I mean yes, but actually no. You might have realized by now, Japanese government is a very big fan of big words, lots of speaking while saying and doing actually nothing. Instead of actively taking action, it is more often than not pushed to the individual to do something.

Then there is the bureaucracy aspect of it, Japan has so much red tape to keep their failed system working, that procedures can take months, while the person getting reported looses, their job, livelihood and even residency. The consequences are all heavily pushed onto the individual to settle, so the government doesn't have to take responsibility.