Digitization and Corona Response To partial change of basic policy of National Strategic Special Zone October 22, 19:20
In order to promote digitization and response to the new coronavirus, the government decided to change part of the basic policy of the National Strategic Special Zone, and Prime Minister Suga was involved in further accelerating reforms to bedrock regulation. I instructed the ministers.
On the 22nd, the government held the first "National Strategic Special Zones Advisory Council" at the Prime Minister's Office after the inauguration of the Suga Cabinet, and was attended by Prime Minister Suga and the Minister for Regional Revitalization Sakamoto.
At the meeting, it was decided to change part of the basic policy of the National Strategic Special Zone in order to respond to changes in economic and social conditions.
Specifically, in order to promote "digital transformation" that transforms corporate and administrative systems by utilizing digital technology in a wide range of fields, and to realize a "new lifestyle" based on the new coronavirus, regulations are imposed. We are going to promote reforms.
In addition, regarding "SuperCity," where demonstration experiments of cutting-edge technology are conducted throughout the city, the criteria for designating areas have been set, and it has been clarified that the intentions of residents will be reflected in the creation of the concept.
Prime Minister Suga said, "Bold regulatory reform is one of the most important issues for the Suga Cabinet. The relevant ministers are working together to further accelerate rock regulatory reform utilizing the National Strategic Special Zones system. I want it. "
The government will soon make a cabinet decision to partially change the basic policy.