①A prefectural government must establish a Prefectural Ordinance on the collection of fees associated with the administrative processes that it has been decided the public safety commission is to carry out pursuant to Chapter VI (other than Article 105-2, paragraphs (2) and (4)) and Chapter VI-2, based on the standard of collecting, from a person as set forth in one of the following items, the standardized amount that Cabinet Order prescribes as the part of the fees that are for building and facility costs plus the standardized amount that Cabinet Order prescribes as the part of those fees that are for personnel costs, in line with the categories that Cabinet Order prescribes for the type of fee provided for in the relevant item:

②In a case as referred to in the preceding paragraph, a prefectural government may allow the training fees referred to in item (xii) of that paragraph that are associated with the specified training conducted by a designated training institution to be paid to that institution as its revenue, pursuant to prefectural ordinance.

Chapter III of the Administrative Procedure Act (other than Article 12 and Article 14) does not apply to any change of conditions or addition of new conditions under Article 75-15, paragraph (2) (including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 75-16, paragraph (2)); to any change of conditions or addition of new conditions under Article 77, paragraph (4) or to the revocation or suspension of a permission under paragraph (5) of that Article; to the revocation or suspension of a license under Article 90, paragraph (5), the revocation of a license under paragraph (6) of that Article, or the fixing of a period during which a person may not be granted a license under paragraph (9) or (10) of that Article; to measures making a person unable to take a driver's license test under Article 97-3, paragraph (3) (but only in connection with the reversal of a decision that a person has passed as referred to in paragraph (1) of that Article); to the revocation or suspension of a license under Article 103, paragraph (1) or (4) (but only in connection with what is provided in paragraph (1), item (v) of that Article), the revocation of a license under paragraph (2) or (4) of that Article (but only in connection with what is provided in paragraph (2), items (i) through (iv) of that Article), or the fixing of a period during which a person may not be granted a license under paragraph (7) or (8) of that Article; to the revocation of a license under Article 104-2-2, paragraph (2) or (4) or Article 104-2-4, paragraph (1), (2), or (4); to the revocation of a provisional license under Article 106-2; or to a prohibition against a person's driving of a motor vehicle or motorized bicycle under Article 107-5, paragraph (1) or Article 103, paragraph (4) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 107-5, paragraph (9) (but only in connection with what is provided in Article 107-5, paragraph (1), item (ii)) or a prohibition against a person's driving of a motor vehicle or motorized bicycle under Article 107-5, paragraph (2) or Article 103, paragraph (4) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 107-5, paragraph (9) (but only in connection with what is provided in Article 107-5, paragraph (2), if a person is prohibited from driving a motor vehicle or motorized bicycle under Article 103, paragraph (4) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 107-5, paragraph (9)).

A request for administrative review may not be filed against a measure that an officer takes on-site based on this Act.

Administrative processes falling within the authority of the National Public Safety Commission pursuant to this Act or an order based on this Act (other than processes involved in a designation under Article 110, paragraph (1)) may be delegated to the Commissioner General of the National Police Agency pursuant to Cabinet Order.

An area public safety commission, pursuant to Cabinet Order, may be made to handle the administrative processes falling within the authority of the Hokkaido public safety commission pursuant to this Act.

①A public safety commission may have the Superintendent General of the Metropolitan Police or the chief of the prefectural police (hereinafter referred to as the "chief of the prefectural police") handle administrative processes involved in withholding and suspending licenses (including those involved in granting persons opportunities for explanation, hearings, and hearings of opinions when those measures are taken), granting provisional licenses, and revoking provisional licenses.

②An area public safety commission may have the chief of area headquarters handle those of the administrative processes prescribed in the preceding paragraph that have been delegated to it by the Hokkaido public safety commission, pursuant to the preceding Article.

A police officer in the rank of superintendent or higher who handles administrative processes relating to the traffic police on a national expressway or limited highway may be made to handle those of the administrative processes falling within the authority of the chief of a police station pursuant to this Act which involve that national expressway or limited highway, pursuant to Rules of the Public Safety Commission.

①Traffic patrol officers are employed as part of the prefectural police to handle administrative processes connected with ensuring safe road use by pedestrians and bicycles, compliance with regulations on stopping and parking, and other instructions related to the safety and fluidity of road traffic.

②Beyond what is prescribed in the preceding paragraph, traffic patrol officers are to handle administrative processes connected with persons' compliance in securing parking spaces for motor vehicles pursuant to the Act on Securing Parking Spaces for Motor Vehicles.

③A traffic patrol officer is appointed by the chief of the prefectural police from among the staff members (other than police officers) as prescribed in Article 55, paragraph (1) of the Police Act (Act No. 162 of 1954) who meet the requirements that Cabinet Order prescribes.

④A prefectural government is to provide traffic patrol officers with the clothing and lend them the equipment that they need in order to perform their duties, in accordance with the standards that Cabinet Order prescribes and pursuant to prefectural ordinance.

①If a defense mobilization order is issued under Article 76, paragraph (1) of the Self Defense Forces Act and a public safety commission finds it urgently necessary to do so in order for the actions of the Self-Defense Forces or United States Armed Forces prescribed in Article 2, item (iv) of the Act on Measures Implemented by the Government in Line with U.S. Military Actions in Armed Attacks (Act No. 113 of 2004) (hereinafter referred to as the "SDF or USAF") to be implemented reliably and smoothly to repel an armed attack from the exterior against Japan, it may prohibit or restrict vehicle traffic on roads other than those being used by the SDF or USAF, as per Article 155, paragraph (1) of the Act on Measures to Protect the People in Armed Attacks (Act No. 112 of 2004).

②Article 76, paragraph (2), Article 76-2, Article 76-3 (other than paragraph (4)), Article 76-5, and Article 82, paragraph (1) of the Basic Act on Disaster Control Measures (Act No. 223 of 1961) apply mutatis mutandis to the prohibition or restriction of entry onto a road pursuant to the preceding paragraph. In such a case, the term "vehicle allowed emergency entry" in Article 76-2, paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) and Article 76-3, paragraph (1) of that Act is deemed to be replaced with "vehicle used by the SDF or USAF"; the phrase "paragraph (1) of the preceding Article" in Article 76-2, paragraph (5) of that Act and the phrase "Article 76, paragraph (1)" in Article 76-3, paragraph (5) of that Act are deemed to be replaced with "Article 114-5, paragraph (1) of the Road Traffic Act"; the term "emergency disaster control measures" in paragraph (1) of that Article and Article 76-5 of that Act is deemed to be replaced with "actions to repel an armed attack from the outside against Japan"; the phrase "a unit, etc. ordered to serve in a disaster relief operation, etc." in the first sentence of Article 76-3, paragraph (3) and paragraph (6) of that Act is deemed to be replaced with "the Self-Defense Forces ordered to serve in a defense operation pursuant to Article 76, paragraph (1) of the Self Defense Forces Act"; the phrase "paragraph (1)" in the second sentence of paragraph (3) of that Article is deemed to be replaced with "paragraph (1) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 114-5, paragraph (2) of the Road Traffic Act"; the term "vehicle allowed emergency entry" in that paragraph is deemed to be replaced with "vehicle used by the SDF or USAF"; the phrases "SDF vehicle allowed emergency entry (meaning a vehicle allowed emergency entry that is used by the Self-Defense Forces and that is in operation to execute emergency disaster control measures; the same applies hereinafter in this paragraph)" and "SDF vehicle allowed emergency entry" in that paragraph are deemed to be replaced with "vehicle used by the Self-Defense Forces"; and the word "immediately" in paragraph (6) of that Article is deemed to be replaced with "without delay".

When Cabinet Order, Cabinet Office Order, Rules of the National Public Safety Commission, or Rules of the Prefectural Public Safety Commission are established, amended, or repealed based on this Act, the necessary transitional measures (including transitional measures for penal provisions) may be set forth therein to the extent judged reasonably necessary for its enactment, amendment, or repeal.

Beyond what is prescribed in this Act, Cabinet Office Order provides for the procedures for implementing this Act and other necessary particulars to bring this Act into force.