Cabinet Shinzō Abe III (1st transformation)
| Cabinet Abe III (1st transformation) | |
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| 97th Japanese Cabinet (1st transformation) dai-97-dai naikaku (dai-1-ji-kaizō) |
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Prime Minister Naikaku Sōri-Daijin |
Shinzo Abe |
| Legislative period | 190-191. NV (47th Abg.haus , 23rd - 24th Senate ) |
| Appointed by | Emperor Akihito |
| education | October 7, 2015 |
| The End | 3rd August 2016 |
| Duration | 0 years and 301 days |
| predecessor | Cabinet Shinzō Abe III |
| successor | Cabinet Shinzō Abe III (2nd transformation) |
| composition | |
| Party (s) | LDP - Kōmeitō coalition government ji-kō renritsu seiken |
| minister | 20 (1 resignation) |
| State Secretaries | 5 special advisers to the prime minister 3 parliamentary deputy chiefs of the cabinet secretariat 25 "vice ministers" 27 "parliamentary state secretaries" |
| representation | |
| House of Representatives | 326/474 (12/22/2015) |
| senate | 134/242 (4.1.2016) |
| Opposition leader | Katsuya Okada (author, DPJ → DFP ) |
The third cabinet Abe ( Japanese 第 3 次 安 倍 第 1 次 改造 内閣 daisanji Abe daiichiji kaizō naikaku ), which was reorganized for the first time, ruled Japan under the leadership of Prime Minister Shinzō Abe from a cabinet reshuffle on October 7, 2015, Abe after his regular re-election as LDP -Chairman carried out the unopposed candidate, until another cabinet reshuffle on August 3, 2016. The coalition cabinet made up of the Liberal Democratic Party and Kōmeitō only included members from the national parliament: including Prime Minister 17 from the lower house, three from the upper house - because of the almost Since the introduction of the upper limit, “special circumstances”, the Reconstruction Act and the Olympic Special Measures Act, the maximum number of ministers is currently five above the value actually provided for by the law. Nine ministers (excluding the prime minister) were taken over from the previous cabinet, and nine were members of a cabinet for the first time.
After the otherwise customary autumn 2015 parliament was not convened, the government faced the 190th (regular) parliament for the first time in January 2016, which opened, among other things, with the deliberations on the additional budget for the 2015 fiscal year. Under this cabinet, two by-elections to the lower house took place in April 2016 (the government won Hokkaidō 5, the opposition Kyōtofu 3) and the regular election to the upper house in July 2016 , in which the governing coalition recorded overall seat gains and increased its majority, but the ministers Iwaki and Shimajiri were voted out. A few weeks later, Abe reassigned the LDP leadership and cabinet.
All LDP ministers were members of at least one of three major conservative parliamentarian groups: the national deputies Conference of Nippon Kaigi ( Nippon kaigi Kokkai giin kondankai ), the national deputies Conference Shinseiren ( Shinto seiji renmei Kokkai giin kondankai ) and the Parliamentary Group for joint visits to the Yasukuni -Shrine ( Minna de Yasukuni-jinja ni sampai suru kokkai giin no kai ).
| Ministerial department | Further tasks | minister | image | Chamber of Parliament (constituency) | fraction | Faction |
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| premier | - | Shinzo Abe | .jpg) |
House of Commons ( Yamaguchi 4) | LDP | ( Hosoda ) |
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Finances Special tasks (financial sector) |
"Overcoming Deflation" (defure dakkyaku) 1st representative of the Prime Minister ( Deputy Prime Minister ) |
Tarō Asō | .jpg) |
House of Commons ( Fukuoka 8) | LDP | Asō |
| General affairs | - | Sanae Takaichi |  |
House of Commons ( Nara 2) | LDP | - |
| Judiciary | - | Mitsuhide Iwaki |  |
House of Lords ( Fukushima ) → - | LDP | Hosoda |
| Foreign Affairs | 5. Representative of the Prime Minister | Fumio Kishida |  |
House of Commons ( Hiroshima 1) | LDP | Kishida |
| Cult and Science | "Educational renewal " (kyōiku saisei) | Hiroshi rabbit |  |
House of Commons ( Ishikawa 1) | LDP | Hosoda |
| Social and work | - | Yasuhisa Shiozaki |  |
House of Commons ( Ehime 1) | LDP | - |
| Agriculture, forestry and fishing | - | Hiroshi Moriyama |  |
House of Commons ( Kagoshima 5) | LDP | Ishihara |
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Economy and industry Special tasks (organization for nuclear power compensation) |
"Competitiveness of the industry" (sangyō kyōsōryoku) "economic damage from nuclear power" (genshiryoku keizai higai) |
Motoo Hayashi |  |
House of Commons ( Chiba 10) | LDP | Nikai |
| Land and Transport | "Measures for the water cycle" (mizujunkan seisaku) | Keiichi Ishii |  |
Lower House (proportional representation block Kita-Kantō) | Kōmeitō | - |
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Environment special tasks (nuclear power disaster control) |
- | Tamayo Marukawa |  |
House of Lords ( Tōkyō ) | LDP | Hosoda |
| defense | - | Gen Nakatani | .jpg) |
House of Commons ( Kōchi 1) | LDP | Tanigaki |
| Cabinet Secretariat | " Lightening the Load on the Bases in Okinawa " (Okinawa kichi futan keigen) 2. Representative of the Prime Minister |
Yoshihide Suga |  |
House of Commons ( Kanagawa 2) | LDP | - |
| reconstruction | "Comprehensive recovery from the nuclear power accident in Fukushima " (Fukushima gempatsu jiko saisei sōkatsu) | Tsuyoshi Takagi |  |
House of Commons ( Fukui 2) | LDP | Hosoda |
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National Public Safety Commission Special tasks (consumers, food safety; deregulation; civil protection) |
"Administrative reform" (gyōsei kaikaku) "national public service" (kokka kōmuin seido) |
Tarō Kono | .jpg) |
House of Commons (Kanagawa 15) | LDP | Asō |
| Special Assignments (Okinawa, Northern Territories ; Science, Technology; Space) | "Maritime affairs, territorial conflicts " (kaiyō seisaku ・ ryōdo mondai) IT policy (jōhō tsūshin gijutsu （ai-tī） seisaku) the " cool Japan strategy" (kūru japan senryaku) |
Aiko Shimajiri |  |
House of Lords ( Okinawa ) → - | LDP | Nukaga |
| Special tasks (economic, fiscal policy) | “Economic renewal ” (keizai saisei) “integrated reform of social security system & taxes” (shakai hoshō ・ zei ittai kaikaku) 3. Representative of the Prime Minister |
Akira Amari (until January 28, 2016) |  |
House of Commons (Kanagawa 13) | LDP | - |
| Nobuteru Ishihara (from January 28, 2016) |  |
House of Commons (Tokyo 8) | LDP | Ishihara | ||
| Special tasks (decline in birth rates; gender equality) | "Activation of all 100 million" (ichi-oku-sō-katsuyaku) [Government program to stabilize the population at> 100 million in order to increase economic output by a fifth without immigration on a large scale with increased use of domestic work, volunteering, etc., see Abenomics ] "Activation of women" (josei katsuyaku) [see Abenomics or "Womenomics"] "Sai-Challenge" (saicharenji) [government program for (re) entry] the kidnapping problem (rachi mondai) [see kidnapping of Japanese citizens by the DPRK ] "Strengthening the toughness of the country" (kokudo kyōjinka) [Government program for disaster control infrastructure ] |
Katsunobu Kato | House of Commons ( Okayama 5) | LDP | Nukaga | |
| Special tasks (national strategic special zones [see Abenomics ] ) | "Regional Revitalization " (chihō sōsei) 4. Representative of the Prime Minister |
Shigeru Ishiba | _IMG_2100_20130407.JPG) |
House of Commons ( Tottori 1) | LDP | Ishiba |
| Minister of State (without portfolio) | Olympic & Paralympic Games Tokyo (Tōkyō orimpikku kyōgi taikai ・ Tōkyō pararimpikku kyōgi taikai) | Toshiaki Endo |  |
House of Commons ( Yamagata 1) | LDP | Tanigaki |
resignation
- Economic Planning Minister Amari resigned in January 2016 on allegations of bribery.
Web links
- Shushō Kantei / Japanese cabinet, reshaped third cabinet Abe: Minister of State , Secretary of State (fuku-daijin) , Secretary of State (daijin seimukan) , advisor to the Prime Minister (Japanese), English translation , Chinese translation
Individual evidence
- ↑ 第 ３ 次 安 倍 改造 内閣 自 民 閣僚 全員 が 「靖 国」 派 侵略 美化 ・ 改 憲 を 推進… . In: Shimbun Akahata ( CPJ party newspaper “Red Flag”). October 12, 2015. Retrieved March 18, 2016 (Japanese).
- ↑ Japanese economy minister Akira Amari quits over bribery claims. In: BBC News . January 28, 2016, accessed January 28, 2016 .
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