40 Initial notice to be given to [the Welsh Ministers]
Housing Act 1996 (1996 c 52) | Legislation

40  Initial notice to be given to [the Welsh Ministers]

(1)     Notice must be given to [the Welsh Ministers] before any of the steps mentioned below is taken in relation to a registered social landlord.

The person by whom the notice must be given is indicated in the second column.

(2)     Where the registered social landlord is [a registered society], the steps and the person by whom notice must be given are—

Any step to enforce any security over land held by the landlord.The person proposing to take the step.
Presenting a petition for the winding up of the
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