Control system, control method, and program

Abstract

To reduce a burden on residents, in service for paying money to residents from a public institution.SOLUTION: A control system for controlling payment of money to a first resident by a public institution includes: first acquisition means for acquiring information on a first condition on the control of the payment of money; second acquisition means for acquiring first personal information corresponding to the first condition out of the personal information of the first resident from a network system in which the personal information on the first resident is registered; and instruction means for giving an instruction to a financial institution associated with the public institution from the public institution, so as to control the payment of money to the first resident, when the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a technology for realizing payments from public institutions to residents. [Background technology]

[0002] Currently, when a public institution makes a payment to a resident (for example, a child allowance, maternity allowance, or elderly care allowance), the resident must fill out a prescribed application form and submit it to the public institution.

[0003] Patent Document 1 discloses a technology in which, when filling out an application form for child allowance or the like, the format of the application form is determined based on the user's answers to multiple questions, and the application form is created based on the user's input. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] JP 2022-042134 A Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] However, even with the technology of Patent Document 1, residents who meet the conditions for receiving the allowance cannot receive the allowance unless they go through various procedures. This places a heavy burden on residents to receive money from public institutions.

[0006] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a technique for further reducing the burden on residents in a service in which public institutions make payments to residents. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] One aspect of the present invention is a method for producing a composition comprising the steps of: A control system for controlling a payment of money by a public institution to a first resident, comprising: a first acquisition means for acquiring information on a first condition related to the control of the payment of money; a second acquiring means for acquiring first personal information of the first resident corresponding to the first condition from the personal information of the first resident, from a network system in which the personal information of the first resident is registered; an instruction means for instructing a financial institution associated with the public institution to control a payment of money from the public institution to the first resident when the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition; The control system is characterized by having the following features.

[0008] According to the above configuration, the payment of money can be automatically controlled without the first resident having to go through a specific application procedure. This means that the first resident no longer has to check what kind of benefits he or she can receive or the procedures for receiving or stopping the payment of benefits, improving resident services provided by public institutions.

[0009] In the above control system, the first condition is a condition for making a payment of money to the first resident, and the instruction means may instruct a financial institution linked to the public institution to make a payment of money from the public institution to the first resident if the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition. According to this configuration, the first resident can receive a payment of money from the public institution if the first condition is satisfied, without having to go through a specific application procedure. Therefore, for example, when the first resident visits a public institution to receive an allowance, This reduces the burden on citizens. It also improves the efficiency of public institutions' operations and reduces the possibility of errors in remittances caused by manual work. Furthermore, it reduces the time required for the first resident and public institutions to complete procedures, allowing the first resident to receive the money sooner.

[0010] In the above control system, the second acquisition means acquires the first personal information and also acquires preference information indicating whether the first resident desires the payment of the money from the network system, and the instruction means may instruct a financial institution linked to the public institution to make a payment of the money from the public institution to the first resident when the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition and the preference information indicates that the first resident desires the payment of the money. According to this configuration, when a resident desires the payment of money, the resident can receive the payment of money from the public institution if the first condition is satisfied without going through a specific application procedure. Therefore, for example, a payment of money that respects the will of the first resident can be realized.

[0011] In the above control system, the first condition is a condition for terminating the continuation of the payment of money to the first resident, and the instruction means may instruct a financial institution linked to the public institution to terminate the continuation of the payment of money from the public institution to the first resident if the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition. According to this configuration, the payment of money from the public institution stops if the first condition is satisfied, even if the first resident does not carry out a specific application procedure. Therefore, for example, the burden on the first resident for the suspension of the allowance is reduced. In addition, it is possible to prevent overpayment to the first resident.

[0012] In the above control system, the first condition includes a second condition that is a condition for the second personal information, and the second personal information is immutable information. The control system further includes a storage means for storing the second personal information of the first resident, and the second acquisition means may 1) acquire the personal information of the first resident from the network system if the second personal information of the first resident satisfies the second condition, and 2) not acquire the personal information of the first resident from the network system if the second personal information of the first resident does not satisfy the second condition. According to this configuration, the personal information of the first resident is acquired from the network system only if the second condition is satisfied. Therefore, communication between the control system and the network system can be restricted, thereby reducing unnecessary communication.

[0013] In the above control system, the second personal information may be information on the date of birth of the person himself / herself or a family member.

[0014] In the above control system, the first personal information may include at least one of a date of birth, a sex, and a family structure.

[0015] In the above control system, the first personal information may include at least one of personal income and household income. The first personal information may also include at least one of life and death, illness, and injury.

[0016] In the above control system, the network system may be an information providing network system, and the public institution may be an institution that has the authority to connect to the information providing network system. According to this configuration, the public institution can obtain personal information from a so-called My Number Portal, and is authorized by law, so there is little possibility of new security risks occurring. In other words, it is possible to automatically control the payment of money to the first resident while suppressing security risks.

[0017] The above control system may further include a notification means for notifying the first resident that a payment to the first resident will be controlled if the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition. With this configuration, the first resident can understand from the notification that the payment will be controlled. Therefore, the first resident can quickly understand how the control of the payment will affect him or her.

[0018] The present invention can be understood as an electronic device, information processing device, withdrawal management system, withdrawal processing system, support system, withdrawal management method, withdrawal processing method, management method, information processing method, control method, or support method that includes at least some of the functions and processes described above. The present invention can also be understood as a program that causes a computer to execute each means of the system (each step of the method), or a storage medium (recording medium) that non-temporarily stores the program. Effect of the Invention

[0019] According to the present invention, the burden on residents can be further reduced in a service in which money is paid from a public institution to residents. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0020] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining an overview of the first embodiment. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the payment system according to the first embodiment. [Diagram 3] FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining an example of procedures for a public institution. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a diagram showing information stored in the information providing network system according to the first embodiment. [Diagram 5] 5A to 5E are diagrams showing information on payment terms according to the first embodiment. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a flowchart of a payment process according to the first embodiment. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a flowchart of the payment stop processing according to the second embodiment. [Figure 8] 8A to 8C are diagrams showing information on the stop condition according to the second embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0021] An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Currently, in order to receive payment (provision) from a public institution (such as a government institution, a medical institution, or an educational institution), residents are required to complete a wide variety of application and notification procedures, for example, as shown in FIG. 3. This requires residents to research for themselves what procedures they need to complete and prepare the necessary documents. In order to reduce the burden on residents, an embodiment will be described below.

[0022] <Embodiment 1> An overview of the first embodiment will be described with reference to Fig. 1. (1) First, a resident registers an account (hereinafter referred to as "resident account") for receiving money from a public institution 3 in an information provision network system 20 (so-called My Number Portal). (2) The control system 10 requests personal information of each resident from the information provision network system 20 to determine whether the conditions for paying money to the resident are met for each resident (personal information of each resident). (3) The information provision network system 20 provides the requested personal information to the control system 10. Then, the control system 10 acquires the provided personal information.

[0023] (4) The control system 10 determines whether or not the "conditions for paying money to a resident" are satisfied for each resident (whether or not the personal information satisfies the conditions) based on the acquired personal information. The control system 10 instructs the financial institution 4 to make a payment to the resident for whom it has been determined that the "conditions for paying money to a resident" are satisfied (issues a withdrawal instruction to the financial institution 4). (5) The financial institution 4 pays (withdraws) the money to the resident's account in accordance with the withdrawal instruction.

[0024] By realizing payments to residents through this process, residents can receive allowances and other payments for which they meet the conditions simply by registering their account in advance. In other words, residents do not need to apply to receive specific amounts of money. This eliminates the need for residents to research what kind of allowances they can receive or the procedures for receiving them, improving resident services provided by public institutions 3.

[0025] Conventionally, the staff of the public institution 3 manually checks whether the application form is filled out correctly and whether there are any differences between the contents of the application form and the actual status of the resident, and judges whether to provide the money based on the results of the check. However, if the processing is performed as described above, it becomes unnecessary for the public institution 3 to "check the contents of the application form and manually judge whether to provide the money." This improves the operational efficiency of the public institution 3 and reduces the possibility of occurrence of erroneous remittances due to manual work. Furthermore, since the time required for the procedure by the resident and the public institution 3 is reduced, the resident can receive the money sooner.

[0026] If the public institution 3 already has the authority by law to connect to the information provision network system 20 managed by the Japanese government, the possibility of a new security risk occurring is low. For this reason, the public institution 3 may be, for example, the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare, a prefectural governor, a mayor of a city or town, the Japan Pension Service, the National Pension Fund, the National Health Insurance Association, a health insurance society, a national health insurance society, or a social welfare council.

[0027] The configuration of a payment system 1 for implementing the outline of the above-mentioned embodiment 1 will be described with reference to Fig. 2. The payment system 1 includes a control system 10, an information provision network system 20, a public institution system 30, and a financial system 40.

[0028] The control system 10 determines whether each resident (each resident's personal information) satisfies specific conditions for a specific payment (hereinafter referred to as "payment conditions"), and issues instructions (money payment instructions) to the financial institution 4 to make a specific payment to the resident who satisfies the payment conditions. "Specific payments" are, for example, payments such as maternity allowances, infant medical expense subsidies, relocation support allowances, child allowances, medical subsidies for single-parent families, or child medical subsidies.

[0029] The information provision network system 20 is a system known as the "My Number Portal." Currently, the information provision network system 20 is established and managed by the Japanese government (Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications) based on the Act on the Use of Numbers to Identify Specific Individuals in Administrative Procedures (My Number Act). In addition, the institutions that can connect to the information provision network system 20 are limited to specific public institutions under the My Number Act.

[0030] The information network system 20 currently enables residents to make online applications. The information network system 20 provides services such as confirmation of information on residents held by public institutions such as administrative agencies, and receipt of notifications from administrative agencies, etc.

[0031] The information provision network system 20 has the above-mentioned characteristics, and therefore can provide various effects. For example, in the processing of administrative affairs, the management of information on individuals can be made more efficient, which can improve convenience for residents and make administrative operations more efficient. Since information that a resident has once submitted to a public institution can be used by other public institutions, it becomes unnecessary to submit information to the other public institutions again, thereby reducing the burden on the resident.

[0032] FIG. 4 shows an example of information on each resident (Japanese citizen) stored in the information providing network system 20. The information providing network system 20 has information of various types, such as health and medical care, tax, income, and bank account information, pension-related information, children and child-rearing, family register and household information, welfare and nursing care, employment insurance and industrial accidents, etc. The information stored in the information providing network system 20 is defined by the My Number Act, but the types of information may increase in the future. For this reason, the information providing network system 20 may store any personal information of the resident. Personal information is information that can identify an individual by itself or by combining it with other information. For this reason, the personal information in the first embodiment is information about the individual or his / her family. The personal information in the first embodiment may be information such as name, face photo, date of birth, address, contact information, whether alive or dead, family members' names (parents' names, children's names), physical characteristics (fingerprints or voiceprints, etc.), whether or not the individual has an illness (condition of illness), hospitalization history, place of employment, status of receiving allowances, household income, individual income, tax amount (for example, tax amount for the last year), and individual habits (walking style or speaking style, etc.).

[0033] For example, the information providing network system 20 has information on types of family register / household information (household information and family register-related information) such as date of birth, gender, address, contact information, family register, and family composition (family members' dates of birth, relationships between family members, head of household).

[0034] The public institution system 30 is a system managed by the public institution 3. The public institution system 30 records payment terms for making specific payments to residents. The public institution 3 (employees of the public institution 3) can also change the payment terms by using the public institution system 30.

[0035] The financial system 40 is a system managed by a financial institution 4 linked to a public institution 3. The financial system 40 manages an account (public institution account 50) held by the public institution 3. In other words, the public institution 3 has a public institution account 50 at the financial institution 4. In response to instructions from the control system 10, the financial system 40 makes payments of money from the public institution account 50 to the account (resident account 60) of a resident who satisfies the payment conditions.

[0036] The control system 10 includes a condition acquisition unit 101 , an information acquisition unit 102 , a determination unit 103 , an instruction unit 104 , and a storage unit 105 .

[0037] The condition acquisition unit 101 acquires information on the payment conditions from the public institution system 30. FIG. 5A to FIG. 5E show the payment conditions. FIG. 5A shows an example of the payment conditions for child allowance. FIG. 5A shows the conditions that (1) the target resident is the head of the household, (2) the family has a child, (3) the child's date of birth is any one of April 2, 2010 to April 1, 2015, and (4) the household income is 5 million yen or less. FIG. 5B shows an example of the payment conditions for pension payment. FIG. 5B shows the conditions that (1) the target resident's date of birth is before April 1, 1960, and (2) the resident is currently alive.

[0038] Fig. 5C shows an example of payment conditions for the nursing care product purchase allowance. Fig. 5C shows the conditions that (1) the target resident has a family member who requires nursing care, (2) the nursing care products are purchased for the family member who requires nursing care, and (3) the purchase amount of the nursing care products is 200,000 yen or more per year. Note that, for example, information on the purchase of nursing care products and the purchase amount is registered by the resident in the information provision network system 20 each time the resident purchases the nursing care product, together with the receipt data for the purchase of the nursing care product.

[0039] FIG. 5D shows an example of the terms of payment for medical benefits. FIG. 5D shows the following: (1) The subject resident is injured. Figure 5E shows an example of the conditions for payment of a particular benefit. Figure 5E shows the conditions that (1) the resident is the head of the household, (2) is not a student, (3) the household income is 3 million yen or less, and (4) the current year's household income is 1 million yen or more less than the previous year's household income.

[0040] The condition acquisition unit 101 acquires, together with the payment conditions, information regarding the payment amount when the payment conditions are satisfied. The information regarding the payment amount may be information regarding the amount to be paid to the resident, or may be information regarding a formula for deriving that amount. The condition acquisition unit 101 may acquire the information regarding the payment conditions and the payment amount from the storage unit 105, instead of acquiring the information from the public institution system 30.

[0041] The information acquisition unit 102 acquires from the information provision network system 20 personal information (personal information of each resident) corresponding to the payment conditions among the personal information stored in the information provision network system 20. For example, when a child allowance is about to be paid, the information acquisition unit 102 acquires from the information provision network system 20 "information on whether each resident is (1) the head of the household, (2) information on whether they have children, (3) information on the children's dates of birth, and (4) information on household income" corresponding to the child allowance payment conditions shown in FIG. 5A.

[0042] For example, when a pension is about to be paid, the information acquiring unit 102 acquires "(1) information on each resident's date of birth and (2) information on whether each resident is alive" corresponding to the pension payment conditions shown in Fig. 5B from the information providing network system 20. For example, when a medical allowance is about to be paid, the information acquiring unit 102 acquires "(1) information on whether each resident is injured, (2) information on whether hospitalization is required, and (3) information on the amount of medical expenses" corresponding to the medical allowance payment conditions shown in Fig. 5D from the information providing network system 20.

[0043] The determination unit 103 determines whether or not each resident (acquired personal information) satisfies the payment conditions, based on the personal information and payment conditions acquired from the information provision network system 20. For example, when determining whether or not a first resident satisfies the payment conditions for child allowance, the determination unit 103 determines whether or not the first resident satisfies the payment conditions shown in FIG. 5A, based on the personal information of the first resident acquired from the information provision network system 20.

[0044] The instruction unit 104 instructs the financial system 40 to pay money to residents who satisfy the payment conditions from the public institution account 50. For example, when a second resident satisfies the child allowance payment conditions, the instruction unit 104 instructs the financial system 40 to pay the payment amount corresponding to the payment conditions from the public institution account 50 to the resident account 60 of the second resident.

[0045] The instruction unit 104 may instruct the financial system 40 to make a one-time payment of money from the public institution account 50 to the resident who satisfies the payment conditions, but may also instruct the financial system 40 to make continuous payments of money from the public institution account 50 to the resident who satisfies the payment conditions for a predetermined period of time. Alternatively, the instruction unit 104 may instruct the financial system 40 to make continuous payments of money from the public institution account 50 to the resident who satisfies the payment conditions until an instruction to stop payments is given.

[0046] The storage unit 105 stores a program for implementing the operation of each component of the control system 10. The storage unit 105 may also store information on payment terms, or may store all or a part of personal information acquired from the information providing network system 20.

[0047] The control system 10 includes a CPU (processor; control device), a memory, a storage device, and 2 is realized by loading a program stored in a storage device into a memory and having a CPU execute the program. Alternatively, all or part of the configuration in the control system 10 may be configured with an ASIC, an FPGA, or the like. Alternatively, all or part of the configuration may be realized by cloud computing or distributed computing.

[0048] The process of paying money to residents will be described with reference to the flowchart in Fig. 6. An example of the process of paying child allowances will be described below. The process in the flowchart in Fig. 6 is executed periodically (periodically), for example, once a year, once every three months, once a month, or once every two weeks.

[0049] In step S1001, the condition acquisition unit 101 acquires information on the child allowance payment conditions as shown in FIG. 5A from the public institution system 30.

[0050] The processing of steps S1002 to S1005 is executed for each resident associated with the public institution 3. For example, if the public institution 3 is a city, town, or village (mayor of the city, town, or village), the processing of steps S1002 to S1005 is executed for each resident belonging to the city, town, or village (all residents registered as residents in the city, town, or village). In the following, a resident who is the target of the processing of steps S1002 to S1005 is referred to as a "target resident."

[0051] In step S1002, the information acquisition unit 102 requests the information provision network system 20 to transmit personal information of the target resident that corresponds to the child allowance payment conditions.

[0052] In step S1003, the information acquisition unit 102 acquires personal information (personal information of the target resident) transmitted from the information provision network system 20.

[0053] In step S1004, the judgment unit 103 judges whether the target resident satisfies the child allowance payment conditions based on the target resident's personal information and the child allowance payment conditions. If it is judged that the target resident satisfies the child allowance payment conditions, the process proceeds to step S1005. If it is judged that the target resident does not satisfy the child allowance payment conditions, the process of this flowchart for the target resident ends. In other words, the child allowance is not paid to the resident who is judged not to satisfy the child allowance payment conditions.

[0054] In step S1005, the instruction unit 104 obtains information on the resident's account 60 from the information network system 20. The instruction unit 104 then instructs the financial system 40 to pay the child allowance to the resident at a specific date and time (a date and time designated by the public institution 3 or a date and time determined in advance). Specifically, the instruction unit 104 instructs the financial system 40 to pay the payment amount corresponding to the payment conditions of the child allowance from the public institution account 50 to the resident's account 60. Here, the specific date and time may be the same date and time for all residents to whom the child allowance is paid, or may be different for each resident. Note that in order to enable the target resident to understand that money has been deposited into the resident's account 60 and the reason for the deposit (that the child allowance is being paid), the instruction unit 104 may notify the target resident's contact point (a contact point registered in the information network system 20) that "money has been deposited (will be deposited) as child allowance." At this time, the instruction unit 104 may also notify the target resident of the legal provisions (articles) on which the child allowance payment is based, the administrative agency to which the appeal can be filed, or the conditions under which the payment is suspended. This allows the target resident to understand the child allowance payment in more detail.

[0055] In step S1002, the information acquisition unit 102 acquires the information for all residents, not for each resident. In this case, the information acquisition unit 102 acquires the personal information of all residents from the information provision network system 20 in step S1003.

[0056] The storage unit 105 may store in advance unchanging personal information (hereinafter referred to as "unchanging information") that does not change with the passage of time (changes in circumstances). The unchanging information is, for example, information on the "date of birth, biological sex, school graduated from, and past events of the resident" of the individual or family. For example, it is assumed that the storage unit 105 stores in advance information on the date of birth of each resident's child as unchanging information. In this case, before starting the process of step S1002, the information acquisition unit 102 refers to the unchanging information and detects only residents who have children whose date of birth is included in the "range of the date of birth of the child indicated by the payment condition". Then, the control system 10 executes the processes of steps S1002 to S1005 for the detected resident. That is, the information acquisition unit 102 acquires only the personal information of the detected resident from the information provision network system 20, and the determination unit 103 determines whether the resident satisfies the payment condition. This can reduce unnecessary communication between the information provision network system 20 and the control system 10.

[0057] Also, the process of the flowchart shown in Fig. 6 may be performed individually for each resident. For example, when making a payment for a purchase allowance for nursing care products, when a certain resident registers the fact of the nursing care products in the information provision network system 20, the process of the flowchart shown in Fig. 6 may be started for that resident. Alternatively, when making a payment for a purchase allowance for nursing care products, when a certain resident registers the fact of the nursing care products in the information provision network system 20, the control system 10 may request that the resident further register a document (e.g., a receipt, etc.) proving that fact in the information provision network system 20. Thereafter, when the resident registers the document in the information provision network system 20, the process of the flowchart shown in Fig. 6 may be started for that resident.

[0058] In the flowchart of FIG. 5, the instruction unit 104 instructs the financial system 40 to pay child allowance to each resident who meets the payment conditions. However, the instruction unit 104 may instruct the financial system 40 to pay child allowance to all residents who meet the payment conditions. In other words, the instruction unit 104 may instruct the financial system 40 to pay child allowance to all residents who meet the payment conditions at once. The instruction unit 104 may also instruct the financial system 40 to pay child allowance to all residents who meet the payment conditions at the same time.

[0059] According to the first embodiment, when a resident wishes to receive a payment of money from the public institution 3, the payment of the money can be made without the resident having to go through a specific application procedure. This eliminates the need for the resident to research what kind of allowances he or she can receive or the procedures for receiving the allowances, improving the resident services provided by the public institution 3.

[0060] (Variation 1) In the first embodiment, the control system 10 instructs the financial system 40 to pay money (a withdrawal instruction) to the resident account 60 of a resident who satisfies the payment conditions. However, immediately before the processing of step S1005, the control system 10 may notify the resident who satisfies the payment conditions (the contact information registered in the information provision network system 20 of the resident) that "it is possible to receive payment from the public institution 3" and the payment amount. Then, only when there is a response to the notification from the resident (a response indicating that he / she wishes to receive payment), the instruction unit 104 may issue an instruction (a withdrawal instruction) to pay money to the resident account 60 of the resident who satisfies the payment conditions.

[0061] In addition, residents who receive the notification can change the settings of the information provision network system 20. In this way, the resident may change the account to which the money is to be deposited from the resident's account 60 to another account. Furthermore, the resident may set (change) the date and time of deposit by changing the settings in the information provision network system 20.

[0062] According to the first modification, it is possible to prevent payments from being made to residents who do not wish to receive payments from the public institution 3.

[0063] (Variation 2) Also, information (desired information) on whether each resident wishes to receive each allowance may be registered in advance in the information provision network system 20 (or the storage unit 105) by the resident. In this case, in step S1003, the information acquisition unit 102 acquires "information on whether the target resident wishes to receive the child allowance" together with the personal information of the target resident corresponding to the child allowance payment conditions. Then, in step S1004, even if the target resident meets the child allowance payment conditions, if the target resident does not wish to receive the child allowance, the process does not proceed to step S1005 and the process of the flowchart in FIG. 6 ends. In other words, in step S1004, if the target resident meets the child allowance payment conditions and the target resident wishes to receive the child allowance, the process proceeds to step S1005 and the child allowance payment process is performed.

[0064] According to the second modification, it is possible to prevent payments from being made to residents who do not wish to receive payments from the public institution 3.

[0065] (Variation 3) In the first embodiment, in step S1005, the instruction unit 104 instructs the financial system 40 to pay the child allowance to the target resident. However, the instruction unit 104 may use a specific application (an application that runs on a personal computer or smartphone) to give points equivalent to the child allowance to the target resident. Such processing can be realized, for example, by so-called My Number points and a dedicated My Number point app.

[0066] <Embodiment 2> In the first embodiment, the public institution 3 pays money (starts making a payment of money) to a resident who satisfies a specific condition. In the second embodiment, the public institution 3 stops (ends) making a payment to a resident who has been making a continuous payment of money when that resident meets a specific condition (hereinafter, referred to as a "suspension condition").

[0067] The process of suspending the payment of money will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 7. FIG. 8A to FIG. 8C show examples of information on suspension conditions. FIG. 8A shows suspension conditions for pension payment (receiving). It shows that the pension payment is suspended when a resident is receiving a pension payment and the resident has died. FIG. 8B and FIG. 8C show suspension conditions for child allowance payment (receiving). FIG. 8B shows that the child allowance payment is suspended when a resident is receiving a child allowance payment and the child's date of birth is other than "April 2, 2010 to April 1, 2015". FIG. 8C shows that the child allowance payment is suspended when a resident is receiving a child allowance payment and the household income is more than 5 million yen. In the second embodiment, the child allowance payment is suspended for residents who satisfy either the suspension condition shown in FIG. 8B or the suspension condition shown in FIG. 8C.

[0068] In step S2001, the condition acquisition unit 101 acquires information on the suspension conditions of child allowance as shown in FIG. 8B and information on the suspension conditions of child allowance as shown in FIG. 8C from the public institution system 30. Obtained from.

[0069] The processing of steps S2002 to S2005 is executed for each resident related to the public institution 3. For example, if the public institution 3 is a city, town, or village, the processing of steps S2002 to S2005 is executed for each resident belonging to the city, town, or village. In the following, the resident who is the target of the processing of steps S2002 to S2005 is referred to as the "target resident." Note that the target residents may be limited to those who currently receive child allowances among the residents belonging to the city, town, or village.

[0070] In step S2002, the information acquisition unit 102 requests the information provision network system 20 to transmit personal information of the target resident that corresponds to the two conditions for suspending the child allowance (specifically, whether or not the resident is receiving the child allowance, the child's date of birth, and information on household income). Note that in step S2002, the information acquisition unit 102 may request the information provision network system 20 to transmit personal information of all residents or residents currently receiving the child allowance, rather than for each resident.

[0071] In step S2003, the information acquisition unit 102 acquires personal information transmitted from the information provision network system 20 (personal information of the target resident, or personal information of all residents).

[0072] In step S2004, the judgment unit 103 judges whether the target resident satisfies at least one of the two suspension conditions of the child allowance based on the personal information of the target resident and the suspension conditions of the child allowance. If it is judged that the target resident satisfies at least one of the two suspension conditions of the child allowance, the process proceeds to step S2005. If it is judged that the target resident does not satisfy either of the two suspension conditions of the child allowance, the process of this flowchart for the target resident ends. In other words, the payment of the child allowance to the resident who does not satisfy either of the two suspension conditions of the child allowance continues.

[0073] In step S2005, the instruction unit 104 acquires information on the resident's account 60 from the information provision network system 20. The instruction unit 104 then instructs the financial system 40 to stop paying child allowance to the resident. Specifically, the instruction unit 104 instructs the financial system 40 to stop paying child allowance from the public institution account 50 to the resident's account 60 in the future.

[0074] According to the second embodiment, continuous payment of money to a resident can be suspended when the suspension condition is satisfied. This makes it possible to prevent overpayment from the public institution 3 to the resident. In addition, payment can be suspended without the resident having to go through any procedure with the financial institution 4.

[0075] In each of the above embodiments, the instruction unit 104 obtains information on the resident account 60 from the information provision network system 20. However, the information on the resident account 60 may be registered in advance in another system, in which case the instruction unit 104 may obtain the information on the resident account 60 from the other system.

[0076] Also, instead of the information provision network system 20, another system in which the latest personal information of residents is stored may be used. Furthermore, when the control system 10 acquires personal information of residents, the control system 10 may acquire first information from the information provision network system 20, and acquire second information from another system that manages information linked to the resident. For example, currently, the information provision network system 20 only has information related to taxes, social security, and disasters, so the control system 10 acquires this information from the information provision network system 20. On the other hand, for information other than these, the control system 10 may Obtained from another system.

[0077] In the first embodiment, the payment of money is made when the payment condition is satisfied, and in the second embodiment, the payment of money is stopped when the suspension condition is satisfied. However, when a specific condition is satisfied, any control regarding the payment of money may be performed. For example, when a specific condition is satisfied, the control may be performed so that only an amount that is a predetermined percentage less than the amount of payment up until that point is paid.

[0078] The configurations and processes described in the above-described embodiments and modifications of the present invention can be used in any combination. [Explanation of symbols]

[0079] 10: control system, 20: information providing network system, 30: Public Sector Systems, 40: Financial Systems, 50: Public institution accounts, 60: Resident accounts, 101: Condition acquisition unit, 102: Information acquisition unit, 103: Determination unit, 104: Instruction unit, 105: Storage unit

Claims

1. A control system for controlling a payment of money by a public institution to a first resident, comprising: a first acquisition means for acquiring information on a first condition related to the control of the payment of money; a second acquiring means for acquiring first personal information of the first resident corresponding to the first condition from the personal information of the first resident, from a network system in which the personal information of the first resident is registered; an instruction means for instructing a financial institution associated with the public institution to control a payment of money from the public institution to the first resident when the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition; A control system comprising:

2. the first condition is a condition for making a payment of money to the first resident; The instruction means instructs a financial institution linked to the public institution to make a payment of money from the public institution to the first resident when the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition.

2. The control system of claim 1.

3. the second acquisition means acquires the first personal information and also acquires preference information indicating whether the first resident wishes to pay the money from the network system; the instruction means, when the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition and when the wish information indicates that the first resident wishes to receive the payment of money, instructs a financial institution linked to the public institution to make a payment of money from the public institution to the first resident; 3. The control system of claim 2.

4. the first condition is a condition for terminating the continuation of the payment of money to the first resident; The instruction means instructs a financial institution linked to the public institution to terminate continuation of payment of money from the public institution to the first resident when the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition.

2. The control system of claim 1.

5. the first condition includes a second condition that is a condition for second personal information; The second personal information is immutable information, the control system further comprises a storage means for storing the second personal information of the first resident; the second acquisition means: 1) acquires the personal information of the first resident from the network system if the second personal information of the first resident satisfies the second condition; and 2) does not acquire the personal information of the first resident from the network system if the second personal information of the first resident does not satisfy the second condition.

5. A control system according to claim 1, wherein the control system is a control unit.

6. The second personal information is information on the date of birth of the person himself / herself or a family member.

6. The control system of claim 5.

7. The first personal information includes at least one of a date of birth, a gender, and a family structure.

5. A control system according to claim 1, wherein the control system is a control unit.

8. The first personal information includes at least one of personal income and household income.

5. A control system according to claim 1, wherein the control system is a control unit.

9. The first personal information includes at least one of information on life or death, whether the person is sick, and whether the person is injured.

5. A control system according to claim 1, wherein the control system is a control unit.

10. The system further comprises a notification means for notifying the first resident that payment of money to the first resident will be controlled if the first personal information acquired by the second acquisition means satisfies the first condition.

5. A control system according to claim 1, wherein the control system is a control unit.

11. the network system is an information providing network system, The public institution is an institution that has the authority to connect to the information providing network system.

5. A control system according to claim 1, wherein the control system is a control unit.

12. 1. A computer-implemented control method for controlling a payment of money by a public authority to a first resident, the method comprising: a first acquisition step of acquiring information on a first condition related to the control of the payment of money; a second acquisition step of acquiring first personal information corresponding to the first condition from among the personal information of the first resident, from a network system in which the personal information of the first resident is registered; an instruction step of instructing a financial institution linked to the public institution to control the payment of money from the public institution to the first resident when the first personal information acquired in the second acquisition step satisfies the first condition; A control method comprising the steps of:

13. A program for causing a computer to execute each step of the control method according to claim 12.

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