法案成立率１００％、２６年ぶり　通常国会

　１５日に閉幕した第２０８通常国会では、政府が新規に提出した法案６１本が全て成立した。通常国会での成立率１００％は１９９６年以来２６年ぶり。７月１０日投開票の参院選を控え、政府・与党が法案を絞り込んだほか、「提案路線」を掲げる立憲民主党が抵抗戦術を抑制したためだ。
　子ども政策の司令塔となる「こども家庭庁」設置法や、重要物資のサプライチェーン（供給網）強化を進める経済安全保障推進法、侮辱罪を厳罰化する改正刑法などが成立した。（2022/06/15-16:46）

The Japanese government this year saw all of its newly introduced bills enacted during a regular session of the Diet, the country's parliament, for the first time since 1996.
   The achievement was mainly due to the government and ruling parties limiting the number of bills ahead of the House of Councillors election on July 10, as well as the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan softening its stance and taking a more policy-centered strategy.
   The government submitted a total of 61 bills during the 208th regular session, which ended on Wednesday.
   The bills included those to establish a government agency for children and families, strengthen supply chains for important items and toughen penalties for defamation.
   The Diet also passed lawmaker-sponsored bills aimed at preventing damage from appearing in porn videos, and supporting women facing such difficulties as poverty and domestic abuse.