Last updated: October 31, 2006
We publish the session schedule, general question items, deliberation results such as bills, and examinations (investigation items) of each committee of the first regular city council meeting. Please see the meeting minutes for detailed deliberations. Meeting minutes can be viewed at the Administrative Information Corner on the 1st floor of City Hall, City Library, 2nd Library, 3rd Library, and 4th Library. You can also search and view meeting minutes and watch recorded broadcasts on the City Council homepage.
| due date | day of week | Meeting time | Meeting Name | Abstract |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 28th | Tuesday | 9:30am | plenary session | Administrative report, Mayor's statement of faith, Explanation of proposals (excluding original budget and supplementary budget related proposals); Supplementary budget related proposals Explanation, Q&A, Establishment and referral of supplementary budget special committee; 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) | ||
| March 1st | Wednesday | recess | (Date of bill scrutiny) | |
| 2 days | Thursday | 9:30am | Committee | Supplementary Budget Special Committee |
| 3 days | Friday | 9:30am | plenary session | Representative question |
| Four days | Saturday | recess | ||
| 5 days | Sunday | recess | ||
| The 6th | Monday | 9:30am | plenary session | Bills (excluding the initial budget and supplementary budget-related bills) Questions and answers, Referral, discussion, voting Investigation report on affairs under jurisdiction Petitions and requests |
| The 7th | Tuesday | 9:30am | plenary session | General questions (No. 1 to 5) |
| After the plenary session | Committee | Congress Steering Committee (committee review results) | ||
| The 8th | Wednesday | 9:30am | plenary session | General questions (No. 6 to 10) |
| The 9th | Thursday | 9:30am | plenary session | General questions (No. 11 to 15) |
| The 10th | Friday | 9:30am | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee (Debate Notice) |
| After the session ends | plenary session | General questions (Nos. 16 to 18) | ||
| Supplementary budget-related proposals committee report, discussion, and vote | ||||
| After the plenary session | Board of directors | Budget Special Committee Board of Directors | ||
| 11th | Saturday | recess | ||
| 12th | Sunday | recess | ||
| The 13th | Monday | 9:30am | Committee | General Affairs Committee |
| 14th | Tuesday | 9:30am | Committee | Welfare Education Committee |
| 15th day | Wednesday | 9:30am | Committee | Built Environment Committee |
| 16th | Thursday | 9:30am | 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 committee | Subcommittee | Welfare Education Subcommittee (Principal and Vice Chair elected by each other) | ||
| After the committee | Subcommittee | Built Environment Subcommittee (Principal and Vice-President elected by each other) | ||
| 17th | Friday | 9:30am | Subcommittee | Welfare Education Subcommittee |
| 18th | Saturday | recess | ||
| 19th | Sunday | recess | ||
| The 20th | Monday | 9:30am | Subcommittee | General Affairs Subcommittee |
| 21st | Tuesday | recess | Vernal Equinox Day | |
| The 22nd | Wednesday | 9:30am | Subcommittee | Construction Environment Subcommittee |
| The 23rd | Thursday | recess | (Committee/subcommittee report organization) | |
| 24th | Friday | recess | (Committee/subcommittee report organization) | |
| 25th | Saturday | recess | ||
| 26th | Sunday | recess | ||
| 27th | Monday | recess | (Committee, subcommittee report organization) | |
| 28th day | Tuesday | 9:30am | Committee | Special Committee on Budget (Subcommittee reports, vote) |
| 29th | Wednesday | 9:30am | Committee | Parliamentary Steering Committee |
| After the session ends | plenary session | Bills, petition/petition committee report, discussion, voting Explanation of bills submitted by members, questions, discussion, voting | ||
| Notification number | full name | Question items |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chikako Ito | 1 Regulations regarding animal welfare and management 2 Regarding the enforcement of the Act on Independence Support for Persons with Disabilities 3 About calcium chloride spraying to prevent snow from freezing 4 Measures to prevent flooding when installing a basement 5 Regarding the promotion of extracurricular activities in junior high schools 6 Regarding the promotion of seismic diagnosis and seismic retrofitting of houses 7 About global warming prevention 8 About safe tap water supply 9 Registration and protection of regional brands 10 Regarding the introduction of credit cards for city tax collection 11 About the fire department second branch (Higashi-Naganuma district) 12 About asbestos 13 About i-bus |
| 2 | Morihisa Okubo | 1 Regarding further promotion of educational ability improvement 2 Regarding further promotion of safety and security measures 3 About the land readjustment project |
| 3 | Kenichi Kitahama | 1 Regarding the spread of generic drugs 2 Accepting pets at evacuation centers during disasters |
| 4 | Manabu Okada | 1 Regarding the return of the former US Army Tama Ammunition Depot site (Tama Service Auxiliary Facility), etc. 2 Regarding the enhancement of childcare 3 About improving garbage collection |
| 5 | Hiroshi Sawaki | 1 Regarding the promotion of land readjustment projects around Inagi-Naganuma Station and Minami-Tama Station 2 Improving the quality of home care services 3 About on-site courses (childcare courses, etc.) 4 Cooperation with entrance lights for safety and security |
| 6 | Masashi Fujii | 1 About asbestos issues 2 About the future of the fire brigade |
| 7 | Sueko Kadoshima | 1. Disease prevention and health promotion 2. Promoting the installation of AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) and the spread of life-saving courses 3. Promoting the early introduction and widespread use of SP Code and reading devices (making paper-based information barrier-free) 4 Education through animals kept at school |
| 8 | Haruko Tarao | 1 Measures to alleviate traffic congestion from the Hirao area to Shin-Yurigaoka 2 Regarding the enhancement of the city's condominium consultation services 3 About the Act on Independence Support for Persons with Disabilities |
| 9 | Miho Nakamura | 1 For the elderly and people with disabilities to live safely and securely in the community 2 Regarding the creation of “Inagi City Nursery School Privatization Guidelines” 3 Regarding reflecting the "local safety map" that school children are working on in town development |
| 10 | Kisaburo Morimoto | 1 About fund reserves 2 About traffic safety 3 About the independence of welfare households |
| 11 | Masami Ito | 1 About family register affairs 2 About trash cans in the office 3 About administrative liaison officers |
| 12 | Etsuo Harada | 1 Regarding responses to a society with a declining population due to the declining birthrate 2 Regarding the progress of each land readjustment project and the review of the development schedule at the start of the third long-term plan 3 Regarding the enhancement of the city police box to ensure the safety and security of citizens |
| 13 | Kenji Nakayama | 1 About Sakahama District Water Supply 2 About the Agriculture Committee |
| 14 | Shigeru Harashima | 1 About town planning 2 About the experiential learning network 3 About childcare support 4 About the 2013 Tokyo National Athletic Meet |
| 15 | Junjiro Tominaga | 1 About overnight experience learning for 5th graders from city elementary schools at Fureai no Mori 2 Regarding the late start of the Second Inagi City Agricultural Basic Plan 3 Regarding construction work in the Kawakita-shita area of the ridge trunk line |
| 16 | Yasuyuki Kawashima | 1 About nursing care insurance 2 Regarding non-tax income 3 Regarding education |
| 17 | Aiko Fujiwara | 1 Regarding safe town development to protect citizens from crime and traffic accidents 2 Regarding improvement of city bus transportation 3 Regarding establishment of “Fureai Center” in Daimaru area |
| 18 | Ken Arai | 1 Regarding expansion of green conservation measures 2 About town development in Kamihirao 3 Regarding parking lot development around City Hall 4 Regarding the withdrawal of Tokyo Minami Agricultural Cooperative Hirao Branch |
Representative question
Representative questions from the following groups were asked in response to the mayor's statement of beliefs.
| Denomination name | Representative question items |
|---|---|
| Komeito Party Morihisa Okubo | 1 Regarding the creation of a civil protection plan and the determination to protect citizens 2 Regarding the determination to create a safe and secure Inagi against natural disasters 3 Regarding future responses to the government, Tokyo metropolitan government, and residents involved in the seismic strength falsification issue 4 Regarding the city's view that facilities for the elderly and people with disabilities should be protected from accidents such as fires 5 Regarding “business sorting strategy” to realize “diverse measures and services at low cost” 6 Perceptions and observations regarding building a universal society 7 About the city’s efforts to achieve sound finances 8 Educational activities on childcare support that encourage a shift in corporate thinking 9 Promoting the establishment of "certified children's schools" to eliminate childcare waiting lists 10 Regarding the development of school routes and parks based on crime prevention environment design 11 Collaboration with countries and the Tokyo metropolitan area regarding seismograph updates 12 Regarding the dissemination and awareness of effective smoking countermeasures to elementary and junior high schools and the child-rearing generation 13 Regarding the city's recognition of Saturday outpatient clinics at city hospitals with high patient needs 14 Employment support measures based on the Act on Independence Support for Persons with Disabilities and cooperation with related organizations 15 Regarding the “Local Children’s Classroom Promotion Project” as a measure to eliminate waiting lists for children at after-school clubs 16 Regarding further expansion of educational consultation function using “town development grant” 17 Regarding the promotion of local production for local consumption in school lunches and further promotion of dietary education 18 Regarding the city's efforts to enhance special needs education projects 19 About holding small festivals for citizens who can gather on foot 20 Regarding further expansion measures for the wooden house seismic diagnosis subsidy system 21 Regarding the dissemination and enlightenment of the idea and values of “Mottainai” to promote the creation of a recycling-oriented society 22 Regarding support for the certified farmer system using the “Strong Agriculture Development Subsidy” |
| change 21 Kenichi Kitahama |
1 Regarding the mayor's impressions on national policies at the beginning (1) Regarding resolving the issue of abductees in North Korea (2) Regarding specific initiatives regarding global environmental issues (3) Regarding awareness regarding ensuring safety and compliance ( 4) Efforts and future responses by the national government, the Tokyo metropolitan government, and the city regarding the issue of falsifying seismic strength of condominiums 2 The mayor's thoughts on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government's initiatives (1) The Tokyo Metropolitan Government will establish a new Olympic Preparation Fund, but regarding the future impact and involvement on Inagi City 3. Overview of the city's budget (1) Regarding the budget, which features an increase in intangible expenses mainly for welfare-related expenses (2) Regarding the promotion of the third long-term comprehensive plan and securing financial resources for it 4 Regarding measures to promote spiritually rich town development together with citizens (1) Regarding exchanges with Ozora Town (2) Regarding the establishment and operation of a new neighborhood association in the new town area and the development of meeting facilities (3) I's Town Inagi Citizens Regarding budget allocation for each festival project (4) Regarding the relationship between privacy protection and the information disclosure system (5) Regarding the direction of the comprehensive revision of the city's homepage (6) Regarding the establishment of a school advocacy room (7) ) Regarding the effective management and utilization of “Friend Hirao” (8) Regarding the status of the city’s efforts regarding the Special Zone for Structural Reform (9) Regarding the behavioral guidelines for employees and their efforts (10) Regarding the restructuring of the electronic information system 5 About measures to create a caring town where people can live healthy and secure lives (1) About basic policies to protect the health of citizens (2) About providing information to civil welfare and children's committees (3) About specific measures regarding childcare support (4) Regarding the development of an after-school club using the spare classrooms of No. 6 Elementary School (5) Regarding the city's measures to address the increase in part-timers and NEETs 6 Regarding measures to create a community where people can learn and interact together (1) Regarding the enhancement of education that incorporates volunteer activities, nature experience activities, and social experience activities (2) Regarding further enhancement of the local education council (3) Accommodation experience in Nozawa Onsen Village Regarding collaboration between learning and accommodation for 5th grade students at "Fureai no Mori Odara no Sato" (4) Regarding the installation of school security cameras, auto-locks and monitors (5) Regarding the creation of a "local safety map" (6) Wakabadai Elementary School (7) Regarding the establishment of Inagi City School Appropriate School District Review Committee, etc. (8) Support for the creation of comprehensive regional sports clubs 7 Measures to create an environmentally friendly, safe and comfortable town (1) Regarding support for securing personnel based on the premise of training fire department members (2) About holding lifesaving seminars including AED (3) Concerning the development of temporary bicycle parking lots around the station due to the Nambu Line continuous grade separation project (4) Regarding the city's measures to address environmental issues on a global scale (5) Promoting the use of personal bags (6) Regarding the operation and future outlook of the ecocement business (7) Land use of the former factory site and new designation in district planning 8 Regarding measures to create a peaceful town surrounded by water and greenery (1) Appropriate management of land use, review of land use districts, and consideration of new designations and changes to district plans (2) Regarding the city's efforts to promote vibrant and good town development in the new town project (3) Regarding the location of living convenience facilities in the Nagamine district (4) Regarding the use of the elevated part of the Nambu Line under the elevated track (5) Regarding future route expansion and purchase of new vehicles regarding i-Bus operation 9 Measures to create a lively town that supports the vitality of citizens' lives (1) About the “Certified Farmer System” (2) Measures to promote the operation of vehicle-mounted crushers and waste cooking oil recycling fuel devices (3) Creation of regional brands to revitalize industrial development |
| Shinseikai Shigeru Harashima | 1 Regarding the observation that it is difficult to reduce the burden on the next generation due to the accumulation of national debt 2 Regarding the city’s views on the Trinity Reform 3 Regarding the development of measures to systematically promote population growth 4 Regarding the challenge of the metropolitan government's comprehensive municipal subsidy at local discretion 5 Regarding support measures for neighborhood associations 6 Regarding the City's views on privacy protection 7 Regarding unified guidance regarding information organization etc. for designated managers 8 Regarding collaboration between rent and other debt guarantee support projects and the secure occupancy system, etc. 9 Regarding the Mayor's Association's efforts to correct the disparity with the 23 wards in the infant medical expenses subsidy project 10 Actual situation of certified nursery schools and utilization of childcare stations 11 Collaboration between the Pioneering Child and Family Support Center and medical institutions and local communities 12 Effects of preventive services associated with long-term care insurance system reform 13 Basic concept of small group instruction 14 About the idea of implementing the school advocacy system 15 Plans for improving school lunch facilities 16 Regarding consideration of appropriate school districts considering future population changes and local living areas 17 Regarding facility maintenance at Odara no Sato 18 Regarding renovations taking into consideration functions appropriate for the Central Cultural Center 19 About the state of comprehensive regional sports clubs 20 Early development of a stormwater plan 21 Regarding traffic safety measures due to the provisional opening of the Minami-Tama One Trunk Line 22 About the new compost center concept 23 Agreement regarding the use of wells on the former Coca-Cola factory site in the event of a disaster, etc. 24 Regarding the sewerage project within the Enokido rezoning area 25 About connection to Chuo Expressway Hachioji direction 26 Regarding i-bus service around Tsurukawa Kaido and Kawasaki Kaido 27 Regarding the cooperation of landowners in the development and maintenance of the former Coca-Cola factory site 28 Regarding the actual usage of vehicle-mounted crushers and waste cooking oil recycling fuel devices 29 Regarding collaboration between Inagi City Small and Medium Enterprise Worker Welfare Service Center, Hello Work, and Labor Information Center 30 Regarding the reorganization of the crisis management department regarding the Civil Protection Act. Also regarding welfare benefits for fire brigade members. |
| Aiko Fujiwara, Association for Advancing Citizen Self-Government | 1 Goals and plans for future population growth 2 Regarding measures to develop a spiritually enriching town together with citizens (1) Regarding implementation of measures that utilize the results of past activities related to human rights issues and implementation of staff training (2) Regarding peace projects, “not resolving conflicts by force” Regarding the city's stance (3) Regarding support for community projects based on the "My Town Development Support Project" and activation of administrative liaison staff (4) Regarding specific measures for the information disclosure system (5) Special zones for structural reform and regions Regarding carefully deciding on new proposals and applications for revitalization plans (6) Regarding “two-way information exchange between citizens and government” by revising the website and the use of CATV 3 Regarding measures to create a caring town where people can live healthy and with peace of mind (1) Regarding the idea of reflecting the opinions of citizens and various organizations in the construction of a health plaza (tentative name) (2) How to implement health classes and health consultations and depression Regarding the enhancement of the consultation system as a preventive measure (3) Regarding the technical and medical training plan for expanding artificial dialysis and introducing the latest equipment at city hospitals (4) Regarding Sunday opening of each contact center (5) Treatment and consultation for children with disabilities Regarding support through sharing of information regarding the project (6) Regarding the age at which income restrictions are abolished for infant medical expenses (7) Regarding the idea of establishing an after-school club for third elementary school within the third elementary school 4 Regarding measures to create a community where we can learn and interact together (1) Regarding the idea of reflecting the opinions of residents and those involved in music and art in the construction of a new cultural center (2) Regarding the importance of nursery schools as playing an important role in early childhood education Regarding confirmation (3) Regarding education that takes advantage of Inagi's uniqueness, regarding the idea of having children and students participate in traditional local events (4) Regarding investigation of the actual situation of children's worries, bullying, and refusal to attend school. Also, regarding securing a place for children who do not attend school, etc. (5) Regarding the establishment of a new school advocacy system and the current situation and opinions of related organizations for children, students, and guardians such as educational counseling centers (6) Accommodation experience in Nozawa Onsen Village, Nagano Prefecture Regarding the understanding and consent of parents regarding learning (7) Regarding the integration of school education regarding the expansion of Wakabadai Elementary School and the implementation of exchanges between different grades (8) Regarding the reflection of children's opinions in school lunches (9) Lectures at the community center (10) About the experiential learning facility attached to the central library (11) About the implementation of "(tentative name) Hirao Festival" at "Friend Hirao" 5 Measures to create an environmentally friendly, safe and comfortable town (1) How to utilize the Disaster Vulnerable Person Network and the hazard maps distributed to all households (2) Regarding the use of AED - Automated External Defibrillator - on holidays and at night (3) Regarding the idea of making more functional use of the Environmental Council and Environmental Citizens Club in promoting the “Inagi City Environmental Basic Plan” (4) Regarding the continuation of the style in which the Inagi City Citizens Council and other organizations work together to promote environmental beautification. 6 Measures to create a peaceful town surrounded by water and greenery (1) Regarding the idea of making efforts to preserve rare creatures and greenery in the eastern Nanzan land readjustment project (2) Management to ensure fair use of Kamiyato Ryokuchi Experience Learning Center 7 Measures to create a lively town that supports the vitality of citizens' lives (1) Research on expanding family farms and experience farms and establishing a citizen farm system (2) Measures to strengthen support to stimulate motivation in local shopping districts (3) Encouragement and support for research into vegetable brand creation (4) Regarding the idea of creating and promoting the city's attractions by utilizing the "city sightseeing map" |
| Japanese Communist Party Manabu Okada | 1 Regarding the mayor's basic stance in expressing his beliefs (1) Regarding the idea of prioritizing safety and compliance, changing the policy from "public to private sector" and "deregulation" (2) How does he recognize the social situation where children's safety is threatened? , how to protect against crime (3) Regarding the view of the retreat of national responsibility and reduction of local financial resources in the "Trinity Reform" (4) Regarding administrative reform 1) Life becomes difficult due to national tax increases and income reductions 2) About the basic stance that we do not believe that we should further increase the burden on citizens 3) About the basic stance on the outsourcing of children-related projects to the private sector, such as the privatization of public nursery schools 4) The third issue Regarding the reflection of the requests of residents and related parties after the decision on the Administrative Reform Outline and Implementation Plan (5) Regarding long-term care insurance 1) Regarding the impact of increased burden of long-term care insurance usage fees and insurance premiums for the elderly 2) Long-term care insurance usage fees・About the city's own measures to reduce the burden of insurance premiums 3) Regarding the expansion of the reduction/exemption system for nursing care insurance usage fees and insurance premiums (6) In the event of loss of valuable green space or bankruptcy due to the promotion of Nanzan East Land Readjustment Project (7) I think it is important to defend Article 9 of the Constitution and aim for a peaceful and nuclear-free Japan, but regarding the basic idea. |
| Democratic/Citizen Voice Iwasa Izumi | 1 Regarding awareness and initiatives regarding the “Basic Plan for Crime Victims” (1) Regarding the role of local governments (2) Regarding the establishment of ordinances (3) Regarding staff training 2 Regarding support measures and basic ideas to prevent a decline in the organizational rate of neighborhood associations 3 Regarding the idea of improving the Mayor's Council 4 Regarding the operation of the School Advocacy Office and measures to protect the privacy of those seeking advice 5 Regarding the idea of utilizing citizen voices in special zones for structural reform and regional revitalization plans 6 Expansion of ways to make it easier for citizens to pay taxes 7 Information display in foreign languages such as English, Chinese, and Korean as an easy-to-understand counter guidance service 8 Regarding the idea of developing a place where people can exchange information and make friends regarding child-rearing 9 How the childcare support helper dispatch project goes beyond just reducing the burden 10 Comprehensive efforts such as depression prevention and lifestyle support as suicide prevention measures 11 Regarding prescriptions that allow alternative dispensing at municipal hospitals and cooperation with family pharmacies 12 Expansion of eligibility for removal of income restrictions for infant medical expenses subsidy project 13 Regarding the target year for increasing the number of nursery schools and eliminating childcare waiting lists in FY2006 14 About attractive national health insurance business development 15 Regarding the creation and utilization of a “local safety map” as a safety measure for commuting routes 16 Regarding the contents and ideas to be consulted with the Inagi City School Appropriate School District Review Committee 17 Effective use of spare classrooms as welfare facilities 18 Regarding training to make the Board of Education more flexible 19 Regarding subsidies and subsidies for reinforcement to promote earthquake resistance of houses 20 Regarding enhancement of support for securing fire department members 21 About the participation rate of first aid courses among elementary and junior high school teachers 22 About crime prevention personnel 23 About promoting the development of large police boxes 24 Regarding the effective use of Tamagawa Sanitation Association's slag 25 Measures to prevent health damage to citizens from air pollution 26 Initiatives for the development and disposal of the Tama New Town area 27 Regarding the outlook for living convenience facilities in the Nagamine area 28 Regarding the outlook for connecting Inagi Ohashi to Hachioji area 29 Reasons why there are no new businesses for the promotion of agriculture, commerce, and industry 30 About the goal of branding pear and grape confectionery |
| No | Bill number | Bill name | Deliberation method | Date of resolution | Resolution result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Proposal No. 5 | Ordinance that stipulates the number of members of the Inagi City Disability Category Judgment Committee, etc. | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 2 | Proposal No. 6 | Inagi City Civil Protection Council Ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 3 | Proposal No. 7 | Inagi City Civil Protection Headquarters and Inagi City Emergency Response Headquarters Ordinance | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 4 | Proposal No. 8 | Ordinance on payment of disaster relief allowances | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 5 | Proposal No. 9 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Information Disclosure Ordinance, etc. | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 6 | Proposal No. 10 | Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding compensation for public work accidents for part-time employees of Inagi City | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 7 | Proposal No. 11 | Inagi City Cultural Properties Protection Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 8 | Item 12 | Ordinance to partially revise Inagi City ordinance regarding subsidies for medical expenses for infants and young children | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 9 | Proposal No. 13 | Ordinance amending part of the Inagi City National Health Insurance Ordinance | Built Environment Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 10 | Proposal No. 14 | Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Nursing Care Insurance Ordinance | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 11 | Proposal No. 15 | Ordinance to amend part of the ordinance on restrictions on buildings within the Inagi City District Planning Area | Built Environment Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 12 | Proposal No. 16 | FY2005 Supplementary Budget for the General Account of Inagi City, Tokyo (No. 6) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 13 | Proposal No. 17 | FY2005 Supplementary Budget for the Special Account for the National Health Insurance Program of Inagi City, Tokyo (No. 1) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 14 | Proposal No. 18 | FY2005 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 4) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 15 | Proposal No. 19 | FY2005 Supplementary Budget for the Special Account for the Sewerage System of Inagi City, Tokyo (No. 3) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 16 | Proposal No. 20 | FY2005 Inagi City, Tokyo Special Account Supplementary Budget for Nursing Care Insurance (No. 2) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 17 | Proposal No. 21 | FY2006 Inagi City, Tokyo general account budget | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 18 | Proposal No. 22 | FY2006 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 19 | Proposal No. 23 | FY2006 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 20 | Proposal No. 24 | FY2006 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 21 | Proposal No. 25 | FY2006 Inagi City, Tokyo Special Account Budget for Elderly Health | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 22 | Proposal No. 26 | FY2006 Inagi City, Tokyo Nursing Care Insurance Special Account Budget | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 23 | Proposal No. 27 | FY2006 Special Account Budget for Inagi City, Tokyo Contracted Water Supply Project | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 24 | Proposal No. 28 | FY2006 Tokyo Metropolitan Inagi City Hospital Business Accounting Budget | special budget committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 25 | Proposal No. 29 | Regarding the election of Inagi City revenue officer | Immediate decision | March 6, 2006 | Consent |
| 26 | Proposal No. 30 | Regarding land acquisition | Built Environment Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 27 | Proposal No. 31 | Regarding changes to the contract for outsourcing part of the Inagi City Sewerage Business (Part 2) | Supplementary Budget Special Committee | March 10, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 28 | Proposal No. 32 | Regarding the designation of the designated manager of the Inagi City Daimaru District Hall | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 29 | Proposal No. 33 | Regarding the designation of the designated manager of the Inagi City Matsuba Assembly Hall | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 30 | Proposal No. 34 | Regarding the designation of the designated manager of Inagi City Oshidate Fureai Hall | General Affairs Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 31 | Proposal No. 35 | Regarding designation of designated manager for physical education facilities installed in Inagi City Park | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 32 | Proposal No. 36 | Regarding the designation of the designated manager of Inagi City's 6th Nursery School | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 33 | Proposal No. 37 | Regarding designation of designated manager of Inagi City Welfare Center | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 34 | Proposal No. 38 | Regarding the designation of the designated manager of Inagi City Park | Built Environment Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| 35 | Proposal No. 39 | Regarding the designation of the designated manager of the Inagi City Kamiyato Green Space Experience Learning Center | Built Environment Committee | March 29, 2006 | The original proposal was passed. |
| No | Receipt number | subject | Deliberation method | Date of resolution | Resolution result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Petition No. 1 | Petition calling for the realization of small classes in Inagi | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | Adoption of purpose |
| 2 | No. 2 petition | Petition requesting the submission of a written opinion calling for the maintenance of universal health insurance and the expansion of the medical system and social security. | Built Environment Committee | March 29, 2006 | Rejected |
| 3 | No. 3 petition | Petition to improve local mental health and welfare policies | Welfare Education Committee | March 29, 2006 | Rejected |
General Affairs Committee (7 people)
Chairperson: Etsuo Harada, Vice-chairman: Masami Ito: Mihoko Nakamura, Yasuyuki Kawashima, Hiroshi Sawaki, Chikako Ito, Shigeo Tanaka
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 12, 2006 | 1 Issues with the PFI method and future efforts |
| January 26, 2006 | 1 Regarding Inagi City Third Administrative Reform Outline and Interim Report on Implementation Plan 2 (tentative name) Interim report on the basic health plaza development survey 3 Issues with the PFI method and future efforts |
| February 7, 2006 | 1 Regarding the revision of Inagi City organizational structure |
| March 13, 2006 | 1 Proposal No. 6 Inagi City Citizen Protection Council Ordinance 2 Proposal No. 7 Inagi City Civil Protection Headquarters and Inagi City Emergency Response Headquarters Ordinance 3 Proposal No. 8 Ordinance regarding the payment of disaster dispatch allowance 4 Proposal No. 9: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City Information Disclosure Ordinance, etc. 5 Proposal No. 10: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding compensation for public work accidents for part-time employees of Inagi City 6 Proposal No. 32 Regarding the designation of the designated manager for the Inagi City Daimaru District Hall 7 Proposal No. 33 Regarding the designation of the designated manager of the Inagi City Matsuba Assembly Hall 8 Proposal No. 34: Designation of designated manager for Inagi City Oshidate Fureai Hall 9 About the Inagi Plan to Promote Gender Equality 10 Regarding addition of specific jurisdictional affairs investigation items 11 Request for continued investigation during closed session 12 Regarding dispatch of committee members during closed sessions |
Welfare Education Committee (7 people)
Chairperson Sueko Kadoshima Vice-chairperson Haruko Tarao Committee members Morihisa Okubo, Aiko Fujiwara, Izumi Iwasa, Kenji Nakayama, Junjiro Tominaga
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 17, 2006 | 1 About the Act on Independence Support for Persons with Disabilities 2 Regarding the construction plan for day-care facilities for people with intellectual disabilities (children) 3 Status of Inagi City Health and Welfare Comprehensive Plan Formulation 4 Regarding the status of formulating the 3rd stage long-term care insurance business plan 5 (tentative name) Nursing care support volunteer deduction 6 Regarding implementation of Inagi City convalescent child care project |
| March 14, 2006 | 1. Item 5: Ordinance on determining the number of members of the Inagi City Disability Classification Assessment Committee 2. Proposal No. 12: Ordinance to amend the Inagi City Ordinance on Medical Expense Subsidies for Infants and Young Children 3. Proposal No. 14: Ordinance to amend part of the Inagi City Long-Term Care Insurance Ordinance 4. 36th Agenda: Designation of the designated manager of Inagi City No. 6 Nursery School 5. 37th Agenda: Designation of the designated manager of the Inagi City Welfare Center 6. Proposal No. 11 Inagi City Cultural Property Protection Ordinance 7. 35th Agenda: Designation of the designated manager of the sports facilities to be installed in Inagi City Park 8 Petition No. 1: Petition to realize small class sizes in Inagi 9 Petition No. 3 Petition calling for the enhancement of local mental health and welfare policies 10. Addition of specific matters for investigation 11. Request for continued investigation during recess 12. Dispatch of Committee Members during the Recess |
Built Environment Committee (7 members)
Chairman Kenichi Kitahama Vice-chairman Shigeru Harashima Committee members Ken Arai, Manabu Okada, Masashi Fujii, Suetsugu Ueno, Kisaburo Morimoto
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 18, 2006 | 1 Regarding the construction explanation for the second phase of the JR Nambu Line continuous grade separation project 2 About the progress of town development in the Sakahama-Hirao district and the Nanzan eastern land readjustment project 3 (tentative name) Regarding the implementation plan of the Hirao Kita District Land Readjustment Association Additional report Regarding the withdrawal of the Sanwa Inagi store expansion/renovation plan 4 Regarding the implementation guidelines for the Inagi City violation advertisement removal cooperation system 5 Regarding asbestos scattering prevention guidance guidelines 6 Regarding composition analysis results 7 Regarding the revitalization of commerce in Inagi City |
| February 8, 2006 | 1 Regarding urban planning changes for Tama City Planning Road and Tama City Planning Park 2 Regarding the (draft) urban planning road development policy in the Tama area 3 About the Minamitama ridge trunk line maintenance project 4 About living convenience facilities in Nagamine district 5 Regarding installation of Inagi Central Park monument 6 Regarding the issue of forgery of the “Grand Stage Inagi” structural calculation sheet 7 About Keio Inagi Station Improvement Plan 8 Regarding the revitalization of commerce in Inagi City |
| March 15, 2006 | 1 Proposal No. 15: Ordinance to partially revise the ordinance regarding restrictions on buildings within the Inagi City district planning area 2 Proposal No. 30 Regarding acquisition of land 3 Proposal No. 38: Designation of designated manager of Inagi City Park 4 Proposal No. 39: Designation of designated manager for Inagi City Kamiyato Green Experience Learning Center 5 Proposal No. 13: Ordinance to partially revise the Inagi City National Health Insurance Ordinance 6 Petition No. 2 A petition requesting the submission of a written opinion requesting that universal health insurance be maintained and the medical system and social security expanded. 7 Regarding dispatch of committee members during the session 8 Request for continued investigation during closed session 9 Regarding dispatch of committee members during closed sessions |
Congress Steering Committee (7 people)
Chairman Ken Arai Vice-chairman Yasuyuki Kawashima Committee members Mihoko Nakamura, Haruko Tarao, Morihisa Okubo, Izumi Iwasa, Kenji Nakayama
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| January 16, 2006 | Regarding the operation of the Diet, such as the dates of the first regular session, etc. 2. Improving the efficiency of parliamentary operations |
| February 21, 2006 | Regarding the operation of the Diet, such as the dates of the first regular session, etc. |
| March 7, 2006 | 1 Regarding the request for continued investigation during the closed session |
| March 29, 2006 | 1. Notice of debate and order of debate 2. Dispatch of Diet Members during the recess 3. Request for continued investigation during recess |
Supplementary Budget Special Committee (10 members)
Chairman Masashi Fujii Vice-chairman Shigeru Harashima Committee members Mihoko Nakamura, Masami Ito, Sueko Kadoshima, Aiko Fujiwara, Manabu Okada, Kisaburo Morimoto, Kenichi Kitahama, Etsuo Harada
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| February 28, 2006 | 1. Election of the Chairperson 2. Election of Vice-Chairpersons |
| March 2, 2006 | 1 Proposal No. 16 FY2005 Inagi City, Tokyo General Account Supplementary Budget (No. 6) 2 Proposal No. 17 FY2005 Inagi City, Tokyo National Health Insurance Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 1) 3 Proposal No. 19 FY2005 Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 3) 4 Proposal No. 31: Changes to the contract for outsourcing of work related to part of the Inagi City sewerage project (Part 2) 5 Proposal No. 18 FY2005 Inagi City, Tokyo Land Readjustment Project Special Account Supplementary Budget (No. 4) 6 Proposal No. 20 FY2005 Inagi City, Tokyo Special Account Supplementary Budget for Nursing Care Insurance (No. 2) |
Budget Special Committee (21 people)
Chairperson Hiroshi Sawaki Vice-chairman Mihoko Nakamura Committee members Haruko Tarao, Masami Ito, Morihisa Okubo, Sueko Kadoshima, Ken Arai, Aiko Fujiwara, Manabu Okada, Izumi Iwasa, Masashi Fujii, Yasuyuki Kawashima, Shigeru Harashima, Kenji Nakayama , Sueji Ueno, Chikako Ito, Kisaburo Morimoto, Kenichi Kitahama, Junjiro Tominaga, Etsuo Harada, Shigeo Tanaka
| date | Examination (investigation) matters |
|---|---|
| February 28, 2006 | 1. Election of the Chairperson 2. Election of Vice-Chairpersons |
| March 16, 2006 | Built Environment Subcommittee 1 Mutual selection of chairpersons 2 Mutual selection of vice chairpersons |
| March 17, 2006 | Welfare Education Subcommittee 1 Proposal No. 21: Portion related to the jurisdiction of the Welfare Department of the General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo for FY2006 2 Proposal No. 25 FY2006 Tokyo Inagi City Elderly Health Special Account Budget 3 Proposal No. 26 FY2006 Inagi City, Tokyo Nursing Care Insurance Special Account Budget 4 Proposal No. 21: Portion related to the jurisdiction of the Board of Education of the general account budget of Inagi City, Tokyo for FY2006 5 Proposal No. 28 FY2006 Tokyo Inagi City Hospital Business Accounting Budget |
| March 20, 2006 | General Affairs Subcommittee 1 Proposal No. 21: Portion related to the jurisdiction of the Planning Department of the General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo for FY2006 2 Proposal No. 21: Parts related to the jurisdiction of the General Affairs Department, Accounting Division, Fire Department Headquarters, Audit Committee, and Election Management Committee of the 2006 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo |
| March 22, 2006 | Construction Environment Subcommittee 1. Proposal No. 21: Part of the FY2006 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo, concerning the jurisdiction of the Department of Living Environment and the Agricultural Committee 2. Proposal No. 22: FY2006 Special Account Budget for the Inagi City National Health Insurance Program in Tokyo 3. 24th Agenda Item: FY2006 Special Account Budget for Inagi City, Tokyo Sewerage Business 4. Proposal No. 27: FY2006 Special Account Budget for Inagi City Waterworks, Tokyo 5. Proposal No. 21: Part of the FY2006 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo, concerning the jurisdiction of the Urban Construction Department 6. Proposal No. 23: FY2006 Special Account Budget for the Inagi City Land Readjustment Project in Tokyo |
| March 28, 2006 | 1. Proposal No. 21: FY2006 General Account Budget of Inagi City, Tokyo 2. Proposal No. 22: FY2006 Special Account Budget for the Inagi City National Health Insurance Program in Tokyo 3. Proposal No. 23: FY2006 Special Account Budget for the Inagi City Land Readjustment Project in Tokyo 4. Proposal No. 24: FY2006 Special Account Budget for Inagi City Sewerage Works, Tokyo 5. Proposal No. 25: FY2006 Budget for the Special Account for Health Care for the Elderly in Inagi City, Tokyo 6. Proposal No. 26: FY2006 Budget for the Special Account for Long-Term Care Insurance in Inagi City, Tokyo 7. Proposal No. 27: FY2006 Special Account Budget for Inagi City Waterworks, Tokyo 8. Proposal No. 28: FY2006 Budget for Inagi City Hospital, Tokyo |
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