“Allowing the use of paper health insurance cards” — one of the priority policies of CDP leader Noda， who has seen his party increase its seats．

On the evening of October 27th, Constitutional Democratic Party leader Yoshihiko Noda was asked about his priority policies, and he stated that one of them would be, “First of all, we will make it possible to use paper health insurance cards.” He spoke on Fuji TV’s election special program. The party also stated in a policy poster titled “A change of government is the greatest political reform” that “the current paper health insurance cards will remain in place until certain conditions are met, such as alleviating public anxiety.” In the 50th general election for the House of Representatives held on October 27, the ruling party suffered a significant loss of seats, while the opposition parties, the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan and the Democratic Party for the People, made great strides. The government will abolish paper health insurance cards on December 2nd and, in principle, switch to My Number cards, but the election results may have an impact on these policies. Under the current policy, anyone who does not have a My Number card is automatically sent a paper eligibility confirmation letter. The book essentially serves as a paper insurance card.

「紙の保険証も使えるようにする」--議席増の立民・野田代表、優先政策の1つに（CNET Japan） - Yahoo!ニュース

立憲民主党で代表を務める野田佳彦氏は10月27日夜、優先政策について聞かれ、その1つとして「まずは紙の保険証を使えるようにする」と述べた。フジテレビの選挙特番で語った。 　同党は「政権交代こそが

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