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Article 30Arrangements for Dispatch of Officials

第三十条(職員の派遣のあつせん)

When necessary for emergency disaster control measures or disaster recovery efforts, the prefectural governor, etc. or the mayor of a municipality, etc. may ask the Prime Minister or the prefectural governor to make arrangements for the dispatch of officials by a designated administrative organ or designated local administrative organ or a designated public corporation, or by a designated local administrative organ or a specified public corporation, respectively, as provided for by Cabinet Order.

都道府県知事等又は市町村長等は、災害応急対策又は災害復旧のため必要があるときは、政令で定めるところにより、内閣総理大臣又は都道府県知事に対し、それぞれ、指定行政機関、指定地方行政機関若しくは指定公共機関又は指定地方行政機関若しくは特定公共機関の職員の派遣についてあつせんを求めることができる。

When necessary for emergency disaster control measures or disaster recovery efforts, the prefectural governor, etc. or the mayor of a municipality, etc. may ask the Prime Minister or the prefectural governor to make arrangements for the dispatch of officials under , or the dispatch of officials under , or officials under (limited to officials of a specified local incorporated administrative agency prescribed in , which is a designated local public corporation (referred to as "specified local public corporation" in the following Article)), respectively, as provided for by Cabinet Order.

都道府県知事等又は市町村長等は、災害応急対策又は災害復旧のため必要があるときは、政令で定めるところにより、内閣総理大臣又は都道府県知事に対し、それぞれ、の規定による職員の派遣について、又はの規定による職員の派遣若しくはの規定による職員(指定地方公共機関であるに規定する特定地方独立行政法人(次条において「特定地方公共機関」という。)の職員に限る。)の派遣についてあつせんを求めることができる。

The provisions of paragraph (3) of the preceding Article apply mutatis mutandis when asking for arrangements pursuant to the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs.

前条第三項の規定は、前二項の規定によりあつせんを求めようとする場合について準用する。

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