①A staffing provider must not provide worker dispatching using the day workers it employs (referring to workers employed on a daily basis or for a fixed term not exceeding 30 days; the same applies in this paragraph), unless the provider provides worker dispatching for work whose swift and adequate performance requires expert knowledge, technical skills, or experience, and which is specified by Cabinet Order as work that is considered unlikely to interfere with the proper management of day workers' employment even if they are made to engage in it based on a worker dispatching staffing arrangement, or unless the worker dispatching is considered necessary to assist in the continued employment of workers for whom it is considered to be particularly difficult to ensure employment opportunities or in other such cases specified by Cabinet Order.

②Before drafting a proposal for the establishment or amendment of the Cabinet Order referred to in the preceding paragraph, the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare must obtain the opinion of the Labor Policy Council.