Reason for the Proposal The Company made an agreement with the Fukushima Prefectural Federation of Fisheries Cooperative Associations that “ALPS-treated water shall be stored in tanks within the power station grounds and shall not be disposed of in any way without the understanding of relevant parties.” In addition, the London Convention prohibits “the deliberate disposal at sea of wastes or other matter from vessels, aircraft, platforms or other man-made structures at sea.” The Company has been ignoring these and proceeding with the construction of undersea tunnels. Since we take samples only from a small portion of the water stored in tanks for contaminated water measurement surveys, organizations including the National Association of Marine Laboratories have been criticizing us for not collecting accurate radioactive nuclide data and that conducting the dilution of contaminated water is scientifically outdated. Furthermore, Pacific Island nations, which need the ocean as their place to live and make a living, have protested against the Japanese government, saying that long-term waste disposal into the sea will significantly damage the environment and human rights. The Company has only one way to restore its damaged image: to stop the emissions into the ocean, switch to storing the emissions on the ground and transform itself into a company that pays attention to the environment and human rights.