FY Reiwa 8 Local Finance Council Summary (September 11)
Overview
The Local Finance Council deliberated on the proposed amendment to the Yubari City Financial Reconstruction Plan accompanying the September supplementary budget for Fiscal Year Reiwa 8, pursuant to Article 10, Paragraph 4 of the Act on Assurance of Sound Financial Status of Local Governments. After receiving an explanation, the council approved the amendment. The main items were a subsidy for replacing fire pump vehicles, the resulting fiscal burden in subsequent fiscal years, the planned carryover to the following fiscal year because delivery is expected in the following fiscal year, and additional appropriations for operating expenses required after the Comprehensive Administrative System is migrated to the Government Cloud.
Key points
- The amendment to the Yubari City Financial Reconstruction Plan was approved.
- A subsidy program for replacing fire pump vehicles was explained.
- Yubari City owns 11 fire pump vehicles.
- Additional appropriations will be made for operating expenses and other costs after the migration to the Government Cloud.
Overview
The Local Finance Council placed on its agenda the proposed amendment to the Yubari City Financial Reconstruction Plan accompanying the September supplementary budget for Fiscal Year Reiwa 8.
This agenda item was deliberated pursuant to Article 10, Paragraph 4 of the Act on Assurance of Sound Financial Status of Local Governments. After receiving an explanation and deliberating, the council approved the amendment.
Impact
The replacement costs for the fire pump vehicles will be included in the Fiscal Year Reiwa 8 budget, but because delivery is expected in the following fiscal year, a carryover to the following fiscal year is planned.
It was explained that beginning the replacement work in the current fiscal year will create a fiscal burden in subsequent fiscal years.
Details
The subsidy for replacing fire pump vehicles is a subsidy program operated by the Nitori Foundation, and this fiscal year it covers fire engines and ambulances to be developed by municipalities in Hokkaido.
For the migration of the Comprehensive Administrative System to the Government Cloud, additional appropriations will be made this time for operating expenses and other costs after migration, which were difficult to estimate when construction costs and other expenses for systems scheduled for early migration were appropriated in the June supplementary budget.