203 Power to make provision in relation to Wales
Planning Act 2008 (2008 c 29) | Legislation

203  Power to make provision in relation to Wales

(1)     The Welsh Ministers may by order make provision—

(a)     which has an effect in relation to Wales that corresponds to the effect an England-only provision has in relation to England;

(b)     conferring power on the Welsh Ministers to do anything in relation to Wales that corresponds to anything the Secretary of State has power to do by virtue of an England-only provision.

(2)     The England-only provisions are—

section 184 (correction of errors in decisions);

section 189 (compensation where development order or local development order withdrawn);

section 190 (power to

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