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The Шаблон:Nihongo is an official in the Japanese government who assists the Chief Cabinet Secretary. Since July 1998 there have always been three Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretaries at any given time.

Role

The Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretaries are divided between those for political affairs (政務担当) or those for administrative affairs (事務担当). Since the Obuchi cabinet there are two for political affairs and one for administrative affaris, prior to that there were one of each.

The Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretaries for political affairs are members of the National Diet, one from the House of Representatives and one from the House of Councillors. The Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary for administrative affairs is considered the senior position in the bureaucracy and is normally given to someone who has served as administrative vice-minister or in a equivalent position.[1]

List of officeholders

Since the Obuchi Cabinet

Date of appointment Political affairs
(House of Representatives)
Political affairs
(House of Councillors)
Administrative affairs Prime Minister
31 July 1998 Muneo Suzuki Mitsuhiro Uesugi Teijirō Furukawa Obuchi
5 October 1999 Fukushiro Nukaga Sōichirō Matsutani
5 April 2000 Mori
4 July 2000 Shinzo Abe Kōsei Ueno
26 April 2001 Koizumi
22 September 2003 Hiroyuki Hosoda Masaaki Yamazaki Masahiro Futahashi
7 May 2004 Seiken Sugiura
31 October 2005 Jinen Nagase Seiji Suzuki
26 September 2006 Hakubun Shimomura Junzō Matoba Abe
27 August 2007 Matsushige Ono Mitsuhide Iwaki
26 September 2007 Masahiro Futahashi Fukuda
1 August 2008 Ryu Shionoya
24 September 2008 Jun Matsumoto Yoshitada Konoike Iwao Uruma Aso
13 May 2009 Katsuhito Asano
16 September 2009 Yorihisa Matsuno Koji Matsui Kin'ya Takino Hatoyama
8 June 2010 Motohisa Furukawa Tetsuro Fukuyama Kan
14 January 2011 Hirohisa Fujii
17 March 2011 Yoshito Sengoku
2 September 2011 Tsuyoshi Saitō Hiroyuki Nagahama Makoto Taketoshi Noda
1 October 2012 Hirokazu Shiba
26 December 2012 Katsunobu Kato Hiroshige Seko Kazuhiro Sugita Abe
7 October 2015 Koichi Hagiuda
13 August 2016 Kotaro Nogami
3 August 2017 Yasutoshi Nishimura
11 September 2019 Akihiro Nishimura Naoki Okada
16 September 2020 Manabu Sakai Suga
4 October 2021 Seiji Kihara Yoshihiko Isozaki Shun'ichi Kuryu Kishida
13 September 2023 Hideki Murai Hiroshi Moriya

References

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