①Insurance benefits provided before the Effective Date under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act are deemed to be insurance benefits provided under the corresponding provisions of the Revised Health Insurance Act.

②With regard to insurance benefits under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act for which the grounds for a benefit claim arose before the Effective Date (hereinafter referred to as "former insurance benefits"), except as provided for in Article 29 of the Supplementary Provisions, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

③With regard to a claim by a hospital, clinic or pharmacy listed in Article 10, paragraph (5), item (i) of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act for the expenses required for medical treatment pertaining to benefits for medical treatment or the payment of dependent's medical expenses, special medical expenses or high-cost medical expenses under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act that were provided before the Effective Date, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

With regard to a person who, at the time this Act comes into effect, is actually receiving benefits for medical treatment (including the payment of medical expenses; the same applies hereinafter in this Article) or the payment of dependent's medical expenses under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act in respect of a sickness or injury, and for whom five years have not elapsed from the day on which benefits for medical treatment or the payment of dependent's medical expenses for that sickness (including the sickness or injury that caused it) or injury began (if, before that starting day, special medical expenses were paid under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act for that sickness (including the sickness or injury that caused it) or injury, the day on which the payment of those special medical expenses began; the same applies hereinafter in this Article), benefits for medical treatment, the payment of specified medical expenses or the payment of dependent's medical expenses under the provisions of Article 69-12, paragraph (1), Article 69-13, paragraph (1) or Article 69-22, paragraph (1) of the Revised Health Insurance Act are to be provided in respect of that sickness or injury and any sickness caused thereby until five years have elapsed from the day on which those benefits for medical treatment or the payment of dependent's medical expenses began, even where the person does not fall under the provisions of Article 69-12, paragraph (2) of the Revised Health Insurance Act (including where applied mutatis mutandis in Article 69-22, paragraph (2)).

With regard to injury and sickness allowance or childbirth allowance to be paid continuously under the provisions of the Revised Health Insurance Act in respect of the same sickness, injury or childbirth to a person who, at the time this Act comes into effect, is actually entitled to receive injury and sickness allowance or childbirth allowance under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act, in Article 69-15, paragraph (2), item (i) of the Revised Health Insurance Act, the phrase "1/50th of the largest of the total amounts of standard daily wages" is deemed to be replaced with "6/280ths of the total amount of standard daily wages in the case where 28 days are selected so that the total amount of standard daily wages is the largest"; in item (ii) of that paragraph, the phrase "1/50th of the largest of the total amounts of standard daily wages" is deemed to be replaced with "6/780ths of the total amount of standard daily wages in the case where 78 days are selected so that the total amount of standard daily wages is the largest"; and in Article 69-18, paragraph (2) of the Revised Health Insurance Act, the phrase "1/50th of the total amount of standard daily wages for one month prior to the month of childbirth" is deemed to be replaced with "6/280ths of the total amount in the case where 28 days are selected, from among the days for which insurance premiums were paid in the four months preceding the month including the day of childbirth, so that the total amount of the standard daily wages of the specially-insured day laborer relating to those days of payment is the largest".

With regard to the collection, from a person who received former insurance benefits by fraud or other wrongful conduct, of all or part of the expenses required for those former insurance benefits; an order to pay money to be collected, issued to an employer who made a false certification or improperly affixed or canceled health insurance stamps in relation to those former insurance benefits and to a physician providing health insurance treatment who made a false entry in a medical certificate to be submitted to the insurer; and the refund of the amount paid, and the payment of an amount obtained by multiplying that amount by one-tenth, by a medical institution providing services covered by health insurance and a pharmacy providing services covered by health insurance listed in Article 10, paragraph (5), item (i) of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act that received, by fraud or other wrongful conduct, payment of expenses relating to benefits for medical treatment under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act or payment under the provisions of Article 17, paragraph (3) of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act (including where applied mutatis mutandis in Article 17-6 of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act), the provisions then in force continue to govern.

With regard to the determination of insurance premiums under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act for periods before the Effective Date and the collection of penalty fees, and the demand for payment, disposition of delinquency and collection of delinquent charges concerning those insurance premiums and other money to be collected under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

With regard to appeals against dispositions under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act (including cases where those provisions are to be followed) that are prescribed in Article 39, paragraph (1) and Article 40 of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act, and actions for rescission of those dispositions, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

With regard to the matters prescribed in Articles 44 through 48 of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act that are necessary for the enforcement of day laborer health insurance under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act (including cases where those provisions are to be followed), the provisions then in force continue to govern.

①With regard to the share of the national treasury in the expenses required for medical treatment pertaining to benefits for medical treatment or the payment of dependent's medical expenses, special medical expenses or high-cost medical expenses under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act that were provided before the Effective Date, being the expenses claimed for that medical treatment, by the last day of the month that includes the Effective Date, by a hospital or clinic, or a pharmacy, listed in Article 10, paragraph (5), item (i) of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

②With regard to the share of the national treasury in contributions that the insurer of day laborer health insurance under the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act was to pay pursuant to the provisions of the Act on Health and Medical Services for the Elderly and that are to be paid by the last day of the month that includes the Effective Date, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

Insurance premiums paid pursuant to the provisions of the Former Day Laborers Health Insurance Act are deemed to be insurance premiums for specially-insured day laborers paid pursuant to the provisions of the Revised Health Insurance Act.

Of the former insurance benefits, the payment of injury and sickness allowance, childbirth allowance and high-cost medical expenses is deemed, for the purpose of the application of Article 70-4, paragraph (1) of the Revised Health Insurance Act, to be the payment of injury and sickness allowance, childbirth allowance and high-cost medical expenses prescribed in that paragraph.

With regard to the application of penal provisions to acts committed before the Effective Date and to acts committed on or after the Effective Date in cases where the provisions then in force are to continue to govern pursuant to the provisions of this Act, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

Beyond what is provided for in these Supplementary Provisions, transitional measures necessary incidental to the enforcement of this Act are specified by Cabinet Order.