29 Welsh harbours
Wales Act 2017 (2017 c 4) | Legislation

Harbours: transfer of executive functions

29  Welsh harbours

(1)     The functions mentioned in subsection (2) are (so far as not already transferred under the National Assembly for Wales (Transfer of Functions) Order 1999 (SI 1999/672)) transferred to the Welsh Ministers.

(2)     The functions are functions exercisable by a Minister of the Crown under or by virtue of—

(a)     section 21 of the Sea Fish Industry Act 1951 (fishery harbours);

(b)     the following provisions of the Harbours Act 1964—

(i)     section 11 (loans for harbour works);

(ii)     sections 14 to 17 and Schedule 3 (harbour revision orders, harbour authority appointment orders and harbour empowerment orders);

(iii)     section 18 and Schedule 4 (harbour reorganisation schemes);

(iv)     section 19 (compensation for loss of office etc in consequence of harbour orders and schemes);

(v)     sections 30 and 31 (harbour charges and dues);

(vi)

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