yanoguchi Station 9 Proposal No. 38 Tama City Planning Project Inagi Inagi Naganuma Station Area Land Readjustment Project Consignment Agreement 10 Proposal No. 39 Tama City Planning Project Outsourcing contract regarding land readjustment project around Inagi Minami Tama Station 11 Proposal No. 40: Outsourcing contract regarding part of the Inagi City public sewerage project (Eastern Nanzan land readjustment project area) 12 Petition No. 1 Petition regarding written opinion requesting prompt enactment of the “Cooperative Labor Act (tentative name)” 13 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
Congress Steering Committee (7 people)
Chairman: Shigeru Harashima
Vice Chairperson Misako Kajiura
Committee members : Kuniko Endo, Tatsuya Watanabe, Chikara Watanabe, Nakata Naka, and Machiko Igawa
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 30, 2014 | 1. Improving the efficiency of parliamentary operations |
| February 19, 2014 | Regarding the operation of the Diet, such as the dates of the first regular session, etc. |
| March 5, 2014 | 1 Regarding the request for continued investigation during the closed session |
| March 10, 2014 | 1 Notice and order of discussion |
| 1 Regarding the method of deliberating additional proposals | |
| March 27, 2014 | 1 Notice and order of discussion 2 Regarding proposals submitted by members of the Diet 3 Request for continued investigation during closed session |
Supplementary Budget Special Committee (10 members)
Chairman Yasuyuki Kawashima
Vice-chairman Riki Watanabe
Committee members Kuniko Endo, Ken Arai, Mihoko Nakamura, Yukihiro Iwasa, Makoto Suzuki, Machiko Igawa, Hiroshi Sawaki, Shigeru Harashima
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| February 26, 2014 | 1. Election of the Chairperson 2. Election of Vice-Chairpersons |
| February 28, 2014 | 1 Proposal No. 22 FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo Supplementary Budget General Account (No. 7) 2 Proposal No. 23 FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 3) 3 Proposal No. 24 FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 3) 4 FY2013 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 2) |
Budget Special Committee (21 people)
Chairman Etsuo Harada
Vice-chairman Machiko Igawa
Committee members Manabu Okada, Kuniko Endo, Ken Arai, Misako Kajiura, Mihoko Nakamura, Chikako Ito, Yasuyuki Kawashima, Yukihiro Iwasa, Tatsuya Watanabe, Chikara Watanabe, Takefumi Sakata, Nakatanaka, Makoto Suzuki, Hiromi Tsunoji, Mori Okubo. Hisa, Hiroshi Sawaki, Shigeru Harashima, Kenichi Kitahama, Shigeo Tanaka
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| February 26, 2014 | 1 Mutual election of committee chairperson 2 Mutual election of vice chairperson |
| March 14, 2014 | [Summary Q&A] 1 Proposal No. 26 FY2014 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo 2 Proposal No. 27 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Budget 3 Proposal No. 28 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Budget 4 Proposal No. 29 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Budget 5 Proposal No. 30 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Nursing Care Insurance Special Account Budget 6 Proposal No. 31 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Medical Care Special Account Budget for the Elderly 7 Proposal No. 32 FY2014 Tokyo Inagi City Hospital Business Accounting Budget [General Affairs Subcommittee] 1 Mutual selection of chairpersons 2 Mutual selection of vice chairpersons [Welfare Education Subcommittee] 1 Mutual selection of chairpersons 2 Mutual selection of vice chairpersons [Constructed Environment Subcommittee] 1 Mutual selection of chairpersons 2 Mutual selection of vice chairpersons |
| March 17, 2014 | [General Affairs Subcommittee] 1. Proposal No. 26: Part of the FY2014 Inagi City General Account Budget concerning the Jurisdiction of the Planning Department 2. Proposal No. 26: Part of the FY2014 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo, concerning the jurisdiction of the General Affairs Department, Accounting Division, Fire Department, Audit Commission, and Election Administration Commission |
| March 18, 2014 | [Welfare Education Subcommittee] 1 Proposal No. 26: Portion related to the jurisdiction of the Welfare Department of the general account budget of Inagi City, Tokyo for FY2014 2 Proposal No. 30 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Nursing Care Insurance Special Account Budget 3 Proposal No. 26: Portion related to the jurisdiction of the Board of Education of the general account budget of Inagi City, Tokyo for FY2014 4 Proposal No. 32 FY2014 Tokyo Inagi City Hospital Business Accounting Budget |
| March 19, 2014 | [Constructed Environment Subcommittee] 1 Proposal No. 26: Portions related to the jurisdiction of the Living Environment Department and the Agriculture Committee of the General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo for FY2014 2 Proposal No. 27 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Budget 3 Proposal No. 31 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Medical Care Special Account Budget for the Elderly 4 Proposal No. 26: Portion related to the jurisdiction of the City Construction Department of the general account budget of Inagi City, Tokyo for FY2014 5 Proposal No. 28 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Budget 6 Proposal No. 29 FY2014 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Budget |
| March 26, 2014 | [Reports from each subcommittee, questions and answers, votes] 1. 26th Agenda Item: FY2014 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo 2. Proposal No. 27: FY2014 Special Account Budget for the Inagi City National Health Insurance Program in Tokyo 3. Proposal No. 28: FY2014 Special Account Budget for the Inagi City Land Readjustment Project in Tokyo 4. Proposal No. 29: FY2014 Special Account Budget for Inagi City Sewerage Business in Tokyo 5. Proposal No. 30: FY2014 Budget for the Special Account for Long-Term Care Insurance in Inagi City, Tokyo 6. Proposal No. 31 FY2014 Budget for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Inagi City Medical Care for the Elderly Special Account 7. Proposal No. 32: FY2014 Budget for Inagi City Hospital, Tokyo |
Special Committee on Quota of Members of Parliament (11 members)
Committee Chair Hiroshi Sawaki
Vice-chairman Kenichi Kitahama
Committee members Manabu Okada, Ken Arai, Mihoko Nakamura, Yukihiro Iwasa, Tatsuya Watanabe, Makoto Suzuki, Machiko Igawa, Shigeru Harashima, Etsuo Harada
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 24, 2014 | 1 Training session “About the desirable number of members” |
| 1. Meeting to hear citizens' opinions on the fixed number of city council members | |
| January 31, 2014 | 1. Regarding the number of Inagi City Council members |
| February 13, 2014 | 1. Regarding the number of Inagi City Council members |
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