地方自治法に� �いて.pdf

The Local Autonomy Law aims to ensure democratic and efficient administration in local public entities, as well as their healthy development, by establishing the basic relationship between the national government and local public entities. The law defines the organization and operation of local public entities, including their types, roles, and relationships with the national government. Other relevant laws include the Public Office Election Law, Local Public Servant Law, Local Finance Law, and Local Tax Law. The law also outlines the principles of national and local government roles, legislation, and interpretation, as well as the rights and obligations of residents. The Japanese Constitution states that the organization and operation of local public entities should be determined by law, based on the principles of local autonomy. The Local Autonomy Law is the primary law governing local public entities, and it establishes the framework for their organization, administration, and finances.