### Reference 3 Major Budget, Legislations, and Proposals, etc., with Respect to the Administration by MLIT in Response to the Great East Japan Earthquake

Chart. 88 Major budget and legislation

Budget
- FY2011 First Supplementary Budget
(Passed on May 2, 2011)	Total of approx. 4 trillion yen: construction of temporary housings (482.9 billion yen) and infrastructure reconstruction (1.2019 trillion yen), etc.
- FY2011 Second Supplementary Budget
(Passed on July 25, 2011)	Total of approx. 2 trillion yen: disaster victims relief money (300 billion yen) and local allocation tax (545.5 billion yen), etc.
- FY2011 Third Supplementary Budget
(Passed on December 11, 2011)	Total of approx. 9.5 trillion yen: Great East Japan Earthquake reconstruction grant (1.5612 trillion yen) and cost for disaster preventive measures (575.2 billion yen), etc.
- FY2012 Budget
(Passed on April 5, 2012)	Total of the major costs in relation to the Great East Japan Earthquake is 3.25 trillion yen: additional public projects (509.1 billion yen) and cost for nationwide disaster preventive measures (482.7 billion yen), etc.
Legislation
- Act on the Temporary Special Provisions of National-Tax-Related Laws in Relation to the Great East Japan Earthquake Victims, etc.
(Act No. 29 of April 27, 2011)
- Act on Partial Amendment of the Local Tax Act
(Act No. 29 of April 27, 2011)	Prescribed reduction measures for various tax burdens in response to the Great East Japan Earthquake for tax reasons.
- Act on the National Government, etc., Taking Over Constructions for Reconstruction of Disaster-Stricken Public Civil Engineering Facilities Due to the Great East Japan Earthquake
(Act No. 33 of April 29, 2011)	Prescribed special provisions so that the national or prefectural government can conduct constructions for the reconstruction of public civil engineering facilities based on the requests from afflicted local governments.
- Act on the Special Provisions of Building Restrictions in Significantly Afflicted Urban Areas due to the Great East Japan Earthquake
(Act No. 34 of April 29, 2011)	This enables restriction and prohibition on construction of buildings in specified areas for the period of six months (or eight months at maximum if extended) from the date of the occurrence of a disaster.
- Act on Special Financial Support and Subsidy to Deal with the Great East Japan Earthquake
(Act No. 40 of May 2, 2011)	Increase the level of support rate for the reformed public housings or urban facilities, etc. through financial support for the reconstruction of public facilities, etc.
- Basic Act on the Great East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction
(Act No. 76 of June 24, 2011)	Prescribed the particulars, which will be the basis for securing fund and developing special reconstruction zones, and basic policy for the establishment of the Reconstruction Agency, etc.
- Act on the Great East Japan Earthquake Special Reconstruction Zone
(Act No. 122 of December 14, 2011)	Established a special reconstruction system for implementing special provisions of the systems and providing tax, financial, and monetary support in one place.
- Act on the Development of Tsunami Disaster Preventive Communities
(Act No. 123 of December 14, 2011)	Promote the Development of Tsunami Disaster Preventive Communities throughout the nation with Multi-Layered Defense against the largest class tsunami by combining measures from the viewpoint of both software and hardware.
- Act on the Establishment of the Defined the affairs and organization of the Reconstruction Agency
(Act No. 125 of December 16, 2011)	Defined the affairs and organization of the Reconstruction Agency, which takes the prime minister as its chief, under the jurisdiction. The Reconstruction Agency assumes a role in management and supervision of reconstruction projects, special reconstruction system, reconstruction grants, and reconstruction of Fukushima, etc.
- Act on Special Measures for the Reconstruction of Fukushima
(Act No. 25 of March 30, 2012)	Promote reconstruction from the nuclear power accident by prescribing special measures, etc. for the reconstruction of industries in Fukushima.