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This Act changes the name of the National Assembly for Wales to Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament, expands Senedd voting and registration rules, updates disqualification rules, and adds controls over disclosure of young people’s electoral information.
The Welsh Ministers may make regulations to create a direct indemnity scheme for specified bodies or other persons, covering certain property losses and third-party liabilities connected to health-service functions.
This Act abolishes the common law defence of reasonable punishment for corporal punishment of a child in Wales.
The Welsh Ministers may make regulations for a redress scheme for certain health-service tort liabilities in Wales, and the regulations must include specific rules about compensation, access, time limits, legal advice, and settlement terms.
The Measure sets rules for learner travel in Wales, including local authority duties to assess needs and provide suitable transport in some cases, limits on charging, and safety/enforcement rules.
The Measure gives Welsh Ministers and school or institution leaders duties and powers about local curricula, student course choices, learner support, and curriculum information.
Welsh improvement authorities must make arrangements to keep improving how they exercise their functions, set yearly improvement objectives, consult relevant groups, and follow applicable Welsh Ministers guidance.
This Measure requires local authorities and governing bodies of maintained schools in Wales to promote healthy eating and drinking, provide free drinking water, and follow Welsh Ministers’ food and drink regulations.
This Measure creates a Senedd Commissioner for Standards, sets appointment and eligibility rules, and gives the Commissioner powers and duties to investigate complaints and self-referrals about members’ conduct and report the results.
This Measure gives children and some parents in Wales appeal and disability-discrimination claim rights, and requires local authorities in Wales to provide notices, advice, dispute-resolution arrangements, and independent advocacy services.
This provision sets child poverty strategy duties for Welsh authorities and Welsh Ministers, and creates rules for childcare registration, play opportunities, inspections, enforcement, and related offences.
This measure was repealed on 6.4.2016.
The Welsh Ministers may impose and manage levies on the red meat industry in Wales, and levy payers must submit returns, keep records, and pay on time.
This Measure sets up the Independent Remuneration Board of the Senedd and requires it to run openly, consult affected people, report annually, and follow rules for appointments and determinations.
This measure was repealed on 6 April 2016.
Welsh Ministers may make regulations about community involvement when local authorities dispose of land that is part of a playing field.
This provision sets up local mental health partnership arrangements, care coordination, adult assessment/referral duties, and Welsh advocacy support duties.
This Measure lets Welsh Ministers regulate waste-related charges, landfill, incineration, and construction-or-demolition waste plans, and it requires local authorities to meet waste recovery targets.
This Measure gives Welsh language institutions and the Commissioner powers and duties to promote Welsh, issue standards and compliance notices, report, consult, and protect certain information.
Welsh Ministers must have regard to children’s rights requirements, make and publish a children’s scheme, consult and involve specified people, and report regularly.
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