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This Act sets out how certain Welsh authorities may make, publish, confirm, revoke, and enforce byelaws, including fixed penalty notices and consultation steps.
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This Act sets out how certain Welsh authorities may make, publish, confirm, revoke, and enforce byelaws, including fixed penalty notices and consultation steps.
This Part sets out when local authorities and the Welsh Ministers can intervene in maintained schools, issue warning notices, give directions, and require compliance with school improvement guidance.
This Act creates a food hygiene rating scheme for Wales, requiring food authorities to inspect and rate establishments, and requiring operators to display ratings and answer requests about them.
This provision sets up the Wales Audit Office, keeps the Auditor General for Wales in place, and gives rules for audit, governance, fees, delegation, planning, and reporting.
This Part describes the Commission’s role, powers, and internal rules, including duties to consult the Welsh Ministers, keep accounts, publish reports, coordinate Welsh election administration, and follow review procedures.
The Act lets transplantation activities in Wales happen only with the required consent, and gives Welsh Ministers duties to promote, inform, consult on, and report about the system.
This Part requires regulated mobile home sites in Wales to have a site licence, sets application and condition rules, and gives local authorities enforcement and appeal powers.
This Act requires Welsh Ministers and local authorities to plan, approve, publish, review, and report on active travel routes and to take steps that support walking and cycling.
This Act changes governance rules for further education institutions, especially in Wales, including instruments of government, consultation, dissolution procedures, and Welsh Ministers’ powers.
Local Health Boards in Wales must keep spending within funding over each three-year accounting period, with any tolerance set by the Welsh Ministers.
Local authorities in Wales may seize and impound horses found unlawfully in public places or on land without consent, and must give notices, keep a public register, and follow dispute procedures.
This Part sets out the Act’s overview, key definitions, and several core duties for Welsh Ministers and local authorities on well-being, assessments, services, registers, and guidance.
This Act sets up and powers the Education Workforce Council, creates registration and conduct rules for registered persons, and gives Welsh Ministers powers over related regulations, directions, and school term/session arrangements.
This Act sets up the Agricultural Advisory Panel for Wales, lets Welsh Ministers make agricultural wages orders for agricultural workers in Wales, and creates related enforcement, record-keeping, inspection, offence, review, and expiry rules.
This Part sets up a landlord registration and licensing scheme for domestic tenancies in Wales.
This Part explains how fee and access plans work for certain higher education institutions in Wales, including approval, fee limits, monitoring, and HEFCW’s enforcement powers.
This Act requires Welsh public bodies to carry out sustainable development, set and publish well-being objectives, and take reasonable steps to meet them.
This Act sets up Welsh strategies, guidance, reporting, and a National Adviser to support prevention of violence against women, domestic abuse, and sexual violence.
This part of the Act sets out how planning in Wales is organized, including the Welsh Ministers’ national framework, consultation steps, reviews, and several rules for local planning authorities and applicants.
This Act sets up Qualifications Wales, gives it powers over recognising awarding bodies and approving qualifications, and requires it to publish criteria, notices, and certain decisions.
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