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Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions (gender equality charge)

Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions (gender equality charge)

Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions (gender equality charge) (ないかくふとくめいたんとうだいじんだんじょきょうどうさんかくたんとう, English: Minister of State for Gender Equality) is the Japanese minister of state. It is one of the Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions.

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Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions
(gender equality charge)
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An incumbent:
Katsunobu Kato

An assumption of office day: 2015October 7
Charge government office Cabinet Office
Installant Shinzo Abe
The first generation Yasuo Fukuda
The foundation 2003September 22
Official site Minister, Senior Vice Minister, Parliamentary Secretary - Cabinet Office
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Summary

It is said that it is one of the Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions employed in Japanese Cabinet Office. It is mainly the minister of state having jurisdiction over administration to participate in by man and woman combination. An organization controlling administration of relationships in Cabinet Office includes a gender equality meeting and is in charge of this virtually. Among Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions, Okinawa and northern measures charge, finance charge, consumers and 3 ministers in charge of the food security are done with 必置 by the Cabinet Office setting method [1]; [2] [3]. In contrast, other Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions is not considered to be 必置 and can install it by problems in charge of flexibly. Therefore there are the increase and decrease and a change by the government, and the title does not necessarily accord.

History

At the time of the Cabinet Office setting method and a gender equality basics enactment, it was decided that the Chief Cabinet Secretary managed directly as for the gender equality, and it was not assumed that I employed the Minister of State for Special Missions in charge of the gender equality elsewhere. Because there is not a rule to relate to when Minister of State for Special Missions in charge of man and woman combination unlike other "important policy meetings" is put in a gender equality fundamental law prescribing the member of the gender equality meeting, it is apparent. In the second forest remodeling cabinet (after reorganization of central government ministries), the Chief Cabinet Secretary was in charge of the gender equality. "Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions" (gender equality charge) was installed in the first Koizumi second remodeling cabinet. Thereafter it was installed to the third Koizumi Cabinet, but was abolished in the third Koizumi remodeling cabinet. The duties of the Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions (gender equality charge) were integrated with Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions (declining birthrate measures charge), and "Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions" (declining birthrate, gender equality charge) was installed newly. Thereafter the Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions (gender equality charge) was not installed, but was installed again in the first Abe remodeling cabinet.

Name

I may be transcribed into "a gender equality charge minister" in the newspapers.

Each generation minister

代 Full name Cabinet Assumption of office day Retirement day Political party Remarks
Gender equality charge minister
1   Yasuo Fukuda The second forest remodeling cabinet
(after reorganization of central government ministries)
 2001January 6 April 26, 2001 The Liberal Democratic Party
2 The first Koizumi Cabinet April 26, 2001 2003September 22 The Liberal Democratic Party The reappointment
  The first remodeling cabinet The Liberal Democratic Party Remaining in office
Cabinet Office Minister of State for Special Missions (gender equality charge)
1   Yasuo Fukuda The first Koizumi second remodeling cabinet September 22, 2003 November 19, 2003 The Liberal Democratic Party
2 The second Koizumi Cabinet November 19, 2003 2004May 7 The Liberal Democratic Party The reappointment
3   Hiroyuki Hosoda May 7, 2004 2005September 21 The Liberal Democratic Party
  Remodeling cabinet The Liberal Democratic Party Remaining in office
4 The third Koizumi Cabinet September 21, 2005 October 31, 2005 The Liberal Democratic Party The reappointment
5   Yoko Kamikawa The first Abe remodeling cabinet 2007August 27 September 26, 2007 The Liberal Democratic Party
6 The Yasuo Fukuda Cabinet September 26, 2007 2008August 2 The Liberal Democratic Party The reappointment
7   Kyoko Nakayama   Remodeling cabinet August 2, 2008 September 24, 2008 The Liberal Democratic Party
8   Yuko Obuchi The Aso Cabinet September 24, 2008 2009September 16 The Liberal Democratic Party
9   Mizuho Fukushima The Yukio Hatoyama Cabinet September 16, 2009 2010May 28 The Social Democratic Party
‐   （Hirofumi Hirano） May 28, 2010 June 8, 2010 The Democratic Party Office work substitution
10   Koichiro Genba The Kan Cabinet June 8, 2010 September 17, 2010 The Democratic Party
11   Tomiko Okazaki   The first remodeling cabinet September 17, 2010 2011January 14 The Democratic Party
12   Kaoru Yosano   The second remodeling cabinet January 14, 2011 September 2, 2011 Independent
13   Renho Murata The Noda Cabinet September 2, 2011 2012January 13 The Democratic Party
14   Katsuya Okada   The first remodeling cabinet January 13, 2012 February 10, 2012 The Democratic Party
15   Masaharu Nakagawa   The second remodeling cabinet February 10, 2012 October 1, 2012 The Democratic Party
16   Kazuhiro Nakatsuka   The third remodeling cabinet October 1, 2012 December 26, 2012 The Democratic Party
17   Masako Mori The second Abe Cabinet December 26, 2012 2014September 3 The Liberal Democratic Party
18   Haruko Arimura   Remodeling cabinet September 3, 2014 December 24, 2014 The Liberal Democratic Party
19 The third Abe Cabinet December 24, 2014 2015October 7 The Liberal Democratic Party The reappointment
20   Katsunobu Kato   The first remodeling cabinet October 7, 2015 (the present post) The Liberal Democratic Party
  • Minister of State for Special Missions does not usually write the algebra to have possibilities to appoint several. But I established the algebraic column in consideration for plainness in this table for convenience.
  • The reappointment with the written appointment lists an assumption of office day, and the remaining in office without the written appointment does not list an assumption of office day.
  • The column of the political party listed the position political party at the time of at the time of the assumption of office or the cabinet start. When I did not belong to the political party, I listed it with "an independent".
  • I was referred to "a gender equality charge minister" to the first Koizumi first remodeling cabinet, and the notation of the title had the difference, but it was the same quality and listed it for convenience legally.
  • It was abolished in the third Koizumi remodeling cabinet, but was installed again in the first Abe remodeling cabinet.

Footnote

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