Cabinet Order on prefectural administrative expenses for former Eugenic Protection Act lump-sum payments
旧優生保護法に基づく優生手術等を受けた者に対する一時金の支給等に関する法律に基づき都道府県に交付する事務費に関する政令
Published: 2019-04-24 · Source: e-Gov Law Search — Updated Laws · Stage: In Force · Area: Other · Impact (preliminary): Low · First detected by this dashboard: 2026-10-21
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Summary
Cabinet Order No. 160 of 2019 concerns administrative expenses granted to prefectures under the Act on Payment of Lump-Sum Compensation to Persons Who Underwent Eugenic Surgery, etc. under the Former Eugenic Protection Act. The listing identifies it as amending the Enforcement Order of the Act on Regulation of Execution of Budget Pertaining to Subsidies, etc. (Cabinet Order No. 255 of 1955), with promulgation and effective dates of 2019-04-24.
Business Impact
Prefectures administering the specified lump-sum payments may be affected by provisions on administrative-expense grants. The listed amendment concerns the subsidy-budget enforcement order, but the supplied information does not identify the amended provisions or their practical effect.
Recommended Action
Review of the official Japanese source could clarify the amended subsidy-budget provisions and their application to administrative-expense grants to prefectures.
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- 2019-04-24 — Promulgated (instrument recorded by e-Gov Law Search) Original Japanese source
- 2019-04-24 — Effective date stated by e-Gov Law Search Original Japanese source