Partial metropolitan assembly delegation To submit draft regulations requiring storage of all documents of the Olympic Organizing Committee

Partial parliament of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly To submit submission of the Ordinance requiring storage of all documents of the Olympic Organizing Committee February 12 4:51

Some delegations of the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly will open a bill this month to require the Tokyo Metropolitan Committee to keep all documents created by the Organizing Committee in order to accurately verify the cost of holding the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics after the Games. The policy was to submit to the regular meeting, and the final adjustment was started.

The policy of submitting the ordinance proposal is the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly's Tokyomin First Association and the Komeito Party.

According to a metropolitan assembly official, the ordinance proposed to the Tokyo Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games that "we will strive to take necessary measures for the proper storage and succession of all documents created and acquired. Must be ".

At this stage, the total cost of the event is expected to be 1.35 trillion yen, and Tokyo will spend 371.5 billion yen on the maintenance of temporary facilities conducted by the Organizing Committee.

The purpose of the ordinance is to allow the Organizing Committee to dissolve after the tournament and to more accurately verify how the spending of the tournament, which involves the huge capital tax, will be used after the tournament. .

On the other hand, the Organizing Committee announced a policy in December last year that documents should be stored appropriately in accordance with laws and regulations.

However, under the relevant law, the preservation period of important materials of the Organizing Committee is 10 years after liquidation after dissolution ends, and it will not be discarded in the future by some congressional members of the Metropolitan Council There is a concern.

In addition, there is an opinion that it is necessary for the capital to be involved in the management of documents of the Organizing Committee, and the draft regulations state that "the city will provide necessary guidance to the Organizing Committee."

The two delegations of the metropolitan assembly are making final adjustments this month, with plans to submit a draft ordinance to a regular meeting that will open.