①A person who has an objection to a disposition relating to eligibility as an insured person, standard remuneration, or insurance benefits may request a social insurance examiner to conduct an examination, and if the person has any objection to the examiner's determination, the person may request the Social Insurance Examination Committee to conduct a re-examination.

②If a determination has not been made within two months from the date on which a request for examination was made, the applicant may deem that the social insurance examiner has dismissed the request.

③The request for examination and the request for re-examination referred to in paragraph (1) are deemed to be a judicial claim with regard to the postponement of the completion of prescription and the renewal of prescription.

④When a disposition for eligibility or standard remuneration of an insured person becomes final and binding, an objection to the disposition may not be permitted as a reason for an objection to a disposition for the payment of insurance benefits based on the final and binding disposition.

A person who has an objection to an imposition of insurance premiums, etc., a disposition of collection, or a disposition pursuant to the provisions of Article 180 may request the Social Insurance Examination Committee to conduct an examination.

Chapter II (excluding Article 22) and Chapter IV of the Administrative Appeal Act (Act No. 68 of 1951) do not apply to the provisions pertaining to application for examination referred to in the preceding two Articles or application for re-examination referred to in Article 189, paragraph (1).

An action for rescission of a disposition prescribed in Article 189, paragraph (1) may not be filed until a ruling with regard to the application for examination pertaining to the disposition has been determined by a social insurance examiner.