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(v) the fact that an investigation, measure for observation and protection, hearing and decision, protective measure or other procedures related to a juvenile protection case have been carried out against a principal as a juvenile delinquent or a person suspected thereof under Article 3, paragraph (1) of the Juvenile Act.

(Personal Information Database etc.)

Article 3 Those prescribed by cabinet order as having little possibility of harming an individual’s rights and interests considering their utilization method under Article 2, paragraph (4) of the Act shall be those falling under all of each following item.

(i) those which have been issued for the purpose of being sold to a large number of unspecified persons and the issuance of which has not been conducted in violation of the provisions of a law or order based thereon;

(ii) those which can be, or could have been, purchased at any time by a large number of unspecified persons;

(iii) those which are being provided for their original purpose without adding other information relating to a living individual.

(2) Those prescribed by cabinet order under Article 2, paragraph (4), item (ii) of the Act shall be a collective body of information including a table of contents, index or similar others to facilitate search of information that has been systematically organized by arranging personal information contained in the database according to a certain rule that enables specified personal information to be readily searched for.

(Those Excluded from Retained Personal Data)

Article 4 Those prescribed by cabinet order under Article 2, paragraph (7) shall be those set forth in the following.

(i) those in relation to which there is a possibility that if the presence or absence of
the said personal data is made known, it would harm a principal or third party's life, body or fortune;

(ii) those in relation to which there is a possibility that if the presence or absence of the said personal data is made known, it would encourage or induce an illegal or unjust act;

(iii) those in relation to which there is a possibility that if the presence or absence of the said personal data is made known, it would undermine national security, destroy a trust relationship with a foreign country or international organization, or suffer disadvantage in negotiations with a foreign country or international organization;

(iv) those in relation to which there is a possibility that if the presence or absence of the said personal data is made known, it would hinder the maintenance of public safety and order such as the prevention, suppression or investigation of a crime.

(Period within Which Those Exempted from Retained Personal Data are Deleted)

Article 5 A period prescribed by cabinet order under Article 2, paragraph (7) of the Act shall be six months.

(Anonymously Processed Information Database etc.)

Article 6 Those prescribed by cabinet order under Article 2, paragraph (10) of the Act mean a collective body of information including a table of contents, index or similar others to facilitate search of information that has been systemically organized by arranging anonymously processed information contained in the database etc. according to a certain rule that enables specified anonymously processed information to be readily searched for.
(Cases in which special care-required personal information may be acquired without a principal’s consent)

Article 7 Those cases prescribed by cabinet order under Article 17, paragraph (2), item (vi) of the Act shall be those cases set forth in the following.

(i) cases in which seemingly-clear special care-required personal information is acquired by visual observation, filming or photographing of a principal;

(ii) when receiving the provision of special care-required personal information organized as personal data in those cases set forth in each item of Article 23, paragraph (5) of the Act.

(Necessary Matter relating to Ensuring the Proper Handling of Retained Personal Data)

Article 8 Those prescribed by cabinet order under Article 27, paragraph (1), item (iv) of the Act shall be those set forth in the following;

(i) where to lodge a complaint about the handling of retained personal data by the said personal information handling business operator;

(ii) In those cases where the said personal information handling business operator is a covered business operator of an accredited personal information protection organization, the appellation of the accredited personal information protection organization and where to lodge a petition for resolving a complaint.

(Personal Information Handling Business Operator’s Method of Disclosing Retained Personal Data)

Article 9 A method prescribed by cabinet order under Article 28, paragraph (2) of the Act shall be the one by delivering a written document (when there is a method agreed on by a person having requested disclosure, that method).
(Method of Receiving a Demand etc. for Disclosure etc.)

Article10 Those matters which a personal information handling business operator may prescribe as a method of receiving a demand etc. for disclosure etc. pursuant to the provisions of Article 32, paragraph (1) of the Act, shall be as set forth in the following:

(i) where to file a demand etc. for disclosure etc.;

(ii) a format of a document (including an electromagnetic record; the same shall apply in Article 14, paragraph (1) and Article 21, paragraph (3)) to be submitted at the time of making a demand etc. for disclosure etc. and other forms wherein a demand etc. for disclosure etc. may be made;

(iii) a method of confirming that a person making a demand etc. for disclosure etc. is a principal or an agent prescribed in the following Article;

(iv) a method of collecting a fee under Article 33, paragraph (1) of the Act.

(Agent who may Make a Demand etc. for Disclosure etc.)

Article 11 An agent who may make a demand etc. for disclosure etc. pursuant to the provisions of Article 32, paragraph (3) of the Act shall be an agent set forth in the following:

(i) a statutory agent of a minor or adult ward;

(ii) an agent entrusted by a principal with making a demand etc. for disclosure etc.

(Circumstances Prescribed by Cabinet Order under Article 44, paragraph (1) of the Act)

Article 12 Circumstances prescribed by cabinet order under Article 44, paragraph (1) of the Act shall be those circumstances falling under any of each following item;
(i) there is a need to urgently and intensively ensure the proper handling of personal information etc.;

(ii) besides the preceding item, there is a particular need to apply expert knowledge gained by a business jurisdictional minister in order to effectively and efficiently ensure the proper handling of personal information etc.

(Delegation of an Authority to a Business Jurisdictional Minister)

Article 13 The Personal Information Protection Commission shall, in case of delegating an authority under the provisions of Article 40, paragraph (1) of the Act, pursuant to the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (1) of the Act, delegate the authority to a business jurisdictional minister by deciding a scope of administrative affairs to be delegated and an applicable term for delegation. This, however, shall not preclude the Personal Information Protection Commission from solely exercising the authority.

(2) The Personal Information Protection Commission shall, when deciding a scope of administrative affairs to be delegated and an applicable term for delegation pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, consult in advance with a business jurisdictional minister.

(3) The Personal Information Protection Commission shall, when delegating an authority pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), announce to the public a business jurisdictional minister to whom the authority is delegated, a scope of administrative affairs to be delegated, and an applicable term for delegation.

(Report on the Results of an Exercised Authority)

Article 14 A report pursuant to the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (2) of the Act shall be made in a document which states or records a matter set forth in the following regarding the results of an exercised authority at every time when a term set by the Personal Information Protection Commission has passed during an applicable term for delegation set forth in paragraph (1) of the preceding Article (or immediately if it has been recognized that a personal information handling business operator etc. committed a violating act of the provisions under Chapter IV Section 1 or Section 2).
(i) facts ascertained as a result of an ordered submission of a report or material or a conducted onsite inspection;

(ii) other referential matters

(2) The Personal Information Protection Commission shall, when deciding a reporting term pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, consult in advance with a business jurisdictional minister.

(Delegation of an Authority to Head etc. of a Local Branch Bureau etc.)

Article 15 A business jurisdictional minister may delegate an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (1) and an authority under the provisions of paragraph (2) of the said Article to a head of an agency under Article 49, paragraph (1) of the Act for Establishment of the Cabinet Office (Act No. 89 of 1999) (excluding a Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency; the same shall apply hereinafter in this Article.), to a head of an agency under Article 3, paragraph (2) of the National Government Organization Act (Act No. 120 of 1948), or to a Commissioner General of the National Police Agency.

(2) A business jurisdictional minister (or a head of an agency in cases where, an authority has been delegated pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph to the head of an agency under Article 49, paragraph (1) of the Act for Establishment of the Cabinet Office or to the head of an agency under Article 3, paragraph (2) of the National Government Organization Act) may delegate an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (1) (or an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph in the said case (excluding an authority pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) of that Article)) to a head of a secretariat, bureau, or department under Article 17 or Article 53 of the Act for Establishment of the Cabinet Office; to an official under Article 17, paragraph (1) or Article 62, paragraph (1) or paragraph (2) of that Act; to a head of a local branch bureau under Article 43 or Article 57 of that Act; to a head of a secretariat, bureau, or department under Article 7 of the National Government Organization Act; to a head of a local branch bureau under Article 9 of that Act; or to an official under Article 20, paragraph (1) or paragraph (2) of that Act.
(3) A Commissioner General of the National Police Agency may delegate an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) (excluding an authority under the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (2) of the Act) to a head of the Commissioner General's Secretariat or a bureau under Article 19, paragraph (1) of the Police Act (Act No. 162 of 1954); a department under paragraph (2) of that Article; or a regional institution under Article 30, paragraph (1) of that Act.

(4) A business jurisdictional minister, a head of an agency under Article 49, paragraph (1) of the Act for Establishment of the Cabinet Office, a head of an agency under Article 3, paragraph (2) of the National Government Organization Act, or a Commissioner General of the National Police Agency shall, when delegating an authority pursuant to the provisions of the preceding three paragraphs, announce to the public the governmental position of an official granted delegation, a scope of administrative affairs subject to delegation and an applicable term for delegation.

(Delegation etc. of an Authority to the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission)

Article 16 A Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency delegates an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (4) (except for an authority under the provisions of paragraph (2) of the said Article and limited to those matters made to belong to the authority of the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission pursuant to the provisions of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (Act No.25 of 1948), Act on Investment Trusts and Investment Corporations (Act No.198 of 1951), Act on the Securitization of Assets (Act No.105 of 1998) and Act on Book Entry of Corporate Bonds and Shares (Act No. 75 of 2001)) to the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission. This, however, shall not preclude a Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency from solely exercising the authority.

(2) The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission shall, when having exercised an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, report the results therefrom promptly to a Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency.
(Delegation of an Authority to a Director-General of a Local Finance Bureau etc.)

Article 17 A Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency delegates an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (4) (excluding an authority delegated to the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (2) and paragraph (5) of the said Article) to a Director-General of a Local Finance Bureau which has jurisdiction over the location of a primary office or business establishment (referred to as a “primary office etc.” in the succeeding item and the paragraph (1) of the succeeding Article) of a personal information handling business operator (or a Director-General of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau in cases where the said location is in the jurisdictional district of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau). This, however, shall not preclude a Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency from solely exercising the authority.

(2) An authority delegated pursuant to the preceding paragraph and related to the other offices than a primary office etc. (hereinafter referred to as a “secondary office etc.” in this paragraph and paragraph (2) of the succeeding Article) may be exercised by a Director-General of a Local Finance Bureau or a Director-General of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau prescribed in the preceding paragraph, as well as a Director-General of a Local Finance Bureau which has jurisdiction over the location of the secondary office etc. (or a Director-General of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau in cases where the said location is in the jurisdictional district of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau).

Article 18 The Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission delegates an authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of Article 44, paragraph (5) to a Director-General of a Local Finance Bureau which has jurisdiction over the location of a primary office etc. of a personal information handling business operator etc. (or a Director-General of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau in cases where the said location is in the jurisdictional district of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau). This, however, shall not preclude the Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission from solely exercising the authority.

(2) An authority delegated pursuant to the provisions of preceding paragraph and related to a secondary office etc. may be exercised by a Director-General of a Local Finance Bureau or a Director-General of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau prescribed in the said paragraph, as well as a Director-General of a Local Finance Bureau which has jurisdiction over the location of the secondary office
etc. of a personal information handling business operator etc. (or a Director-General of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau in cases where the said location is in the jurisdictional district of the Fukuoka Local Finance Branch Bureau)

(Application for Accreditation to Become an Accredited Personal Information Protection Organization)

Article19 An application for accreditation pursuant to the provisions of Article 47, paragraph (2) of the Act, shall be filed by submitting a written application containing those matters set forth in the following to the Personal Information Protection Commission:

(i) the appellation and address, and the name of a representative or administrator;

(ii) the location of an office where services relating to an application for accreditation would be rendered;

(iii) a summary of services relating to an application for accreditation (including whether information handled by a covered business operator is personal information or anonymously processed information)

(2) A written application under the preceding paragraph shall have a document set forth in the following attached thereto:

(i) articles of incorporation, articles of endowment and other basic governing documents;

(ii) a document wherein a person applying to be accredited pledges that it does not fall under the provisions of each item of Article 48 of the Act;

(iii) a document stating a method of rendering services relating to an application for accreditation;

(iv) a document demonstrating sufficient knowledge and capability to properly and
assuredly render services relating to an application for accreditation;

(v) a document demonstrating financial bases including the latest business year’s annual report, balance sheet, income and expenditure account statement, property inventory list (in case of a corporation established in the business year encompassing the day of the application, a property inventory list as of the time of the establishment);

(vi) a document stating the name, address and brief personal history of a director;

(vii) a document stating the name or appellation of a covered business operator, and a document verifying that the covered business operator is either a constituent member of a person who intends to receive an accreditation or a person who has agreed to be covered by services relating to an application for accreditation;

(viii) in case of performing other services than those relating to an application for accreditation, a document stating the type and outline of the other services;

(ix) a document stating other referential matters.

(3) An accredited personal information protection organization shall, when a matter set forth in each item of paragraph (1) or matters stated in a document set forth in item (ii) through item (iv), item (vi), or item (viii) of the preceding paragraph have changed, submit a notification to that effect to the Personal Information Protection Commission without delay (including a reason for a change when a matter stated in a document set forth in item (iii) of that paragraph has changed).

(Notifying the Termination of Accredited Services)

Article 20 An accredited personal information protection organization shall, when intending to terminate accredited services, submit a notification stating those matters set forth in the following to the Personal Information Protection Commission by not later than three months before the date it intends to terminate the services:
(i) the appellation and address, and the name of a representative or administrator;

(ii) the date of intending to finish receiving a petition under Article 52, paragraph (1) of the Act;

(iii) the date of intending to terminate accredited services;

(iv) a reason for terminating accredited services.

(Administrative Affairs Handled by a Local Government Head etc.)

Article 21 Administrative affairs belonging to the authority of the Personal Information Protection Commission under the provisions of paragraph (1), Article 40 (hereinafter in this Article referred to as "inspection etc. related affairs") are to be handled by a head of a local government or other enforcement agency (hereinafter in this Article referred to as a "local government head etc.") in cases where the said authority has been delegated to a business jurisdictional minister pursuant to Article 44, paragraph (1) or to a Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (4) of the said Article, and when a whole or part of administrative affairs belonging to an authority related to collecting a report or conducting an inspection in connection with that business which a personal information handling business operator performs and which the said business jurisdictional minister or the said Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency have jurisdiction over are to be conducted by the local government head etc. pursuant to the provisions of other laws and regulations. If, in such cases as this, there are two or more local government heads that are to handle the said affairs, none of them shall be precluded from solely handling inspection etc. related affairs.

(2) The provisions of the preceding paragraph shall not preclude a business jurisdictional minister or a Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency from solely conducting inspection etc. related affairs.

(3) A local government head etc. having conducted inspection etc. related affairs pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1) shall report to the Personal Information Protection Commission through a business jurisdictional minister or a Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency at every time when a term
decided by the Personal Information Protection Commission pursuant to the provisions of Article 14, paragraph (1) has elapsed (or immediately when it has been recognized that a personal information handling business operator etc. committed a violating act of the provisions under Chapter IV, Section 1 or Section 2 of the Act) in a written document which states or records a matter set forth in each item of the said Article concerning the results of inspection etc. related affairs conducted during the said term.

(4) In cases where a local government head etc. conduct inspection etc. related affairs pursuant to the provisions of paragraph (1), the provisions of Article 40 of the Act relating to the Personal Information Protection Commission concerning the inspection etc. related affairs shall apply to the local government head etc. as the provisions relating to the local government head etc.
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国際交流基金 2009年度 年報
## 国際交流基金 ジャパンファウンデーションとは

世界の全地域において、総合的に国際文化交流事業を実施する組織として、1972年10月に特殊法人として設立され、2003年10月に外務省所管の独立行政法人となりました。現在、本部と京都支部、2つの附属機関(日本語国際センター、関西国際センター)、および海外21カ国に開設された23の海外拠点をベースに、外部団体と連携しつつ、文化芸術交流、海外における日本語教育、日本研究・知的交流を3本の柱として活動しています。政府出資金(1,130億円)を財政的基盤とし、この出資金の運用益、政府からの運営費交付金および民間からの寄附金などにより運営しています。役職員数は230名(2010年3月31日現在)です。

沿革

1972年 国際交流基金（The Japan Foundation）設立

1989年 日本語国際センター（埼玉県）設置

1991年 日米センター（Center for Global Partnership）設置

1997年 関西国際センター（大阪府）設置

2003年 独立行政法人国際交流基金となる

2006年 日中交流センター設置

国際交流基金の設立の目的は2002年（平成14年）に定められた以下の法律に則ったものです。

独立行政法人国際交流基金法 第3条

独立行政法人国際交流基金は、国際文化交流事業を総合的かつ効率的に行うことにより、我が国に対する諸外国の理解を深め、国際相互理解を増進し、及び文化その他の分野において世界に貢献し、もって良好な国際環境の整備並びに我が国の調和ある対外関係の維持及び発展に寄与することを目的とする

## 国際交流基金の活動3本の柱

## 文化芸術交流

芸術や暮らしのなかで生まれた日本の価値観と世界の価値観が触れ合う機会をつくりだす

言語の違いを超えた感動は、日本への興味と共感を生み、理解を促す源泉となります。国際交流基金は、そのような源泉を生み出す場の提供をめざし、美術、音楽、演劇、文学、映画などの芸術から、食、ファッション等の生活文化にいたるまで、日本の文化芸術を紹介し、文化芸術分野のグローバルな交流をプロデュースし、各分野のネットワークづくりを支援しています。

## 海外における日本語教育

日本語を理解する人を増やすこと

それは世界に日本の理解者を増やしていくこと

海外の人たちに日本語を知ってもらうことは、日本への親しみや理解を世界に広げていくことにつながります。国際交流基金は日本語教育が世界で活発に行われるよう、全世界規模での日本語能力試験（JLPT）の実施や教材開発、海外日本語講座の展開、日本語教育の専門家の海外への派遣、海外で教える教師の訪日研修など、さまざまな側面から日本語教育を支援しています。

## 日本研究·知的交流

日本への深い理解と世界の「知」への関心

ふたつが交錯するところに

世界共通の課題を解く鍵がある

海外での日本研究を支援すること、海外の社会や文化への理解を日本のなかで広げていくことは、相互理解を深め、心をひとつにして共通の課題の解決に向かっていくことにつながります。国際交流基金は深い日本理解と人的ネットワークの形成を促進するため、海外の日本研究者を支援し、また国際的に著名な学者を日本に招くなど、学術や研究を通じて国際交流を積極的に推し進めています。