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Article 106-21Supervisory Dispositions for Major Shareholders

第百六条の二十一(主要株主に対する監督上の処分)

If the major shareholder of a financial instruments exchange holding company violates a law or regulation, or if it is found that the act of a major shareholder is likely to impair the sound and appropriate operation of the business of an incorporated financial instruments exchange that is a subsidiary company of such a financial instruments exchange holding company, the Prime Minister may rescind the major shareholder's authorization referred to in Article 106-17, paragraph (1), or order the major shareholder to take measures that are necessary from a supervisory perspective.

内閣総理大臣は、金融商品取引所持株会社の主要株主が法令に違反したとき、又は主要株主の行為が当該金融商品取引所持株会社の子会社である株式会社金融商品取引所の業務の健全かつ適切な運営を損なうおそれがあると認めるときは、当該主要株主に対し第百六条の十七第一項の認可を取り消し、その他監督上必要な措置をとることを命ずることができる。

A person that has their authorization referred to in Article 106-17, paragraph (1) rescinded pursuant to the provisions of the preceding paragraph must take the necessary measures to become the holder of a number of subject voting rights in a financial instruments exchange holding company which is less than the threshold holding ratio, within three months from the day on which the authorization is rescinded.

前項の規定により第百六条の十七第一項の認可を取り消された者は、当該認可を取り消された日から三月以内に、金融商品取引所持株会社の保有基準割合未満の数の対象議決権の保有者となるために必要な措置をとらなければならない。

Irrespective of the category of proceeding for hearing statements of opinions under Article 13, paragraph (1) of the Administrative Procedure Act, before seeking to order the necessary measures under the provisions of paragraph (1), the Prime Minister must conduct a hearing.

内閣総理大臣は、第一項の規定により必要な措置を命じようとするときは、行政手続法第十三条第一項の規定による意見陳述のための手続の区分にかかわらず、聴聞を行わなければならない。

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