国会の監視機能強化へ法案修正　サイバー防御、与野党調整

　サイバー攻撃を未然に防ぐ「能動的サイバー防御」導入法案を巡り、与野党は国会による監視機能を強化する方向で修正する調整に入った。憲法が保障する「通信の秘密」を一定程度制約することから立憲民主党などが主張し、自民党も理解を示している。関係者が２日、明らかにした。
　協議が最終的に調えば、４日にも修正案を提出。衆院内閣委員会で同日中に採決に付す想定だ。（2025/04/02-20:39）

Japanese ruling and opposition parties are discussing strengthening parliamentary oversight of government activities under a planned active cyberdefense law, sources said Wednesday.
   The parties are considering specifying how a planned oversight committee to monitor such activities should report to the Diet, the country's parliament, in order to ensure the secrecy of communication guaranteed by the Constitution.
   The possibility of modifying the bill, submitted to the Diet in February, is being considered in response to concerns among the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and others. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party has shown understanding for such a change.
   The modified bill is expected to include details of how the planned committee will report to the Diet about the government's acquisition of communications information and intrusions into computer systems to neutralize them in order to prevent cyberattacks.
   If the ruling and opposition sides agree, the revised bill will be submitted as early as Friday. The Cabinet Committee of the House of Representatives, the lower chamber, is expected to take a vote on it within the day.