Review of analog regulations Status Dashboard
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The Digital Ad Hoc Administrative Investigation Commission , which was held from 2021 to 2023, decided on a plan to review approximately 10,000 provisions of the analog regulations, which require human visual inspection and permanent or full-time presence, among existing laws and regulations.
We have published a list of analog regulations and a dashboard for checking the status of revisions.
- Reference: Economic Effects of review of analog regulations, Digital Principles and Acceleration of Initiatives (PDF / 1,257 kb)
Notice
- August 31, 2026
- Source of each data's "Follow-up Results of the Roadmap for review of analog regulations Based on the Digital Principles" was updated.
- Data updated successfully.
- *The data will be updated each time a follow-up is conducted.
Table of Contents
1. review of analog regulations Operations
This is a dashboard for confirming the status of the review of approximately 10,000 Articles subject to the analog restrictions review and inspection. In addition to the "7 analog restrictions" such as visual inspection and posting of documents, you can confirm the review of analog regulations status such as the "regulations for specifying recording media such as floppy disks."
Summary version
Detailed version
2. Estimation of Economic Effects (Interim Report)
The revision of analog regulations is expected to reduce costs by improving the efficiency of administrative work and to expand the market through the adoption of digital technology. Estimates for these are also published. An interim report was published as of September 2023.
Impact on GDP
The direct effects of increased demand associated with review of analog regulations are estimated at approximately 0.6 trillion yen. In addition, indirect effects of approximately 3 trillion yen are expected as a result of improved operational efficiency. In total, the economic effects are estimated at approximately 3.6 trillion yen.
The figures may change depending on the results of future scrutiny.
- Reference: Economic Effects of review of analog regulations, (PDF / 1,604 kb)

Cost reduction effect
The review of analog regulations is expected to cut about 530 million hours of work (equivalent to about 250,000 workers) and reduce costs by about ¥3.8 trillion. In this case, the cost of introducing technology resulting from the review is expected to be about ¥0.9 trillion, and the cost-effectiveness (the value obtained by subtracting "technology introduction costs" from "reduction costs") is estimated to be about ¥2.9 trillion.
The figures may change depending on the results of future scrutiny.
- Reference: Economic Effects of review of analog regulations, (PDF / 1,604 kb)


3. Important Points
Data Definitions
The various date used for the dashboard are the same as those published by , Efforts to Review 's Analog Regulations. The definitions of the various date, figures, and progress tables also conform to those announced by , Efforts to Review 's Analog Regulations.
Source of each data
- Analog regulation of 7 items (Excel / 777 kb)
- Regulations for designation of recording media such as floppy disks (Excel / 167 kb)
- Other progress schedule (request from the economic world, etc.) (Excel / 5.7 mb)
- Results of Follow-up on the Road Map for review of analog regulations Based on the Digital Principles (Excel / 1,443 kb) (announced on August 17, 2026)
True or false information
For information on the true or false information published by Digital Agency, please refer to True or False Information: Dashboard on the Status of Review of Analog Regulations.
Method of estimating economic effects
The estimation method for economic effects can be found in the Interim Report on Economic Effects by review of analog regulations, (PDF / 1,604 kb) .
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Frequently Asked Questions
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