Proceedings Investigation Office - Proceedings Investigation Office

Japanese: 議事体裁取調所 - ぎじていさいとりしらべしょ

...The chairman was Akizuki Taneki, who was the chairman of the Council of State's Sub-Division. The Kogisho was the successor to the Council of State's Sub-Division and its internal organ, the Koushi Taisakusho, which was abolished on August 1, 1868, and on September 19, the Council of State was abolished and the Council of State's Forms Investigation Office was established. The establishment of the Kogisho was decided after deliberation in the latter. The name Kogisho comes from the words "public deliberation government" and "public debate (yoron)" that were popular at the time, but after the Battle of Toba-Fushimi in January of that year, the Edo Shogunate established it and ordered an investigation into the constitutional government, and the central organ of the Oshu-Uetsu Reppan Alliance was also called Kogisho. ...

From [Consignor]

…On July 23, Akizuki Taneki became the chairman of the lower bureau, and on August 1, the Konishi Taisakusho was abolished. On August 20, the official officials were renamed Koginin, and on September 19, the councilors were abolished and the Council of State was established, and preparations for the establishment of a full-fledged council body began. Kogisho [Tamura Sadao]. …

*Some of the terminology used in reference to the "Parliamentary Procedures Investigation Office" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…議長は議政官下局議長であった秋月種樹。公議所は議政官下局およびその内部機関である貢士対策所の後身で1868年8月1日の貢士対策所の廃止，9月19日議政官の廃止と議事体裁取調所の設置が行われ，後者における審議をへて公議所の設置が決定された。公議所の名称は，当時流行の〈公議政体〉〈公議輿論（よろん）〉の語に由来するが，この年1月の鳥羽･伏見の戦ののち江戸幕府が設けて立憲政体の取調べを命じたことがあり，奥羽越列藩同盟でも中心機関を公議所と称したことがあった。…