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However, it will be limited to those associations specified by Ministerial ordinance.

The communal government had to apply the ministerial ordinances.

In 1930, the Japanese government created a ministerial ordinance that allowed cars with engines up to 500 cc to be driven without a license.

Papilio phorbanta is protected by ministerial ordinance that prohibits capture, sale and transport since 1993.

Comments were called on the establishment of a ministerial ordinance on the matter, revisions to the proposed ordinance, and public notifications.

Detailed information must be displayed on the food packaging, which is regulated in the Ministerial Ordinance under the Nutrition Improvement Law.

Since 2008, members of the executive branch have granted large discretionary exemptions to private foreign companies by presidential decree or ministerial ordinance in order to attract FDI.

New guidelines on functional foods were introduced in the Health Functional Food Act in 2002, and its additional Ministerial Ordinance on January 31, 2004.

As a result of the reinvestigation that also took into consideration the comments that were received, a partial amendment of the ministerial ordinance and announcement concerning Facilities for Certification Services is being announced.

A ministerial ordinance in 1980 led to a conglomeration of the administration of the existing dispensaries, health centers, health offices and maternal and child health (MCH) centers into one unit.

Conversely, over the last year both the telecommunications and mining sectors have been subject to large increases in taxation, also by presidential decree or ministerial ordinance, that have reduced profits and discouraged investors.

Ministerial ordinance on the method of producing and conducting the study on risk assessment related to introduction alien wild taxa and reintroduction of wild taxa into nature is not jet in force.

• The Ministerial Ordinance to the Functional Food Act, issued January 31, 2004, provides more details on the implementation of the Health Functional Food Act and its Presidential Decree.

On September 30, 1996, the Japanese Government amended the Enforcement Regulations Vehicle Law, Ministerial Ordinance No. 53, which addressed safety requirements for front passengers, but did not allow for larger overall dimensions.

A 1930 ministerial ordinance by the Japanese government declared that drivers' licenses would not be required for cars with engines up to 500 cc displacement, and that the purchase of these vehicles would be taxed at a lower rate.

A ministerial ordinance Japanese industrial standard for Marking Of Specific Chemical Substances (J-MOSS), effective from July 1, 2006, directs that some electronic products exceeding a specified amount of the nominated toxic substances must carry a warning label.