Silviase/jgov_v1.4_full_ann huggingface dataset:
### 4. ICT serving as a catalyst in promoting collaboration, together with “horizontal development” and “vertical development”

What is commonly found in high utilization in both “horizontal development” and “vertical development” is that a platform of collaboration has been established where cross-sectoral business operators and users/consumers can interact with each other, with ICT tools, such as mobile phones and websites, acting as a catalyst. From this viewpoint, the ICT industry is expected to incorporate advanced technologies and provide ICT solutions that are easy to use for business operators of various kinds. In other words, it is a matter of course that the ICT industry keeps providing inexpensive and convenient ICT services. Besides that, we envision a kind of industry that promotes collaboration beyond business boundaries and between suppliers and users, behind the scenes. Figure 3-14 shows a summary of such a concept.

Figure 3-14 Collaboration between the ICT industry and other industries
# Section 3 Trust Fostered by “e-Relationships” that Assure Secure Internet Utilization

The comparison of seven countries conducted in chapter 2, section 2, proved that sense of security in Japan is low compared with the other ICT advanced countries. Even though the safety of Japan’s ICT infrastructure is quite high on a global scale, this does not seem to be linked with the sense of security of users. This section proposes strengthening trust (e-relationships) as the third challenge facing the revival of Japan in which the Internet is infused into our real lives and people have a sense of security.

### 1. Concerns of ICT utilization and reaction to concerns

### (1) Three major concerns of citizens and companies A. Concerns of citizens about ICT utilization

In view of the spread of concerns about using ICT among citizens we conducted an attitude survey $ ^{45} $ among individual users about concerns associated with ICT utilization for the purpose of gaining a clear picture of where the concerns of Japanese ICT users lie as well as considering solutions for eliminating such concerns.

For the survey, we classified the problems associated with ICT utilization into 10 categories: (1) privacy, (2) information security, (3) illegal/harmful contents, (4) information literacy, (5) geographical divide, (6) intellectual property, (7) e-commerce, (8) manners and social codes of conduct related to ICT utilization, (9) institutions and customs adapted to cyber society and (10) soundness of global environment and mental and physical health, and asked about concerns by presenting three typical cases in each category.

Figure 3-16 indicates whether or not people feel insecure about the 10 categories. The highest percentage of responses was for “feel insecure $ ^{46} $ ” about information security at 82.6%, followed by “privacy” and “illegal/harmful contents”.

### B. Concerns of companies about ICT utilization

We conducted an attitude survey $ ^{47} $ among companies about concerns associated with ICT utilization by presenting three typical issues for each of the 10 categories.

With regard to companies’ levels of concerns over ICT utilization (figure 3-17), the highest percentage of responses was for “feel insecure information security” (57.1%); nearly 60% of companies responded that they were concerned. “Privacy” and “illegal/harmful contents” were also cited frequently; nearly half of companies feel concerned. It was found that information security, privacy and illegal/harmful contents are the issues companies are most strongly concerned about, as in the case of individual users.

Figure 3-16 Citizens’ levels of concerns about 10 safety- and security-related categories

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in an Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
Figure 3-17 Companies’ levels of concerns over 10 safety-and security-related issues

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in an Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

### 2. Enhancement of information utilization capability alleviates concerns

## (1) Analysis of concerns among citizens by level of information utilization capability

We compared the concerns among citizens with their information utilization capability $ ^{48} $ in six categories (out of 10 categories) in which far more than half of respondents responded with either “feel insecure” or “feel relatively insecure”: specifically, information security, privacy, illegal/harmful contents, manners and social codes of conduct related to ICT utilization, e-commerce and institutions and customs adapted to cyber society (figure 3-18). With respect to the four categories, namely, information security, privacy, illegal/harmful contents and e-commerce, the higher the level of information utilization capability, the lower the percentage of concerned respondents.

Figure 3-19 shows the relationship between information utilization capability and concerns associated with manners and social codes of conduct related to ICT usage and institutions and customs adapted to cyber society. It indicates that even if information utilization capability is high, this does not necessarily serve to alleviate concerns and that concerns of the group with high capabilities are slightly higher than those of the group with medium capabilities. From this, when a issue, such as information security can be prevented by users individually an enhancement of information utilization capabilities is expected to reduce concerns. On the other hand, concerns over society as a whole, such as manners and institutions/customs, cannot be eliminated immediately by users' efforts, and enhancement of information utilization capabilities alone does not lead to a solution. Therefore, in addition to measures for

Figure 3-18 Extent of concerns among citizens by level of information utilization capability in four areas, including information security

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

capable of troubleshooting or setting up devices with the help of instructions or advice as having medium level of capability and (3) those who can carry out typical operations, such as receiving and sending e-mails and browsing websites, but cannot set up devices as having a low level of capability.
Figure 3-19 Extent of concerns among citizens by level of information utilization capability in two areas (Manners and social codes of conduct related to ICT usage and institutions and customs adapted to cyber society)

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

enhancing information utilization capabilities, these issues require other policy measures such as intervention by developing regulations/rules on an as-needed basis.

## (2) Characteristics of concerns among companies by level of information utilization capability

Simply installing an ICT system does not guarantee that the company will smoothly use it. It requires many employees with high ICT utilization capabilities. Thus, this analysis used the number of ICT utilization initiatives to develop and secure human resources concerning ICT system utilization $ ^{49} $ in each company as an index to measure the ICT utilization capabilities of companies as a whole. When looking at ICT utilization capability by business sector (figure 3-20), the percentage of companies with high capabilities is high in business sectors with advanced ICT utilization, such as information and communications, manufacturing, finance/insurance, and services sectors. On the other hand, companies with low capabilities in construction and wholesale/retail account for more than 20%, and it is observed that initiatives to develop and secure human resources have not been implemented in these business sectors.

## (3) Analysis of concerns among companies by level of ICT utilization capability

Let us now compare the extent of the three major concerns (information security, privacy and illegal/harmful contents) over which nearly half of companies were concerned with the number of ICT utilization initiatives to develop and secure human resources associated with ICT system utilization. Figure 3-21 shows the results and it demonstrates that the more initiatives, the fewer the concerns about ICT utilization.

Figure 3-20 Distribution of level of ICT utilization capability by business sector

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Enhancement of in-house training for employees, (2) Enhancing support for employees' elf-learning opportunities outside the company, (3) recruiting new graduates as ICT experts (4) recruiting ICT experts mid-career, (5) hiring ICT experts on a temporary basis.
Figure 3-21 Extent of three major concerns among companies by level of ICT utilization capability

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

### 3. e-Relationship society achieving a balance between virtual and real world

(1) Formulation of a "relationship strength" index reflecting participation in both an online community and in an offline community

There are a number of previous studies on social capital that analyze the relationship between economic growth and sense of security by measuring qualitative social capital, such as trust, norms of reciprocity, and networks, and by creating a social capital index. Using these studies as a reference, we regarded both online and offline communities as a type of social capital and developed an index with quantified “relationship strength” of individuals generated from the difference in participation in the two types of community $ ^{50} $ , thereby analyzing the relationship between relationship strength and the sense of insecure about ICT utilization.

In order to find out the specific relationship between participation in offline and online communities and the newly developed relationship strength index, the respondents who participants in communities in the same number was extracted to graphically show the relationship between the difference in participation in communities and the relationship strength index. Since the largest number of people participate

Figure 3-22 “Relationship strength” by participation in communities (The total number of communities in which an individual participates: 3)

* The numerical figure shows the mean values of relationship strength of participants in each group

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in an Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
in three communities, we have extracted respondents who participate in three communicates (figure 3-22). The result shows that those who participate in both online and offline communities in a balanced manner (those participating in two offline communities and one online community or those participating in one offline community and two offline communities) have higher relationship strength values than those who participate in either offline or online communities (those participating in three offline communities or those participating in three online communities) $ ^{51} $ .

## (2) Relationship strength and concerns about ICT utilization

Figure 3-23 shows the extent of sence of insecure about ICT utilization by relationship strength. The percentage of people who feel insecure about ICT utilization is 44.8% in the group with high relationship strength, 45.3% in the group with medium strength and 49.5% in the group with low strength, indicating a slight tendency that the higher the relationship strength is, the lower the the sence of insecure is.

When looking at all users, the effect of an increase in relationship strength on the reduction of sence of insecure rather limited, but a greater effect of an increase in relationship strength on the reduction of concerns may be generated in some groups of users. Thus, we analyzed the relationship between relationship strength and concerns by user group $ ^{52} $ . The results show that there is a particularly prominent tendency among people who spend most of their time at home and elderly people that the higher their relationship strength is, the lower their sense of insecure is. Figure 3-24 shows the results. The percentage point difference for people who responded with “feel insecure” between the group with low relationship strength and the group with high relationship strength is 14.7 points for people who spend most of their time at home and

Figure 3-23 Sence of insecure by relationship strength

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in an Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Figure 3-24 The extent of concerns by relationship strength level of people who spend most of their time at home and elderly people

(Source) Survey on Safe and Secure ICT Utilization in an Ubiquitous Network Society (2009), Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

$ ^{52} $ The category people under age includes those other than housewives and househusbands under 20 years of age, the category young people includes students, part-time workers, unemployed people and others aged between 20 and 29 years, the working category includes company executives/managers, self-employed people, specialists, and civil servants aged between 20 and 59 years, the category people who spend most of their time at home includes homemakers under the age of 60 years, part-time workers, unemployed people and others aged between 30 and 59 years, and the category elderly people includes those over 60 years of age.
11.9 points for elderly people.

Nearly half of users who spend most of their time at home and elderly people have low ICT utilization capabilities and they have an overwhelmingly high tendency to participate in no or only offline communities. Therefore, people who belong to these user groups have the potential to participate in online communities while increasing their ICT utilization capabilities and increase the relationship strength through a synergic effect of offline and online communities, thereby alleviating the sense of insecure.

(3) Secure Internet society by adding “e-relationships” to local community and family relationships

The analysis results thus far have suggested that even users with insufficient ICT utilization capabilities can possibly alleviate their concerns about ICT utilization by achieving a balance between face-to-face personal relations, such as offline communities, and human relations on the Internet, such as online communities.

The phenomenon of expanding electronically-connected relationships through an ICT network, such as the Internet and mobile phones, is sometimes called “e-relationships $ ^{53} $ .” It is very important for “e-relationships” to connect to real communities by linking with local community and family relationships. ICT utilization is effective as an alternative to face-to-face exchanges but it is more effective if used to complement face-to-face exchanges. Japan’s revival faces the challenge of establishing e-relationships that are linked with local community and family relationships. ICT is nothing but a tool without a mind; it is we, the users, who have a mind. Then, how should we lead this new technology that is very convenient and useful but can be dangerous if misused? Society as a whole must make a concerted effort to lead ICT in a direction where effective utilization of e-relationships will bring back community bonds, which is the advantage of Japan, and people and companies can meet and help each other transcending boundaries of distance and time, thereby generating vitality.
## Section 4 Toward Realizing Japan’s Revival by Tacking the “I x C x T” Challenge

Based on the evaluation of the international comparison of ICT infrastructure, utilization, and security in chapter 2, this chapter presented specific directions titled “Three Challenges Facing Japan’s Revival.” In other words, for Japan to overcome the global economic crisis and achieve revival at an earliest possible time, there are three key ICT challenges for which concentrated efforts must be made.

(1) Investment: ICT investment, mainly by industries using on ICT utilization, should be drastically accelerated.

(2) Collaboration: The ICT industry should act as a catalyst for actively promoting collaboration between stakeholders.

(3) Trust (e-relationships): The creation of secure society in which e-relations coexist with local community and family relationships through the achievement of a balance between the virtual and real world.

Lastly, let us summarize the relationship with the channels linking ICT and growth that were mentioned in chapter 1. First, regarding the challenge of (1) investment, the drastic acceleration of ICT investment promotes the accumulation of ICT capital through the channel of economic power and contributes to an increase in productively through innovation, leading to growth. Next, regarding (2) collaboration, collaboration between business sectors contributes to a rise in the productivity of ICT user corporations, also through the channel of economic power, leading to growth. And finally, regarding (3) trust, the improvement of ICT utilization capabilities contributes to an increase in human capital through the channel of intellectual power and the strengthening of bonds contributes to an increase in social capital through the channel of social power, leading to growth.

Figure 3-25 Three Challenges Facing Japan’s Revival
## 新たな在留管理制度導入に伴う市町村における業務環境の整備

## 平成24年度要望分

A 市(出張所等)

窓口用端末(平成24年度の導入を要望)

※ 住居地届出等を受け付ける市町村の本庁舎,

支所・出張所等の各拠点ごとに配備 2,911台

市町村窓口において在留カードのICチップデータを読み込み，偽変造確認の上，当該データに基づく正確な在留情報を法務省へ送信してもらうために端末機器を市町村に配備する。これにより，法務省と市町村とがそれぞれ保有・管理する情報に齟齬が生じないようにする。

【配備基準】

外国人登録者数が

250人以上の

市町村に配備

## 法務省

氏名等基本的身分事項の変更, 在留資格在留期間の変更等（住民基本台帳法30条の50）

A市(本庁舎)
統計 1 - 55 警察が取り扱った校内暴力事件の状況 (平成19年)

生徒別区分	総数	小学生	中学生	高校生
事件数(件)	1,124	22	990	112
うち教師に対する暴力事件	542	3	530	9
検挙補導人員(人)	1,433	27	1,245	161
うち教師に対する暴力事件	583	3	571	9
被害人員(人)	1,247	22	1,107	118
うち教師に対する暴力事件	621	3	609	9
## 農林水産公共事業予算に係る一括配分額

農林水産省所管

平成16年度国有林野事業特別会計（治山勘定）

(平成17年2月1日付け配分)

部局等及び科目	一 括 配 分 先 内 訳	摘 要
北 海 道 森林管理局	東 北 林管理局	関 東 林管理局	中 部 林管理局	近 畿 中 国 林管理局	四 国 林管理局	九 州 林管理局	沖 縄 総 合 事 務 局	計
(拗 定) 治山勘定(項) 治山事業費(目) 国有林野内直轄治山事業費 前回込今 回(項) 北海道治山事業費(目) 国有林野内直轄治山事業費 前回込今 回(項) 離島治山事業費(目) 国有林野内直轄治山事業費 前回込今 回(項) 沖縄治山事業費(目) 国有林野内直轄治山事業費 前回込今 回(項) 治山事業費補助前回込今 回(項) 計	千円	千円	千円	千円	千円	千円	千円	千円	千円	千円	千円
(0)	(2,769,000)	(3,135,000)	(3,920,000)	(1,515,000)	(1,137,000)	(1,325,790)	(0)	(13,801,790)
0	2,769,000	3,135,000	3,920,000	1,515,000	1,137,000	1,325,790	0	13,801,790
(0)	(1,207,386)	(1,089,445)	(1,519,227)	(661,664)	(571,709)	(1,547,213)	(0)	(6,596,644)
0	1,207,386	1,089,445	1,519,227	661,664	571,709	1,547,213	0	6,596,644
(0)	(3,976,386)	(4,224,445)	(5,439,227)	(2,176,664)	(1,708,709)	(2,873,003)	(0)	(20,398,434)
0	3,976,386	4,224,445	5,439,227	2,176,664	1,708,709	2,873,003	0	20,398,434
## 農林水産公共事業予算に係る一括配分額（国庫債務負担行為）

農林水産省所管

平成16年度国有林野事業特別会計（治山勘定）

(平成17年2月1日付け配分)

部局等及び科目	一 括 配 分 先 内 訳	摘 要
北 海 道 東 北 東
各 $ \left\{\begin{array}{l} 都 道 府 县 \\ 保健所設置市 \\ 特 別 区 \end{array}\right. $ 衛生主管部（局）長 殿

厚生労働省健康局結核感染症課長

新種のコロナウイルスによる感染症の発生について

(情報提供及び協力依頼)

今般、英国において、サウジアラビアへの渡航歴があり、腎不全を伴う急性呼吸器症状を示すカタール人患者から新種のコロナウイルスが確認されたこと、また、この新種のコロナウイルスは、本年サウジアラビア人患者の肺組織から分離され、オランダにおいて同定されたウイルスとほぼ同一であった旨、WHO（世界保健機関）から情報提供がありました。

これを受けて、WHO より本事例に関連する疑いがある症例について、加盟国に対して情報提供の依頼がありました。

つきましては、本件についてご了知いただくとともに、貴管下医療機関に対して、下記の要件に該当する患者を診察した場合は、情報提供いただく旨、協力依頼をお願いします。また、医療機関から情報提供があった場合には、その内容について速やかに当課までご連絡ください（様式任意）。

なお、本通知による取扱いの終了については、別途、通知するものとします。

## 記

(情報提供を求める患者の要件)

38度以上の発熱と咳を伴う急性呼吸器症状を呈し、入院治療が必要又は下気道病变の疑いがある（臨床的又は放射線学的に肺浸潤の証拠がある）者であり、今年6月1日以降にサウジアラビア又はカタールに渡航又は居住していた者。

但し、他の感染症によること又は他の病因が明らかな場合は除く。

参考资料

別添：渡航者向け健康情報（新着情報）（検疫所ホームページ）

http://www.forth.go.jp/topics/2012/09241011.html

連絡先：健康局結核感染症課情報管理係

電話：03-5253-1111（内線2094）
## 2012 年09月24日更新 英国で新たなコロナウイルス感染症が確認されました。

2012年9月23日に公表されたWHOの情報によりますと、2012年9月22日、英国はサウジアラビアとカタールへ渡航歴があり、腎不全を伴う急性呼吸器症候群の患者1人について、WHOへ報告しました。

患者は49歳のカタール人の男性で、元来健康でした。発症する前にサウジアラビアへの渡航歴があり、2012年9月3日に症状が現れました。9月7日にカタールのドーハにある病院の集中治療室に入院し、9月11日にカタールから英国へ緊急移送されました。

英国健康保護局（HPA）で検査が行われ、新たなコロナウイルスと確認されました。

HPAはこの患者から分離されたウイルスと、オランダのエラスムス大学医療センターで以前解読された配列とを比較しました。オランダで分離されたウイルスは、今年初めに死亡した60歳のサウジアラビア人の肺組織から得られたものです。この比較によって、1つのヌクレオチドが不一致でしたが、99.5％が同一であることがわかりました。

コロナウイルスは、一般的な風邪やSARSの原因となるウイルスを含む、大きな科（種類）に属します。これらは新たなコロナウイルスであることから、WHOは現在、この2人の確定患者の公衆衛生上の影響を決定するための、更なる情報収集を行っています。

これらの結果から、WHOはいかなる渡航制限も推奨していません。

2012年のメッカ巡礼に関する要件や推奨事項は、以下のサイトで入手できます。

FORTHく新着情報＞メッカの巡礼の時期にサウジアラビアへ渡航される方へ出典

WHO (GAR) : Novel Coronavirus infection in the United Kingdom

http://www.who.int/csr/don/2012_09_23/en/index.html
第 3 - 5 - 1 図 地域ブランド知覚指数

(地域ブランド知覚指数)

2．地域ブランド知覚指数とは、地域のブランド価値を測る5つの評価項目（独自性、愛着度、購入意向、訪問意向、居住意向）から作成された総合指標。

（備考）１．（株）日経リサーチ「2006地域ブランド戦略サーベイ」により作成。
# 平成 19 年度

# 内閣府省庁別財務書類

〔留意事項〕

省庁別財務書類を充分理解して頂くため、「省庁別財務書類の作成基準」及び各省庁の所掌する業務内容等も併せてご覧下さい。
## 目次

内閣府 省庁別財務書類（一般会計・特別会計）

内閣府の業務等の概要

1．内閣府の所掌する業務の概要 1
2．内閣府の組織及び定員 2
3．内閣府における会計・独立行政法人等の間の財政資金の流れ 7
4．平成19年度歳入歳出決算の概要 8
貸借対照表 11
業務費用計算書 12
資産・負債差額増減計算書 13
区分別収支計算書 14
注記 16
附属明細書 22
参考情報（公債関連情報） 36

内閣府 省庁別連結財務書類

連結貸借対照表 39
連結業務費用計算書 40
連結資産・負債差額増減計算書 41
連結区分別収支計算書 42
注記 44
附属明細書 52

内閣府 一般会計省庁別財務書類

内閣府の業務等の概要

1．内閣府の所掌する業務の概要 65
2．内閣府の組織及び定員 66
3．内閣府における会計・独立行政法人等の間の財政資金の流れ 71
4．平成19年度一般会計の歳入歳出決算の概要 72
貸借対照表 73
業務費用計算書 74
資産・負債差額増減計算書 75
区分別収支計算書 76
注記 78
附属明細書 84
参考情報（公債関連情報） 95
## 2 ．内閣府の組織及び定員

内閣府組織図(平成19年度)
金融庁組織図(平成19年度)

(注) 数字は、平成19年度末定員。
独立行政法人国立公文書館運営費交付金(1,855百万円)

独立行政法人国立公文書館

独立行政法人国民生活センター

独立行政法人沖縄科学技術研究基盤整備機構

沖縄振興開発金融公庫

総合研究開発機構

独立行政法人北方领土問題対策協会

交付税及び

譲与税配付

金特別会計

交通安全対

策特別交付

金勘定

預金保險機構
## 平成19年度一般会計歳入歳出決算の概要

(单位:百万円)

歳 入	歳 出
歳入予算額	53,593	歳出予算額	560,020
雑入	43,651	内閣本府	242,065
雑納付金	7,474	警察庁	264,169
国有財産売払収入	1,034	金融庁	21,248
国有財産貸付収入	966	宮内庁	10,939
その他	466	沖縄総合事務局	10,403
その他	11,194
前年度繰越額	52,302
内閣本府	27,103
警察庁	25,198

徴収決定済額	59,290	予備費使用額	139
雑入	43,369	内閣本府	76
雑納付金	12,940	国際平和協力本部	62
国有財産売払収入	1,389	歳出予算現額	612,462
国有財産貸付収入	962	内閣本府	269,195
弁償及返納金	221	警察庁	289,368
その他	407	金融庁	21,248
宮内庁	10,989
沖縄総合事務局	10,403
収納済歳入額	59,109	その他	11,257
雑入	43,368	支出済歳出額	543,491
雑納付金	12,784	内閣本府	220,998
国有財産売払収入	1,387	警察庁	269,758
国有財産貸付収入	943	金融庁	20,617
弁償及返納金	217	宮内庁	10,971
その他	407	沖縄総合事務局	10,127
公正取引委員会	8,058
不納欠損額	126	日本学術会議	1,182
弁償及返納金	1	北方対策本部	1,069
雑納付金	123	国際平和協力本部	708
雑入	0	翌年度繰越額	39,163
内閣本府	28,716
警察庁	10,446
収納未済歳入額	55
雑納付金	31
国有財産貸付収入	18
弁償及返納金	2
その他	3
歳入予算額と収納済歳入額との差	5,515	不用額	29,806
雑納付金	5,309	内閣本府	19,480
国有財産売払収入	353	警察庁	9,162
雑入	△283	金融庁	631
その他	135	沖縄総合事務局	276
その他	256
## 平成19年度交付税及び譲与税配付金特別会計

# 交通安全对策特别交付金勘定

歳入歳出決算の概要

(单位:百万円)

歳 入	歳 出
歳入予算額	91,436	歳出予算額	85,235
交通反則者納金	77,595	交通安全対策特別交付金	84,511
前年度剩余金受入	13,779	諸支出金	623
雑收入	61	予備費	100
前年度線越額	-
予備費使用額	-
徵収決定済額	88,584	歳出予算現額	85,235
交通反則者納金	76,504	交通安全対策特別交付金	84,511
前年度剩余金受入	11,986	諸支出金	623
雑收入	93	予備費	100
収納済歳入額	88,584	支出済歳出額	82,930
交通反則者納金	76,504	交通安全対策特別交付金	82,373
前年度剩余金受入	11,986	諸支出金	557
雑收入	93
不納欠損額	-	翌年度線越額	-
収納未済歳入額	-
歳入予算額と収納済歳入額との差	△2,851	不用額	2,304
交通反則者納金	△1,090	交通安全対策特別交付金	2,138
前年度剩余金受入	△1,792	予備費	100
雑收入	31	諸支出金	66
## 貸 借 対 照 表

(单位：百万円)

前会計年度
(平成19年
3月31日)	本会計年度
(平成20年
3月31日)	前会計年度
(平成19年
3月31日)	本会計年度
(平成20年
3月31日)
<資産の部>	<負債の部>
現金・預金	11,996	5,663	未払金
たな卸資産	0	0	保管金等
未収金	902	610	賞与引当金
前払費用	15	17	退職給付引当金
貸付金	-	15,550	その他の債務等
その他の債権等	604	922
貸倒引当金	△134	△112
有形固定資産	1,085,189	1,088,521
国有財産(公共用
財産を除く)	966,773	964,913
土地	631,739	626,539
立木竹	2,654	2,672
建物	189,033	188,090
工作物	124,171	123,594
船舶	4,632	5,169
航空機	8,150	8,503	負債合計
建設仮勘定	6,391	10,343
物品	118,415	123,607	<資産・負債差額の部>
無形固定資産	9,646	9,338	資産・負債差額
出資金	106,107	82,598
資産合計	1,214,328	1,203,110	負債及び資産・負債差額合計