4 The Welsh Government
Wales Act 2014 (2014 c 29) | Legislation

Welsh Government

4  The Welsh Government

(1)     The Welsh Assembly Government is renamed the Welsh Government, or Llywodraeth Cymru.

(2)     Accordingly, in GOWA 2006—

(a)     omit “Assembly” wherever it occurs in the expression “Welsh Assembly Government”;

(b)     omit “Cynulliad” where it occurs in section 45(1) (in both places).

(3)

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