The "hansokukin" (fixed penalty payment) is money paid to the national government by a violator who wishes to be handled under this system.

「反則金」とは、反則者がこの制度の適用を受けようとする場合に国に納めるお金のことである。

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The article defines the fixed penalty payment as money to be paid to the State by a violator seeking to be dealt with under this chapter. The statement is correct.

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この章において「反則金」とは、反則者がこの章の規定の適用を受けようとする場合に国に納付すべき金銭をいい

Source: Road Traffic Act — 道路交通法第百二十五条（通則） · Act No.105 of 1960

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The "hansokukin" (fixed penalty payment) is money paid to the national government by a violator who wishes to be handled under this system.

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