Following this proposal as it almost was, "Koseki hensei rei moku (family register formation illustration list)" was presented officially by Okurasho (Ministry of Treasury) for Dajokan in March of the next year (1870), but it did not materialized because chihokan (local officials) led by Takato OKI, the Governor of Tokyo Prefecture, who opposed for Okura-Minbusho (commonly called due to the fact that Okurasho and Minbusho were virtually unified) to deal with the family register
この案をほぼそのまま継承した「戸籍編成例目」が翌明治3年（1870年）3月に正式に大蔵省から太政官に提出されたが、戸籍を大蔵民部省（当時、大蔵省と民部省が実質統合されていたことから付けられた俗称）が行うことに東京府知事大木喬任を始めとして地方官が反対したことから実現しなかった。