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Supplementary Provisions, Article 4Transitional Measures Accompanying Partial Amendment of the Health Insurance Act

第四条(健康保険法の一部改正に伴う経過措置)

Of persons who acquired eligibility as an insured person under health insurance (excluding specially-insured day laborers; the same applies hereinafter in this paragraph) before January 1, 2001 and who continue to hold eligibility as an insured person until that day (excluding persons who hold eligibility as an insured person pursuant to the provisions of Article 20 of the Health Insurance Act, persons who hold eligibility as a special retired insured person prescribed in Article 9, paragraph (1) of the Supplementary Provisions of that Act, and persons whose standard remuneration amount is to be revised from that month), the standard remuneration amount of a person whose standard monthly remuneration amount in December 2000 is 92,000 yen is revised by the insurer by deeming the monthly remuneration amount that was the basis of that standard monthly remuneration amount to be the monthly remuneration amount that is the basis of the standard remuneration amount under the provisions of Article 3, paragraph (1) of the Health Insurance Act as amended by the provisions of (hereinafter referred to as the "Revised Health Insurance Act").

平成十三年一月一日前に健康保険の被保険者(日雇特例被保険者を除く。以下この項において同じ。)の資格を取得して、同日まで引き続き被保険者の資格を有する者(健康保険法第二十条の規定による被保険者の資格を有する者、同法附則第九条第一項に規定する特例退職被保険者の資格を有する者及び同月から標準報酬を改定されるべき者を除く。)のうち、平成十二年十二月の標準報酬月額が九万二千円であるものの標準報酬は、当該標準報酬月額の基礎となった報酬月額をの規定による改正後の健康保険法(以下「新健保法」という。)第三条第一項の規定による標準報酬の基礎となる報酬月額とみなして、保険者が改定する。

The standard remuneration amount revised pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph is to be the standard remuneration amount for the period from January 1, 2001 to September 30 of that year.

前項の規定により改定された標準報酬は、平成十三年一月一日から同年九月三十日までの標準報酬とする。

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