暗号資産の抜け道阻止　対ロシア、外為法改正で―岸田首相

　参院決算委員会は２８日、岸田文雄首相と全閣僚が出席して質疑を行った。首相はウクライナ侵攻を続けるロシアへの制裁について「金融面で抜け道を与えないよう、暗号資産（仮想通貨）を用いた制裁回避（阻止）への実効性を強化すべく今国会に外為法の改正を行うための準備を進めていく」と述べた。自民党の宮本周司氏への答弁。
　政府は暗号資産の移転先が制裁対象者ではないことの確認を交換業者に義務付ける方針。首相は「今後もロシアに停戦させ、建設的な対応を取らせるため、国際社会と連携を確認しながら制裁措置を取っていく」と強調した。（2022/03/28-11:22）

Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Monday that the country should block crypto asset loopholes against Russia, which is invading Ukraine.
   "To not give (Russia) a financial loophole, we will prepare for a foreign exchange law revision during the current regular parliamentary session in order to strengthen the effectiveness of measures to prevent Russia from avoiding sanctions using crypto assets," Kishida told a meeting of the House of Councillors Audit Committee.
   The government plans to require crypto asset exchange service providers to confirm that individuals or groups to which crypto assets are transferred are not subject to sanctions against Russia.
   "We will continue sanctions while cooperating with the international community in order to make Russia stop the war and take constructive measures," Kishida said.
   On calls for Russia to be ousted from the Group of 20 framework of major and emerging economies including Japan, he said: "We must hold discussions with other G-20 members, such as Indonesia, which currently has the (G-20) presidency. We will act appropriately while watching future developments."