Bill to Partially Amend the Act on Judges' Remuneration (Cabinet Bill, Under Deliberation)
裁判官の報酬等に関する法律の一部を改正する法律案
Published: not stated by the source · Source: House of Representatives — Diet Bills · Stage: Bill Submitted · Area: Other · Impact (preliminary): Medium · First detected by this dashboard: 2026-10-13
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AI summary
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Summary
This is a Cabinet-submitted bill (kakuho) to partially amend the Act on Remuneration of Judges, listed on the House of Representatives bill information page as number 6 of the 222nd session. According to the provided metadata, it is currently under deliberation in the House of Representatives. It is a bill only; the metadata does not indicate that it has been enacted.
Business Impact
If enacted, it could change remuneration provisions for judges, which may be of limited direct relevance to most private-sector businesses. The specific content of the proposed amendments is not provided in the metadata.
Recommended Action
Review the official Japanese bill page and the bill text on the House of Representatives website to confirm the actual amendments and current deliberation status.
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- Date not stated by the source — Bill listed by the House of Representatives (Diet session 222) Original Japanese source
What happens next
General procedure: a bill becomes law only if both Houses of the Diet pass it; an enacted law is then promulgated, and its effective date is set by the law itself or by a later Cabinet Order. This is not a forecast of whether this bill will pass. Check the House of Representatives page for its current status.